All Fours Animal Physiotherapy in Horsham, Victoria | Physical therapist

All Fours Animal Physiotherapy

Locality: Horsham, Victoria

Phone: +61 409 972 199

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25.01.2022 Some interesting facts....

22.01.2022 Here is a good little article which highlights the importance of exercise for mans best friend. Just as in humans, weight concerns in dogs can lead to many health condition such as arthritis, cardiac conditions, joint degeneration and more. http://www.vetstreet.com//your-dog-why-exercise-is-importa

19.01.2022 Hip dysplasia is a condition which can affect a dog’s hindquarters. Commonly seen in larger breeds such as German Shepard’s, Labrador Retrievers and Golden Retrievers. It is often characterised by leg lameness, reluctance to run and jump, and difficulty when attempting to lie down or stand up. Such a condition is closely linked to the early development of osteoarthritis at the hip joint! Here is a small clip which demonstrates how animal physiotherapy can help manage these symptoms and enhance the quality of life in dogs suffering from hip dysplasia. https://youtu.be/2Z_cu3b7nhw

12.01.2022 Interesting new research out of the Royal Veterinary collage, which highlights the importance of abdominal activation during the trot for back and lameness injury prevention and/or treatment. http://www.rvc.ac.uk//new-study-highlights-impact-of-elast

11.01.2022 Overweight and obesity are a big health concern in dogs. They are linked to many other health conditions, including osteoarthritis. This particular study found large health improvements in dogs, including a reduction in limping, by using diet and intensive physical therapy (physiotherapy). If your dog is limping, or you would like a structured exercise program for your best friend, feel free to get in contact with us today. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/labs/articles/17144822/

04.01.2022 Just as in humans, balance exercises are a great way to retrain strength and core stability in our canine counterparts

01.01.2022 THE IMPORTANCE OF A RIDER'S CORE FITNESS ON HORSE AND RIDER PERFORMANCE In 2015 the International Journal of Performance Analysis in Sport published a research article titled The influence of an 8-week rider core fitness program on the equine back at sitting trot. The riders participated in an 8 week core strengthening program whereby they completed 20 minutes of Pilates based exercises, 3 times a week. They found that core fitness can have a significant beneficial effect on rider symmetry, and consequently provide an important method for reducing asymmetrical loading and improving both human and equine performance http://www.equestrianlife.com.au//The-influence-of-an-8-we