Conservative management of intervertebral disc disease (IVDD) There are many dogs diagnosed with intervertebral disc disease that do not require surgery. These dogs can be effectively managed with rehabilitation. Early intervention…
As a non-surgical disease of the spinal cord, rehabilitation has a huge role to play in managing dogs diagnosed with FCE. Following diagnosis, one of our chartered physiotherapists will assess your dog and design…
Degenerative myelopathy (DM) is a progressive disease and physiotherapy and hydrotherapy can be involved at any stage. For optimum care, early intervention is key. Aims of rehabilitation The main aim…
Conservative management of hip dysplasia Physiotherapy has an important role in the management of hip dysplasia. Whilst hip dysplasia is a progressive disease, the condition can be affected by external factors. The…
Elbow dysplasia is the term used to describe a developmental abnormality in the elbow joint which involves a complex structure of three bones. If the three bones do not fit…
Rehabilitation of cranial cruciate ligament disease Cranial cruciate ligament disease may be treated either conservatively or surgically. The decision to treat your dog’s cranial cruciate ligament disease with conservative or…
Rehabilitation has an important role to play when caring for a pet affected by vestibular disease. Our chartered physiotherapist initially undertakes a thorough assessment of your dog and then formulates…