Therapy 4 Dogs

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28/08/2021

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03/10/2020

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30/09/2020

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29/07/2020

28/01/2020

Does you dog have the following symptoms:
*Limping or lameness
*Stiff gait, which could be worse after exercise and when first waking up
*Wary of touching the joints affected
*Tiredness
*Groaning or caution when laying down or getting back up
*Licking or chewing on areas that maybe painful
If they do then they could be suffering from arthritis. Osteopathy can relieve your dog from this suffering by using manual techniques, stretching, massage, articulating joints and tissues to reduce tension and stiffness and improve mobility. Home advice and excercises may also be given. http://therapy4dogs.co.uk/

27/01/2020

Let your dog live with a spring in their step and relieve them of any ailments they may have with some osteopathy. www.therapy4dogs.co.uk

26/01/2020

Osteopathy can help with rehabilitation post surgery, relieving any subsequent mobility issues. It can ease tension and increase movement. Contact www.Therapy4dogs.co.uk if you have any questions.

25/01/2020

Frequently asked questions regarding dog injuries and osteopathy.
Q: Should I walk my dog if he is limping?
A: No! Would you go for a walk if you had a sprained ankle or knee? You must rest it to aid recovery.
Q: Can osteopathy help arthritic dogs?
A: Yes. It can make a huge difference, as it helps to keep them mobile and therefore improving their quality of life as they go through the ageing process.
Q: Can osteopathy help with a dog’s lower back injuries?
A: Yes. As with humans, osteopathy, can really help reduce pain and improve movement. Unfortunately some dogs are more prone to back pain than others.
Q: Can osteopathy help with Cruciate Ligament injury?
A: Yes. You can help, post therapy, buy performing lymphatic drainage, joint articulation and light therapy.
Q: How can I avoid Cruciate Ligament injury?
A: When you throw a ball make sure your dog is facing the same direction as the ball is being thrown. A dog that is facing they will hop and twist as they turn towards the ball causing a cruciate injury.
Q: Is it ok to give my dog Metacam? (a pain relief medicine)
A: Yes. Although remember that your dog will not feel the pain as much and could make their injury worse by too much movement.
If have any more questions then contact http://therapy4dogs.co.uk/