Bilateral tibial crest surgery in dog : a difficult way to recovery
Bane, an 18-month-old Rottweiler, has faced a challenging medical history. This young dog was brought to Steve Denley, director at Balance Veterinary Care in Australia, by his owner Lynette. Concerned about behavioral issues potentially linked to pain, Lynette sought answers.
Massage: A Key Tool for Supporting Athletic Dogs
Whether in amateur settings or high-level competition, sporting dogs are true athletes! Just like in human sports, an entire team works tirelessly to ensure these companion animals are in peak condition on the big day. Among these professionals are canine
Paris 2024: Olympic Farrier
Technological progress is now making its way into many fields, including veterinary medicine and animal health in general. The benefits of connected tools are being leveraged to monitor sport horses, track their performance, and ensure their well-being. This is exemplified
Poorly Fitted Horseshoe: Symptoms and Consequences
Lameness, underperformance, compensations… The consequences of a poorly fitted horseshoe can lead to significant pain in a sport horse. How can you recognize the signs of a poorly fitted horseshoe, and what are the potential consequences? Find some answers in
Veterinary technicians, dedicated to animal welfare
Each year, the week of October 13-19 is dedicated to veterinary technicians, or “vet techs,” a profession that is sometimes little known but essential to the smooth running of veterinary clinics. These professionals play a crucial role in animal care,
Hip Dysplasia and Sacrum Malformation in Dogs
Diagnosis of Hip Dysplasia and Sacrum Malformation in Sport Dogs. How Can Tendiboots™ Canine Locomotion Data Be Useful in Diagnostic Research? From Sensation to Diagnosis February 2024 Example of a Use Case for the Tendiboots Canine Tool on a Female
Locomotion data in canine physiotherapy
Meeting with Dr. Nina Lucas, director of the Kinévet’eau veterinary center. Specializing in physiotherapy and functional rehabilitation, Dr. Lucas shares her feedback on the usefulness of locomotion data in her canine practice. Head to Canéjan (33) to learn more about
Static Data & Dynamic data in hydrotherapy
Specializing in Canine Hydrotherapy, Rehabilitation, and Fitness, Squirrel Lodge is based in the UK. Paula Teal (DSc, BSc Hons, MIRVAP) shares her experience with us, highlighting the usefulness of both static and dynamic objective data in her practice, in collaboration
Canine hydrotherapy
Hydrotherapy for dogs is a therapeutic exercise that uses water to aid in rehabilitation and fitness. It is particularly beneficial for dogs recovering from surgery or injury, as well as those with chronic conditions like arthritis. The buoyancy of water
