Helpful Info For Various Injuries

By Dr. Erica Kirsch Most people don’t know what canine physical therapy is—and if they do, their perception is likely that physical therapy equates to the underwater treadmill. The underwater…

By Dr. Erica Kirsch About 22.5% of dogs exhibit signs and symptoms of cognitive decline as they age. This is often referred to as canine dementia (CD). These symptoms are …

By Dr. Erica Kirsch In our previous blog post, we discussed the signs and symptoms of canine dementia (CD) and how exercise can be beneficial in preventing and slowing this…

What is carpal hyperextension? The carpal (wrist) joint consists of the radius, ulna, and carpal bones. The bones are held together by ligaments and tendons. Laxity can occur between any…

By Dr. Erica Kirsch A common trend I have noticed in the veterinary world is using physical therapy as a last resort for canine arthritis in older dogs. Owners are…

What is Chiari-like Malformation with Syringomyelia (CM)? A Chiari-like malformation is when the skull is too small to accommodate the size of the brain. This causes the area at the…

Below is a list of supportive devices that we have found helpful for our patients with mobility issues around the house. All can be fitted and purchased at Walking Paws…

We may recommend supplements to aid your pet’s recovery, overall health, and quality of life.  Below we have compiled a list of these supplements, how they work, how to give…