by admin | Apr 14, 2024 | Animal Physiotherapy, Case Studies
The power of good intentions and networking to find the perfect home… face to face conversations, phone calls, internet, and doggie social pages. A man contacted me via my website asking for help with his small one-year-old dog, the man is wheelchair-bound, and...
by admin | Dec 20, 2021 | Animal Physiotherapy, Case Studies
What Does Holistic Treatment Mean to You? Might it be: A holistic doctor or vet, able to prescribe medications/drugs but also looking at the whole patient, in terms of diet, lifestyle, job, exercise, and/or Conservative plus alternative treatments? e.g. your...
by admin | Jun 10, 2020 | Animal Physiotherapy, Case Studies
Hi everyone, This month a little about cats… If people sometimes say, “do dogs need physio? Don’t they just get better by themselves?”, they are far more likely to say that about cats. You know the myths about cats, ”they land on their feet”, “they...
by admin | May 20, 2020 | Animal Physiotherapy, Case Studies
There is a type of exercise to suit everyone/every dog… sprints, slow walks, athletes, oldies, swim, wade in a pool, doga… we just have to find the right fit for our buddy. Not enough exercise A few years ago a client complained that her rottweiler...
by admin | Oct 16, 2013 | Case Studies
Our dog Rusty has had two major spinal surgeries because his vertebrae were collapsing. Before seeing Kristine he was in a lot of pain and he was very stiff and had trouble walking. We relied heavily on painkillers and anti-inflammatories for him just to be...
by admin | Sep 26, 2013 | Case Studies
We have an 11 and a half year old Weimaraner named “Cooper”. He has been a very active boy throughout his life. He has gained many titles in obedience, rally obedience, gundog work, dances with dogs and the show ring. He has been in many photo shoots and...