Full Stride Canine Myofunctional Therapy & Nutrition

15/11/2021

Good tips for supporting a dog with hip issues.

Canine hip dysplasia is a very common musculoskeletal disease in purebred and mixed breed dogs, especially large breeds.

27/05/2021

Ideas for helping your senior dog live their best life.

As your dog ages, his body breaks down so he won’t get as much nutrition from his food. Here are some supplements your senior dog may need ...

28/03/2021

With the COVID lockdown & shorter work week, I am not taking any bookings this week. Have a great Easter everyone.

07/03/2021

Some discussion about the risks of exercising your dog TOO much.

Muscle fatigue impairs muscle force generation and inhibits proprioception both of which can alter the dog's movement patterns and increase the risk of incurring a soft tissue injury.

04/03/2021

This may interest some of you sharing your life with a senior.

We all want the best for our dogs as they age. Join Julie Daniels for her webinar, "Senior Dogs Staying Young: Quality of Life", this Thursday. Click here to register: https://www.fenzidogsportsacademy.com/index.php/buy-webinar?utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=Facebook&utm_campaign=Webinar%20Meme&utm_term=Webinar%20Meme

25/02/2021

Easy and safe conditioning exercises you can do at home.

Your dog gets different benefits from various types of exercise and there are many options available, especially if your dog needs to shed a few pounds.

18/02/2021

Good tips for assisting older dogs with wobbly legs navigate slippery floors.

Dr. Julie Buzby is transforming lives in minutes with this solution that allows dogs to use their natural biomechanics to 'grab' the floor with their nails.

27/01/2021

Tips for supporting our seniors.

Is your older dog starting to act a little funny? It could be a sign of dog dementia. Here's how to manage it naturally ...

18/01/2021

Is surgery on the cards in 2021 for your pup? Here are some tips to get prepared for rehab.

A clear post-surgery rehabilitation plan reduces the risk of the dog re-injuring themselves, losing muscle strength and tone, experiencing prolonged period of pain, and not returning to full function.

12/01/2021

For all my clients who have their treatments in my rooms, I am currently building you a comfortable, safe area to wait for your pups' treatment. At the moment, the existing path to the treatment room is non-existent and parking is a little tricky, particularly for those with morning appointments. As best we can, I will arrange for the driveway to be free for you to park and unload your dog. I will look out for you and direct you to the treatment room. At the moment, I am scheduling appointments so your dog will not encounter another dog before or after their treatment.

I thank everyone for their patience during the construction phase. The new waiting area should be available in the next 3 - 4 weeks - fingers crossed with weather etc.

18/12/2020

Best wishes to all my lovely clients for Christmas.

I will be taking a break until Monday 4th January.

13/12/2020

Reasons for starting a treatment where I do.

When I treat a dog with any dysfunction in a limb, I start my treatment in the limb diagonally opposite the dysfunctional limb.