Dog Back Problems and Mobility
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.
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!
This is a downloadable eBook and you will be emailed the download link after your purchase.
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.
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
The contents page shows what is included in the eBook.
This is a downloadable eBook and you will be emailed the download link after your purchase.
