The dog behind the diagnosis.
The name of a condition does not tell us everything about a dog’s needs. With elbow dysplasia, we consider the veterinary history alongside movement, function and the changes you have noticed in ordinary routines.
Assessment can bring together gait observations, stance information and other relevant findings. These help shape a conversation about care and provide context for deciding which of our rehabilitation options may belong in the plan.
Questions worth bringing
- What has changed in your dog’s walking or daily activity?
- What has already been assessed or discussed by your vet?
- Which parts of your dog’s day would you most like support with?
Approaches we may discuss.
Veterinary physiotherapy
Understanding how your dog moves, what matters at home and what thoughtful support could look like.
Take a lookGait & movement analysis
Looking carefully at how your dog moves, then putting those observations into context.
Take a lookStance analysis
Exploring how your dog stands and shares their weight, as one part of a fuller assessment.
Take a lookRehabilitation & pain management
A joined-up plan for movement, comfort and everyday life, built around the whole dog.
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