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
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
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.
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
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
In this blog article, Dr. Gudrun Werner shares the case of Shaki, a dog presenting subtle lameness in the right hind limb. Through this clinical case, discover how acupuncture, myofascial release, and nail maintenance instantly impact locomotion. Objective gait analysis
Alan Gardner is a specialist veterinary physiotherapist and director of SmartPaws Physiotherapy, based in the UK. With extensive experience in gait analysis, he has been a regular user of the Stance Analyzer and the Fitfurlife treadmill system. Always seeking innovative
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
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
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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