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Canine locomotion: from normal to pathological

It is not uncommon for canine healthcare professionals to encounter locomotor disorders with multifactorial origins: a history of injury, subtle joint issues, postural imbalances, or even muscular compensations invisible to the naked eye. So, how can we objectively evaluate the

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Common Injuries in Sporting Dogs

Just like any athlete, both animals and humans can suffer injuries related to their activity.These injuries can range from mild to more serious. That’s why proper preparation and preventive measures are essential for any canine sporting practice.The health and well-being

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Veterinary physiotherapy

Physiotherapy, also known as functional rehabilitation, is a discipline focused on locomotion. It is used in both human and veterinary medicine and plays a role in both the prevention and treatment of musculoskeletal disorders. Notably, physiotherapy is officially recognized by

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Osteoarthritis in dogs

One of the most commonly encountered joint diseases in dogs is osteoarthritis – a progressive, irreversible degeneration of the joints that leads to pain, lameness, stiffness, and loss of mobility. While sporting dogs are more prone to this condition, all

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The loss of your dog

The loss of a companion animal is a profound and challenging experience. Even after sharing a long life together, the inevitable moment of saying goodbye to our aging companions necessitates thoughtful preparation to approach it with serenity and dignity. The

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TPLO in Dogs

A common procedure among veterinarians specialized in orthopedics, this surgery has shown good results in restoring mobility and reducing pain in dogs suffering from a cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) rupture. This complex operation requires a strict post-operative rehabilitation period, as

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Prevention of Horse Injuries During Shoeing

Feared by rider-owners and well-known for experienced professionals, horse injuries during shoeing can, to some extent, be anticipated.Whether they are caused by equipment, the horse’s sudden reactions, or human error, Pierre Martinuzzi shares his experience on the subject and provides

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