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Following soft tissue injuries, fractures, trauma or surgery, physiotherapy is common place to improve the rehabilitation process and restore function.

Veterinary Therapy involves the assessment and treatment of musculoskeletal and/or neurological conditions in animals. It combines movement analysis in order to identify potential problems. Physiotherapy is a complimentary therapy that aims to maintain and restore normal functioning. The most common areas of treatment are:
- Optimize the healing process and accelerate return to function, independence or performance in the competition horse or dog.
- Post-operative rehabilitation for animals with orthopedic or neurological conditions.
- Enhancement of quality of life in patients with degenerative conditions such as arthritis. Physiotherapy is delivered by:
- Equipment such as LASER therapy and electrostimulation.
- Manual techniques such as mobilisations, soft tissue techniques and stretching.
- Rehabilitation and exercise plans. I am happy to work with any Veterinarian to ensure the health and well-being of your animal. The following are some of the conditions that can be helped through the use of physiotherapy:
- Pre- / Post-op Surgical Conditions
- Hip / Elbow Dysplasia
- Spinal Conditions
- Neurological Conditions
- Arthritis / Degenerative Conditions
- Deteriorating Mobility
- Soft Tissue Injuries
- Weight Management
- Wound Repair

If you have any questions about physiotherapy and if it may help your animal, please feel free to contact or e-mail me.

11/10/2022

Amazing feedback from new clients 🙏🏻 I LOVE hearing this kind of feedback! It's a small step in the right direction.

10/10/2022

How fortunate am i?
I will be consulting at Croft Animal Hospital every Tuesday & Thursday.
Phone Croft directly to make your booking now.
R450 / full physiotherapy session and NO traveling fees 😏😍

14/07/2022

The 4 stages of OA progression, and how to treat each phase...

Canine Arthritis is a common condition affecting more than one out of every four dogs (Anderson et al, 2018). The progression of arthritis and the pain experience in individual dogs can be complex and challenging to manage, although many treatment and management options are available. Arthritis will progress through four stages, and the treatment and management of dogs will vary depending on the veterinary team and owner involved in their care.

Canine osteoarthritis can be divided into four stages. Treatment interventions for each stage can include owner education, rehabilitation, NSAIDs, environmental modifications, weight management, dietary changes, and exercise. Secondary treatment options that are less well established can be included as part of a multi-modal treatment approach to control pain and dysfunction in the individual patient.

A team of veterinary professionals specialising in the treatment of canine osteoarthritis (OA) came together to discuss and create guidelines that may be used by professionals in the treatment of canine OA, to create a science-based and effective treatment strategy for individual patients with this condition. In this weeks blog we discuss their findings.

Read more here: https://onlinepethealth.com/guidelines-for-treating-canine-arthritis-through-the-stages-of-progression/

06/07/2022

We love a bit of research.

Canine Massage Guild have been great supporters of our magazine, and we are great supporters of their evidence based canine massage training. A fantastic course to attend if you’re looking for a career as a Canine massage therapist.

Read their case studies and course information inside issue 26.

www.animaltherapymedia.co.uk

26/05/2022

And our winner is Amori Erasmus!

GRVT will post a question each month with great discount‼️

There was no wrong answer ( Kissing spine or Dorsal spinous process impingement) - next month will be a bit of a challenge 😉 see you then!

25/05/2022

‼️COMPETITION TIME‼️
Stop horsing around and giddy up your 25% discount.

Q: What equine condition/disorder is being shown in this radiograph?

*T&C apply. The winner will be announced asap.

24/05/2022

Equine Question Competition Time‼️
Answer the question correctly and win up to 25% discount on your next physiotherapy treatment😀

**Watch this space. The QUESTION with a photo will be posted tomorrow night at 7pm.
Winner will be announced asap

09/05/2022

01/07/2021

I always say "it looks like a silly exercise BUT the results are amazing!"
Give it a try and see the benefits

29/06/2021

Good Morning Everyone

Thank you for supporting Garden Route Veterinary Physiotherapy for the last 5 years❤️🙏🏻 without your loyalty and support i would not have been so successful!!

Most of you know i'm 21 weeks pregnant and unfortunately I'm not able to continue with work due to unforseen circumstances.
However i am still available to give advice, work out rehabilitation programs or just give overall support.

Carlea Meyer, 0726417677, will be helping out for the time being. I could not have asked for anyone better 🙏🏻 you are in great hands.

Bookings can be made through me or Carlea.
I'll still be active and will concentrate on the 'fun' part of a business... ADMIN 🤣

Please stay safe and thank you

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Hartenbos
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Veterinary Therapy involves the assessment and treatment of musculoskeletal and/or neurological conditions in animals. It combines movement analysis in order to identify potential problems. Physiotherapy is a complimentary therapy that aims to maintain and restore normal functioning. The most common areas of treatment are: - Optimize the healing process and accelerate return to function, independence or performance in the competition horse or dog. - Post-operative rehabilitation for animals with orthopedic or neurological conditions. - Enhancement of quality of life in patients with degenerative conditions such as arthritis. Physiotherapy is delivered by: - Equipment such as LASER therapy and electrostimulation. - Manual techniques such as mobilisations, soft tissue techniques and stretching. - Rehabilitation and exercise plans. I am happy to work with any Veterinarian to ensure the health and well-being of your animal. The following are some of the conditions that can be helped through the use of physiotherapy: - Pre- / Post-op Surgical Conditions - Hip / Elbow Dysplasia - Spinal Conditions - Neurological Conditions - Arthritis / Degenerative Conditions - Deteriorating Mobility - Soft Tissue Injuries - Weight Management - Wound Repair If you have any questions about physiotherapy and if it may help your animal, please feel free to contact or e-mail me.