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 complex case shared by Tina Selland, CCRP – Rehabdyrepleieren AS in association with Dr Anne Margrethe Nydal, Veterinary Chiropractor – Lett på Poten. Discover how the objective data support the management and monitoring of complex case in veterinary medicine.
How to maintain the physical condition of agility dogs during the off-season is one of the missions entrusted to Dr. Ludivine Jacquemin-Bietrix at the AniCura TRIOVet veterinary clinic in France. The physical performance of dogs is just as crucial during
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
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
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
Sporting dogs, whether they participate in demanding sled dog races such as the Femundløpet or La Grande Odyssée, or whether they are engaged in other canine sporting disciplines, require special attention in terms of health, safety and well-being. In this
Diagnosing locomotion pathologies early, alleviating pain, preventing injuries… There are numerous reasons for detecting lameness and asymmetries in dogs in veterinary medicine. In this article, discover a new approach based on canine Tendiboots™ technology to facilitate the evaluation and monitoring
A clinical case shared by Dr. Lisa Woodside, a canine veterinarian and the owner of Ready To Go Veterinary Rehab clinic, specializing in injury rehabilitation and pain management, based in the USA. Any visual lameness but… Although no visual lameness
How can artificial intelligence contribute to orthopedic consultations for professionals in canine practice? The AI integrated into Tendiboots™ canine technology is specifically trained for identifying and localizing lameness in dogs. This training is based on hundreds of gait analyses and
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