Learn & Go With Dr. Laurie
How to Prevent a Cranial Cruciate Ligament (CCL) Rupture
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.
How to Prevent The #1 Cranial Cruciate Ligament (CCL) Complication
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.
Dr. Laurie Featured on the Petability Podcast
This week, Dr. Laurie was featured on the PetAbility Podcast with Cathy Symons CVT, CCRP, and Chris Cranston MPT, CCRP.
The Top Starter Exercise for Athletes
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.
Choosing the correct cavaletti height for different goals
We reviewed cavaletti spacing, but what about the height? It’s just as important to achieve our goals.
Strengthening your dog’s iliopsoas muscle
Injuring the psoas muscle is so common nowadays, both in athletes and pets. It can happen during a simple slip on the floor, which is why strengthening is so important.
How to Space Cavalettis for Multiple Outcomes
Are you sure you are spacing your Cavalettis correctly? Have you wanted to use Cavalettis but didn’t because you weren’t sure how to space them?
The importance and versatility of a Foundation Exerise
Here’s a foundational exercise that is easy for dogs to learn and sets up a great foundation for them to use later in life.