The Value of Integrative Veterinary Medicine
As most veterinary professionals know, the health of a patient is more than the sum of its various parts and systems. Besides absence of illness or injury, a pet’s well-being encompasses lifestyle, nutrition, behavior and exercise. Nobody understands this like veterinarians who take an integrative approach to patient care. Treatments and services such as acupuncture, phototherapy, nutraceuticals and rehabilitation are becoming less “alternative” and more mainstream all the time, especially...
Payton's Amazing Recovery!
Get out the tissues. This is a tear jerker... in the best way possible! The power of rehab and the dog spirit! Jessica Rychel, DVM, DACVSMR, cVMA https://www.redsagevets.com/
LORENZO BORGHESE - SUPER-"RESCUE"-MAN & ADVOCATE
Who's this guy???? This is my brother, Lorenzo Borghese, who - in conjunction with Animal Aid USA, has RESCUED & RE-HOMED OVER 33,000 DOGS SINCE 2012! Here he is chatting with the amazing Pat Deshong of Furry Friends Adoption What an awesome group of people! And so proud of my brother who's done so much for our four-legged families. INSPIRATIONAL! CLICK HERE TO VIEW
Signs and Treatment of a Dog Hip Problem
The investigation of a dog hip problem usually involves tests for a genetic condition called hip dysplasia (CHD), which is the abnormal functioning of the hips, and osteoarthritis. A veterinarian will do a physical examination which includes watching how your dog walks. Hip dysplasia in dogs is common in large breeds, but can be seen in smaller breeds such as Boxers. The condition is the result of laxity in the...
After Knee Surgery - What to Do
Knee surgery can be just as stressful for YOU as it is for your dog! This video shows you want to expect and some tips for managing your dog in that early postoperative phase! The Canine Fitness Centre is here to help you! Author: Laurie Edge-Hughes Link: https://www.caninefitness.com/ Our Virtual Rehab Experts can help you and your pet without you having to leave home. Contact one of them today.
3 Common Knee Problems in Dogs and What to Know About Them
Dogs can suffer from knee problems just like humans, and just like with us, these problems can seriously affect their quality of life. Knowing what are the most common knee problems in dogs and how to spot them can help you react quickly and ensure better recovery for your pooch. Symptoms of Knee Problems in Dogs Physical injuries in dogs can be spotted similarly like we spot them in people. Pay...
Joint Supplements
Cartilage covers the end of bones. It is a smooth surface designed to enable gliding of two points (ends of bones) over each other. In osteoarthritis (also known as degenerative joint disease) it is the damage to the cartilage which impinges on the joint function. When the two bones can no longer slide over each other, there is pain. Cartilage contains chondrblasts (cells), collagen (fibres) and proteoglycans (proteins) and...
Intervertebral Disk Disease in Dogs
Overview Intervertebral disk (IVD) disease in the dog is a common clinical disorder manifested by pain, a partial loss of limb function, paralysis, and sometimes a loss of feeling in the hind limbs. IVD disease can occur in the neck (cervical) area, the middle of the back (thoraco–lumbar region) or in the lower (lumbosacral) region of the back. It occurs most frequently in the dwarf (chondrodystrophic) breeds such as the...