What are the most common injuries that physios see in dogs? Probably would have to be a competition between cruciate injuries and spinal problems… A really common story is “my dog was chasing a ball, or running in the park, suddenly yelped, held his leg up, and...
Acupuncture vs Dry Needling… Which should I choose? Maybe neither… and why you should make sure you see someone qualified. General rant… What’s in a word, title, label.. Lots of terminology around regarding treatments and practices for animals...
You may have noticed……around all day, as with us, stretching feels good, and helps release tightness in muscles and joints that may have stiffened after injuries, surgery or a long period of inactivity. Stretching is great for older dogs, with or without...
Much like humans, many dogs enjoy having a massage. It’s a great way to bond with your dog and can be relaxing for both of you. Massage can help your dog recover from injuries and surgery, and it can also be preventative… you can detect areas of tightness,...
A friend asked me a while ago, should I get a dog? She needed one to fit in with her lifestyle, which was Eastern suburbs, lots of café visiting (when she was around, which was not often, frequently travelled for work), good natured, great with other dogs and kids,...
