Dog Back Problems and Mobility
You can download Jill's ebook now... "Canine Athletes
and Couch Pet-atoes"
This practical e-book explains
- the anatomy of the dog's spine
- what a slipped disc is
- what treatment is available
- the causes of mobility problems in dogs
- how to assess your dog's mobility
- how to recognise early signs of problems
- how to massage your dog
- how to perform mobility exercises that improve your dog's suppleness
- how to improve your dog's performance
- complementary therapies and their usefulness
Did you know that: Nearly everything can affect
your dog's back and his mobility as he transfers the forward thrust of the
hindquarters along his spine into the front end. So, conformation, musculo-skeletal
problems such as HD, arthritis etc., slippery surfaces, running, jumping,
twisting and competition all take their toll on the dog's back and therefore
his mobility.
A dog will alter the way it carries/balances itself to compensate for an
injury (however slight), a bump, strain, landing heavily while jumping, a
twist or even if he has just "tweaked" something while rolling.
This often results in excess strain to parts of the dog's back and, even
after the original cause has gone, can show up in a change in the dog's performance
or behaviour.
All dogs are athletes! Obviously, performance and working dogs are at higher
risk of injury but pet dogs equally suffer from slips, trips, bumps, falls,
twists, boisterous play and orthopedic problems which could alter their gait
and lead to other injuries.
There are many things a dog owner can do to help look after their dog's back
and general mobility. Jill Firth's new e-book "Canine
Athletes and Couch Pet-atoes" shows you how and is available for
download NOW!
To preserve you dog's athletic potential you need to look after it's back
and general mobility.
Get the ebook
Learn how to avoid a back problem in your dog
Help - my dog is off its legs/is weak and wobbly behind
Learn all about "slipped discs". Which breeds are most susceptible,
the most common age for it to happen in non-susceptible breeds and what actually
happens. Learn about treatments available, recovery time and mobility aids
as well as complementary therapies which may help.
Are you concerned about some aspect of your dog's behaviour?
- having difficulty jumping up or down
- crying when getting up or lying down
- a reluctance to play or exercise
- a change in posture
- a change in behaviour
- lameness or limb dragging
- pain or discomfort
Any of this, and other problems, could be back related.
Is your dog a fit performance dog?
Learn how to improve your dog's performance through massage, mobility exercises
and proper warm up routines which will give you the edge over your competitors.
There is also a large self-help section, which will
teach you to assess your dog's back, how to feel
the muscles in the dog's back and recognise the early signs
of soreness, tension or muscle spasm.
Learn how to assess his general mobility as he walks and trots up and down.
Learn how to perform some useful massage techniques...
this book tells you exactly how to massage your dog. Learn how to perform
mobility exercises that will improve your dog's suppleness.
There is also a large section on complementary therapies - including acupuncture,
homoeopathy, physiotherapy, chiropractic, hydrotherapy and swimming - and
how they could help your dog.
Get the ebook
Mobility problems, poor performance or behavioural
problems could all be back related - get help from the expert's ebook
now.
Written by a qualified animal therapist and
dog owner for dog owners everywhere.
Buy the book now, download it straight
away and start helping your dog's back NOW!
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No padding, no waffle - over 50 pages of facts
and practical help illustrated with many diagrams
and photographs and based on the experience of
a very busy and successful animal therapist.
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