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
The SVTPT Tierphysio Congress will take place from 5 to 7 June 2026. This international congress is a key meeting point for professionals in veterinary physiotherapy, rehabilitation, and sports medicine, bringing together clinicians, researchers, and industry experts to exchange knowledge
A complex case shared by Tina Selland, CCRP – Rehabdyrepleieren AS in association with Dr Anne Margrethe Nystad, Veterinary Chiropractor – Lett på Poten. Discover how the objective data support the management and monitoring of complex case in veterinary medicine.
Chronic pain remains one of the most complex challenges in veterinary medicine. From osteoarthritis to long-term musculoskeletal disorders, managing chronic pain requires a multidisciplinary approach combining clinical expertise, rehabilitation strategies, and objective assessment tools. The Chronic Pain Symposium 2026 offers
Long used in human medicine, canine hydrotherapy, also called aquatic therapy for dogs, is gradually making its way into veterinary medicine for the same therapeutic benefits. Walking in water has, however, been practised for several centuries, particularly with horses.. Aquatic
A topic that has become increasingly prominent in the profession in recent years, the career reorientation of veterinarians—whether within the field of animal health or in a completely different domain—is being discussed more and more. But what are the reasons
Objective gait analysis is becoming an essential tool in canine physiotherapy and rehabilitation. Combining static and dynamic measurement tools often provides a richer picture, but sometimes the results appear contradictory. Freddie’s case — a long-term rehab patient following a T13–L2
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