Intermittent lameness in canine athletes is one of the most challenging presentations in sports medicine. When the lameness is subtle, inconsistent, or difficult to localize, even experienced clinicians may struggle to determine which limb is affected, delaying appropriate treatment.  

🐾 From the Conference Stage to the Consultation Room: Discover How We Use Gait Analysis to Help Dogs Move Better.   Read Sarah Holmes’ story from Ease in Motion Canine Rehabilitation & Hydrotherapy Centre and learn how objective gait analysis

Cranial cruciate ligament disease is one of the most common orthopedic conditions encountered in dogs, and TPLO (Tibial Plateau Leveling Osteotomy) is now considered one of the gold-standard surgical techniques for managing this condition. However, the postoperative recovery period may

When dealing with complex post-surgical orthopaedic and neurological cases, clinical observation alone is often not enough to fully capture the extent of dysfunction or recovery. Subtle compensations, neurological deficits, and load redistribution patterns can easily go unnoticed without objective measurement

Functional assessment and rehabilitation monitoring using EKICO Tendiboots™ following surgical management of Traumatic Fragmented Medial Coronoid Process (Jump-Down Syndrome), a clinical case presented by Fur Ability Animal Rehabilitation in collaboration with Dr Sherman Canapp. Clinical presentation Mersey is a 4-year-old

In this clinical case, Dr. Gudrun Werner presents the longitudinal management of Mila, a 10-year-old German Shepherd diagnosed with lumbosacral instability and spondylosis.   Through repeated gait analysis with Tendiboots™ Canine and structured shockwave therapy sessions, this case highlights how

In this clinical case, Splash Paws Canine Hydrotherapy & Physiotherapy Centre ™ presents Willow, a dog referred for persistent right hindlimb lameness and bilateral hindlimb weakness despite unremarkable diagnostic imaging findings.   Using EKICO Tendiboots™ gait analysis, the rehabilitation team

When a dog appears to recover from an injury, subtle compensations can still remain hidden beneath the surface. In many cases, these movement adaptations only become noticeable once activity levels increase again. Without objective gait analysis, they can easily go

In the management of chronic pain in dogs, certain situations remain difficult to interpret. The dog appears to be improving, the lameness is mild or intermittent, but functional recovery is not always as clear as it seems.   This is