Falls, strains, sprains, common in high prey drive dogs, impact injuries, fights, RTA's slipping on laminate floors, decking, post surgical amputation of tails, limbs. Behaviour needs to be assessed as dogs with amputated tails may give mixed messages to other dogs they meet, which may escalate aggression or fear.
Cruciate operations are common and recovery is slow and with restricted movement during recovery phase, dogs can loose muscle tone, mobility through the rest of their body. Treatment can prevent compensatory injuries and speeds up recovery and confidence.
Repetitive ball throwing jumping injuries, jumping on and off sofas, in and out of the car or up stairs. , laminate floors, slippery floors
Agility dog, trouble weaving, stopping on dog walk, speed issues, turning issues, performance issues. Tail issues leading to problems with counter balance, slowing down, reduced precision. Show dogs repetitive neck injuries and conformation problems. Working dogs repetitive strain or overuse.
Service dogs, who are always working and rarely switch off can suffer with repetitive strains, anxiety or overuse.
Imagine yourself walk around feeling tense and your muscles will be working in overdrive, Increased adrenaline can cause our muscles to leap into action due to sympathetic overdrive. Nervous and anxious dogs musculoskeletal system can be very tense. Treatment aims to rebalance this part of the nervous system, reducing anxiety, tension and providing confidence and relief, coupled with behaviour therapy and training to boost confidence.
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