Sue Yuen

Cranial Cruciate Ligament (CCL) surgery is a pretty big ordeal for both the owner and dog. Recovery may not necessarily proceed in a straight line. Major factors that may impact recovery include – 1.Inadequate pain medication. Contrary to veterinary advice, most dogs require medication to control their pain for many months after surgery. I think […]

Greyhounds have a high predisposition to getting corns compared to other breeds of dogs. The first reason for this is that greyhounds have small paw pads that have to carry a large body mass. This means a large load is concentrated onto a small area. The second reason is that unlike other dog breeds, greyhounds

Hindlimb weakness and loss of muscle bulk in the backend is one of the main reasons why dog owners seek out help from a dog physio. Hindlimb weakness may manifest in lots of different ways, way before you see the muscles starting to wither away. Your dog may struggle to jump onto the bed/couch or