Conditions

Intervertebral Disc Disease (IVDD) is a painful spinal condition that occurs when the discs between your dog’s vertebrae (back bones) become damaged, bulge, or rupture. These discs normally act as cushions, absorbing shock and allowing smooth movement of the spine.

When a disc presses on the spinal cord, it can disrupt nerve signals between the brain and body, leading to pain, reduced mobility, and in severe cases, paralysis.

Spinal Conditions refer to a range of disorders affecting the vertebrae, intervertebral discs, spinal cord, and surrounding soft tissues. These conditions can impact your dog’s ability to move, coordinate, and function comfortably.

The spine plays a critical role in both movement and nerve communication, meaning even minor issues can have widespread effects on the body.

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Fractures (broken bones) are a common injury in dogs and can range from minor cracks to complex breaks requiring surgical repair.

With the right veterinary care and rehabilitation, most dogs can make a strong recovery and return to normal activity. Physiotherapy plays a key role in restoring strength, mobility, and confidence throughout the healing process.

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Injury rehabilitation focuses on helping your dog recover safely from musculoskeletal injuries, return to normal function, and build resilience to prevent future issues.

Whether your dog is recovering from an injury, surgery, or is actively involved in sport, a structured rehabilitation and fitness programme can make a significant difference to their long-term health, mobility, and performance.

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Hip and elbow dysplasia are common developmental joint conditions that can significantly impact your dog’s comfort, mobility, and long-term quality of life. These conditions occur when the joints do not form correctly, leading to instability, abnormal movement, and progressive wear over time.

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