The dangers of dogs eating sand: The beach might be a fun location to spend an afternoon with your dog, but it can also be dangerous. Owners of dogs should be mindful of their canine companion’s activities. While no one intentionally feeds their dog sand, it is possible for it to swallow hard dirt without […]
Osteoarthritis in Dogs Osteoarthritis in dogs (OA) is the disease of bones which is also memorised as theDegenerative Joint Disease of dogs. It is one of the most common diseases of dogs that mostly affect the senior and large breeds of dogs. There is no effective treatment of OA, but early diagnosis and proper management
Limb Amputation in Dogs It is scary to think about having limb amputation for your four-legged fellows. This is because; they are going to live with only three legs that may hinder their performance. Frankly, limb amputation for the dog having a damaged leg does much better to enhance the quality of life instead. Limb
Intervertebral Disc Disease in Dogs Intervertebral disc disease in Dogs is a sort of spinal disease that imposes severe pain and neurological dysfunctions. The major cause of this disease is spinal cord injury that leads to disturbing the gait pattern of dogs. It causes weakness and loss of comfort. What are the characteristic features of
ELBOW DYSPLASIA Dysplasia is a term that reflects abnormal development, and collectively Elbow Dysplasia leads to disturb the elbow joint development. It is a common skeleton condition that causes the front leg to limp in dogs. It is treatable and needs early diagnosis and prompts cure by an expert. How does Elbow Dysplasia develop in
Hydrotherapy is now a popular activity for both poorly pets and those who are looking for some fun and fitness.
Cranial Cruciate Injuries in Dogs Are related to the knee joint (stifle joint) of the dogs that impart serious walking complications to dogs. The main reason for such injuries is the degeneration of the cruciate ligament supporting the stifle joint. It induces pain and ultimately lameness in dogs. What is the function of the Cruciate
HIP DYSPLASIA Low- impact and high- resistance exrcises such as swimming are really well suited to dogs with joint conditions like dysplasia. This is because they help build up the larger buttock muscles, which help support the ball and socket hip joint. It is a form of skeletal deformity that results from the abnormal growth
Post OP Physiotherapy and Hydrotherapy for dogs In this month’s blog, we’re going to take a look at how animal physiotherapy and hydrotherapy can work together to help support patients that have had a surgical procedure. I’m sure most of us have been to visit a human physio at some point or another. Just like
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Difference between Underwater Treadmill and Hydrotherapy Pool? Here at Pawseidon, we are so lucky to have a canine swimming pool, and a canine underwater treadmill – this is the dog equivalent of a super well-equipped gym! We use our pool and our underwater treadmill (UWTM) all the time, and having access to both is
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