When Canine Physiotherapy?

Spinal cord diseases,

Intervertebral disc disease (IVDD),

Spinal cord tumors (meningioma, glioma, nephroblastoma, lymphoma)

Infection of the disc (discospondylitis),

Infection of the spinal cord,

Meningitis,

Inflammation of the spinal cord (myelitis),

Malformations of the spine,

Stenosis (narrowing of the spinal canal),

Lumbosacral disease,

Degenerative Myelopathy (DM),

Cerebellar Degeneration,

Vestibular Disease,

Wobbler's Syndrome,

Polyneuropathy,

Epilepsy,

Brain tumors (meningioma, glioma, ependymoma, others),

Encephalitis,

Strokes,

Degeneration with and without neurological consequences,

Malformation and congenital abnormalities ("birth defects"),

Trauma such as car accidents.

Be ready for a long trail run,

Be ready for a canicross competition,

Be ready for the agility season,

Be stronger in agility competitions,

Be checked after a fall or wrong jump,

Be stronger and to walk longer during your holidays,

Have a correct muscle build-up,

Have correct core stability training,

Be less fragile for injury,

Live long comfortably,

Be in best shape from puppy on,

...

Is limping,

Is running with a bunny hop (2 hind legs move together),

Is moving with stiffness,

Cannot keep his balance,

Had an orthopedic surgery,

Had a neurological surgery,

Has difficulties to stand up,

Is unable to find a right spot to lay down,

Shakes his/her body not completely,

Stretches all the time,

Is standing with a round back,

Doesn't move the neck properly,

Is afraid to move because of pain,

Had a fracture,

Has a tendon injury,

Has an orthopedic problem,

Has a neurological disease,

Is paralyzed,

Is dragging or pulling the hind legs,

Is less strong on the hind legs,

Lost a lot of his/her muscle mass,

Is refusing to do walks,

Is hesitant to put on his harness,

Has troubles losing weight,

Needs preparation for sport after having puppies,

Is not flexible as before after internal surgery,

Is not performing like before,

Is slower in running in his sport activities,

Doesn't jump correctly in agility,

Isn't pulling in mushing or canicross,

...

Cervical spine disorders,

Thoracic spine disorders,

Lumbar spine disorders,

Sacroiliac joint disorders.

Short turns are difficult, turning to one side is slower than to the other,

Strange movement occurred,

Calculating the jumps in agility,

Losing speed at agility,

Hitting the obstacles in agility,

Stiffness or bended back after sport activities,

Limping,

After sport or activity soreness,

Sport Checks for injury prevention,

Muscle build-up and optimization of muscle use in sport and non-sport,