07/04/2025
I’m pleased to let you all know that I have successfully completed yet another post-gradual course 🙂 ❤
This was an amazing course that greatly complimented my previous course in canine osteopathy (that I completed in 2022) and I have learnt loads of new additional osteopathic techniques that are not only effective, but are also really well received by the doggies.
With this in mind, I will now make time to offer canine osteopathy alongside my equine work.
Although most people consider having their dogs treated only when they are struggling to move, all dogs can benefit, as osteopathy has wide range of applications and actually works best when used earlier as a part of preventative care.
Here are some of the examples where osteopathic treatment should be considered and why:
1) Young/symptoms free dogs:
—> by addressing restrictions in joints and myofascial tissues we can improve posture and biomechanics resulting in improved performance (sport dogs) and preventing future lameness by optimising movement patterns
2) Dogs with orthopaedic problems
—> improving joint mobility decreases pain and improves movement
3) Dogs with medical problems
—> improving blood flow and lymphatic drainage contributes to faster healing
4) Dogs recovering from surgeries & scar treatment
—> promoting faster healing and prevention of excessive scar development; restoring mobility of the tissues for old scars
So, if you’d like to get your dog checked & treated, please don’t hesitate to get in touch either on here or texting me on 07572 661403.
