Are you new to pet parenting and looking for ways to ensure your dog lives a long healthy life? Or your four-legged buddy has started to slow down due to aging and losing interest in everyday activities? If yes, then you need to see an experienced animal physical therapist. Why? Let’s find out. Dog Physical …
Physical therapy for dogs: help your dog live a better life Read More »
Being a pet parent, it can be dreadful to even think about your beloved dog undergoing a knife, due to a debilitating disease or common injuries such as a fractured bone. So naturally, you are curious if there are any alternatives to surgery and medications. The answer to this is yes. How?… Let’s find out. …
Can Dogs Recover From Injuries Without Surgery Or Meds? Read More »
Amputated dogs have a long road to recovery. But canine physical therapy is one way to speed up the process. It works the same for dogs as it works for humans. With the correct techniques, guidance, and carefully curated rehabilitation process, you will soon see positive results. This article explores physical therapy exercises that help …
Three-legged dogs or Tripawds are no different from other dogs. They display the same level of enthusiasm. But they need a little more supervision than other dogs. If you have your heart set on a three-legged companion or your pet is about to undergo surgery for the same, this article can guide you on how …
DIY Physical therapy exercises for dogs who can stand Physical Therapy (PT) for dogs is a proven, time-tested method to relieve pain and regain mobility, strength, and balance. Complex PT exercises need a dedicated rehabilitation area with ample space and equipment. But there are a few easy-to-do, safe exercises that canbe done at home. These …
6 Physical Therapy Exercises for Dog’s You Can Do at Home Read More »
If you are here, it probably means you are seeking help for your dog with visible physical discomfort. But even if you live with a doggo who seems just fine physically, you may still want to read through this. Why because sometimes even healthy-active dogs too may need physical therapy. And recognizing warning signs early …
