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Huxley explains hydrotherapy
Why water might be considered within a wider plan, and why the starting point is still an assessment.
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Understand what an assessment or treatment is for, why it might be considered and what to ask about it.
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Huxley explains pool therapy
The pool is an environment with a purpose, not a promise that swimming is appropriate for every dog.
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Huxley explains the underwater treadmill
Understanding why walking in a water environment is a distinct rehabilitation choice.
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Huxley explains veterinary physiotherapy
An assessment-led conversation about movement, function and everyday life.
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Huxley explains Class 3B laser
A useful first question is why a particular therapy is being considered for this dog.
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Huxley explains Class 4 laser
Understanding an equipment name without assuming it is the right choice for every dog.
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Huxley explains WINBACK BACK4 / TECAR
Making an unfamiliar therapy name part of a clear, everyday conversation.
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Huxley explains stance analysis
What might a standing moment add to the picture of a moving dog?
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Huxley explains gait analysis
What are we actually looking at when your dog walks?
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Huxley explains EKICO gait analysis software
Technology can contribute information; people still need to understand and interpret it.
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Huxley explains EKICO boots
Exploring movement information from land and water without losing sight of the individual dog.
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Huxley explains the land-based treadmill
A moving surface should have a clear purpose within the plan and a considerate introduction.
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Huxley explains land-based rehabilitation equipment
Start with the purpose of an activity, then consider whether a particular piece of equipment belongs in it.
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Huxley explains therapeutic exercise
An exercise is meaningful because of its purpose and suitability for the dog doing it.
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Huxley explains strength and conditioning
Preparing for activity starts with the individual dog, their health and the demands of the life they lead.
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Huxley explains a movement assessment
The first task is to understand the dog, not to select a piece of equipment.
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How a rehabilitation plan takes shape
Assessment, shared goals and review connect the different parts of rehabilitation.
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