This is the first part of preventing Cranial Cruciate Ligament (CCL) rupture, and I’m showing you the first two signs that a dogs CCL is in danger of rupturing. Both in regards to inflammation.

There is an often overlooked CCL injury and/or surgery complication. Because most people don’t know about it , it goes untreated and increases the chance that the dog will tear their other CCL 12-18 months after they tore the first.

Second CCL tears are unfortunately a huge problem for dogs that have already had one. In this Learn & Go, I show you how to spot issues and more importantly, what can be done to prevent second tears and surgeries.

Rio, a 10-year-old Border Collie, came to me with some lameness. What was at the root of his issues? I’ll explain how I spotted it and how I treated him.

This week, Dr. Laurie was featured on the PetAbility Podcast with Cathy Symons CVT, CCRP, and Chris Cranston MPT, CCRP.

In this series I’m covering The 5 Most Common Laser Therapy Mistakes. If you’re not getting amazing results with your laser you should listen

In this series I’m covering The 5 Most Common Laser Therapy Mistakes. If you’re not getting amazing results with your laser you should listen

In this series I’m covering The 5 Most Common Laser Therapy Mistakes. If you’re not getting amazing results with your laser you should listen

In this series I’m covering The 5 Most Common Laser Therapy Mistakes. If you’re not getting amazing results with your laser you should listen

In this series I’m covering The 5 Most Common Laser Therapy Mistakes. If you’re not getting amazing results with your laser you should listen

Did your laser come with flat lenses, convex lenses, or both? Did you know that depending on the surface of the laser lens, and the distance the lens is from the tissue you are treating, there can be a huge difference in the amount of energy you are putting into the tissue?

Learn the best exercise to start with athletic dogs. Understand how to perform it correctly, decrease the chance of injury, and help make Your dog, and your patients, stronger, faster, and smarter.

Turns out that you need higher power when using a laser with a 980 nm wavelength to increase ATP production and decrease oxidative stress.

Dog Brain Shapes and Why I Care

Can laser and CBD work together to help more?

We reviewed cavaletti spacing, but what about the height? It’s just as important to achieve our goals.