Common Pathologies: Patella Luxation – Part I
Medial patella luxation (MPL) is one of the most common orthopedic conditions seen in the canine population (80-90% compared to lateral luxation depending on the source), and
The K9PT pet (and 0wner) of the week – 07/11/16
Owner: Patrick Muller Pet Name: Mully (instagram: @mullythewheaten) Breed of Pet: Soft-Coated Wheaten Terrier Age: 11 months What do you love most about your dog: She follows
TheK9PT pet (and owner) of the week – 06/28/16
Owner Name: Will Butler Pet Name: Winn-Dixie Breed of Pet: Cockalier Age: 2.5 What do you love most about your dog: A tie between, when those ears perk
A Downside of Canine PT: Losing Patients
Today's post is not so much of a post as it is maybe a small therapy session for me. Last week marked one year when I switched
Introduction to Canine Rehabilitation
Upon deciding the topic of my next post I realized that, although I have discussed how to become certified in canine rehabilitation, I never gave a proper
Analyzing the Canine Gait – part 2
I think that as physical therapists we are all anatomy geeks to a certain degree. That was one of my favorite classes in PT school, and to
Analyzing the Canine Gait
During my first semester of PT school our biomechanics professor warned that the lecture he was about to give on human gait was going to change our