Signs Your Pet May Need Rehabilitation
It’s Not Just About Recovering from Injury or Surgery
When we think about pet rehabilitation, we often associate it with post-surgical recovery or healing from an injury. However, rehab plays a crucial role in managing chronic pain, mobility issues, and even subtle behavioural changes that indicate discomfort. Many pets benefit from rehabilitation long before an injury occurs - helping to address stiffness, muscle imbalances, and aging-related mobility challenges.
Rehabilitation for a Successful and Strong Recovery
Surgery is just the first step—proper rehabilitation is essential for a successful recovery. It’s more than crate rest or a slow return to walking; it’s about following a structured program to rebuild strength and maintain mobility.
Without structured rehab, pets risk slow healing, muscle loss, or even reinjury.
Unlocking a Healthier Future for Your Dog’s Golden Years
Every limp, stiff step, or moment of hesitation tells a story your dog can't put into words.
Early intervention can rewrite that story—transforming discomfort into confidence and restoring the joy of movement.
Don’t wait for the signs to grow louder; act now to unlock a healthier, happier future for your dog’s golden years.
Keeping Pets Cool Active and Healthy Through Summer
Victoria’s summer can be unpredictable, with temperatures soaring one day and cooling down the next. Keeping your pet safe, cool, and healthy during these hot months can be a challenge, but a little planning can go a long way. From choosing the right times for walks to offering frozen treats and indoor games, this guide covers simple tips to ensure your furry friend stays comfortable—even on the hottest days. Learn how to recognize the signs of overheating, create a cool outdoor space, and keep your dog entertained indoors when outdoor adventures aren’t possible!
Our Pets In Pain
Your dog does not limp, go lame, or walk differently for no reason.
It is because THEY ARE IN PAIN!
Dogs, and cats especially will often try to hide or mask their pain from us.
This is an instinctual part of how their brains are wired going all the way back to their wild wolf or big cat heritage and evolution.
Dangers Of Obesity In Our Pets
Did you know that over 50% of dogs and cats are overweight or obese?
EVEN MODERATE EXCESS WEIGHT SHORTENS YOUR PETS LIFE BY AS MUCH AS TWO YEARS
Bowen Therapy
Bowen Therapy is a hands-on therapy that works on the soft tissue in the body (the skin, muscles, ligaments, tendons, and connective tissue that runs like a net/or web throughout the entire body).
Hip Dysplasia
Most of us have heard of Hip Dysplasia, but do you know what it is and if your dog is at risk? To understand hip dysplasia, we need to know what the hip joint looks likes.
Elbow Dysplasia
Elbow dysplasia is a degenerative joint condition as a result of abnormal skeletal growth and is the most common cause of forelimb lameness in young and growing dogs.