I often get asked can my pet do their normal workout or exercise after their physio session and the answer is no! But why? Let’s start by...

How many choices are there when you go shopping? Too many right! SO how do you know which ones are best for your pet? I guess you have to...

So we’ve had a look at the major muscle groups of the hindlimbs the gluteals, hamstrings and the quads. Now it’s time to take a look at...

So we’ve had a look at the Gluteals and the Hamstrings now we’re going to take a look at the Quadriceps muscle the last big muscle group...

US is most commonly used in cases of tendon and ligament injury as well as muscle strains and fibrotic myopathy. US is suited to...

NMES is used to reduce atrophy (decreased muscle), increase neurological signals- stimulating muscle movement, muscle strength, ROM and...

This blog is all about the Longissimus Dorsi. The longissimus dorsi is one of the major back muscles present in both the dog and the...

Ever wondered what muscles your pets use when exercising and how to strengthen them? Well, first you need to know where they are and what...

Where is the brachialis? In the dog the brachialis starts from caudal to the head of the humerus to the proximomedial radius and ulna and...

So over the past 2 weeks, we’ve taken a look at the 2 major flexors of the elbow joint. Can you remember them? Yes! The Bicep Brachii...

So we’ve had a little look at the forelimb muscles, but what about the hindlimbs? The hindlimbs of our pets are their powerhouse, this is...

Last week we spoke about how the hindlimbs are the powerhouse of our pet and should be providing all the forward movement. We took a...