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Canine locomotion: from physiology to pathology

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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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

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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

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Discospondylitis and Wobbler syndrome in dogs

Connected tools are increasingly used to monitor the well-being and health of animals by collecting data and analyzing specific parameters. Rehabilitation and hydrotherapy are among the many disciplines where these tools can be applied. Paula Teal, director of the Squirrel

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Canine Hydrotherapy in Veterinary Medicine

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

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When Walk Looks Normal but Trot Does Not

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 was

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