The dog behind the diagnosis.
Owners are often the first to notice that a familiar movement or daily routine looks different. Your observations are valuable, whether the change is easy to describe or simply something you would like to discuss.
We consider movement and function alongside veterinary history, environment and behaviour. An assessment helps frame the questions and guide a conversation about rehabilitation; a change in mobility is not, by itself, a diagnosis.
Questions worth bringing
- What looks or feels different about your dog’s movement?
- When and where do you notice the change most clearly?
- What veterinary assessment or advice has your dog already had?
Approaches we may discuss.
Gait & 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 lookEKICO movement technology
Gait software and assessment boots that add information to our understanding of movement.
Take a lookVeterinary physiotherapy
Understanding how your dog moves, what matters at home and what thoughtful support could look like.
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