After a cranial cruciate ligament injury, Elmer underwent TPLO and began rehabilitation with Lynbech Rehab. Discover how Tendiboots™ helps document his gait and share findings with the operating veterinarian. … Read More

After cervical disc surgery, Willow regained greater independence. Follow how The Suddy Dog Rehabilitation Centre combined rehabilitation and Tendiboots™ gait analysis to track her progress. … Read More

Jane Charman shares Honey’s recovery following a right carpal fracture, showing how Tendiboots™ helped track changes in forelimb loading and gait symmetry. … Read More

Two days to learn, exchange ideas and explore the tools shaping veterinary practice: the London Vet Show returns to ExCeL London on 19–20 November 2026. With up to 17 hours of Continuing Professional Development (CPD) available, the event brings clinical

Intermittent lameness in canine athletes is one of the most challenging presentations in veterinary sports medicine: it appears episodically, may be absent at rest, and often fails to manifest during a standard consultation — making it one of the most

🐾 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 supports

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 — a procedure that involves cutting

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