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Canine Tendinopathy and Tendiboots™ Canine

Clinical Case Presentation by Dr. Plinio Lidano (San Sepolcro Veterinary Clinic, Italy). Equipped with Tendiboots™ Canine, Dr. Lidano uses this technology to detect gait abnormalities in dogs and monitor their progress. Discover how this tool integrates into a multimodal approach

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TPLO in Dogs

A common procedure among veterinarians specialized in orthopedics, this surgery has shown good results in restoring mobility and reducing pain in dogs suffering from a cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) rupture. This complex operation requires a strict post-operative rehabilitation period, as

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Osteoarthritis in dogs

One of the most commonly encountered joint diseases in dogs is osteoarthritis – a progressive, irreversible degeneration of the joints that leads to pain, lameness, stiffness, and loss of mobility. While sporting dogs are more prone to this condition, all

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Veterinary physiotherapy

Physiotherapy, also known as functional rehabilitation, is a discipline focused on locomotion. It is used in both human and veterinary medicine and plays a role in both the prevention and treatment of musculoskeletal disorders. Notably, physiotherapy is officially recognized by

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Long Distance Sled Dog Preparation

This year, the World Championships for all mushing categories are taking place in Norway on the Femundløpet. This famous sled dog race is one of the most important and demanding mushing competitions in Europe. Here, we focus on the long-distance

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When Static and Dynamic Gait Data Don’t Agree

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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Everyday Accidents in Dogs

Everyday accidents can have unexpected consequences on our pets’ mobility. Fortunately, the combination of targeted physiotherapy and electronic gait analysis now makes it possible to detect and monitor these issues in an objective and effective way. A perfect example comes

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