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Hi It is a subscription service. $400usd a month. I can see it being used when you have anxious dogs that are hard to interpret with palpation. Would also be good in geriatrics with multiple problem areas to ensure you are targeting treatments at all the affected areas. Im tempted to give it a go an...

Hi Laurie I wondered if you've heard of this: https://paintrace.com/ Pretty much a real time way to determine if specific areas or activities are painful. I spoke to Deborah , a vet from the company, and its measuring electrical activity in the amygdala that correlates with pain. Its a subscription ...

Hi I have just started using a vibration platform in my patients. I recently had an IVDD dachshund with UMN tone in hind legs and it was hard to get him from stand to sit. The vibration seemed to turn off that UMN tone and also seemed to give him more strength in sit to stand and stand to sit exerci...

You have likely seen this book
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She finally walks at about 1 min 40s in this video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FwNROrd0UWU

This is her trying to get out of lateral recumbency
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/MXbDOwRuT4k

Not great for what I wanted to show you but you can see the fibrosis in the walk in the first video

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Hi Thanks for your suggestions Yes - the muscles feel fibrotic. The legs aren't really stuck in rigid extension like a spasticity. Extensors are tight as well - her walking isn't great but is functional. She can get some flexion of the hind legs but the limiting factor seems to be the max flexion an...

Hoping for help with this case. Daisy is a 5 month old Maremma with Neospora. She has responded to the medication required but now has issues. She has fibrotic shortening of most of her muscles. Hind legs are worse. She is reasonably pain free and functional (can walk and sit and get from sit to sta...

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Hi I have a 9 year old labrador that is non'ambulatory 3 months post wobbler's surgery. He seems to be two steps forward one step back and progress is slow. He still has foreleg UMN spasticity and this is part of what is hampering recovery. I recently found that vibrational therapy might be helpful ...

Thanks so much for your prompt reply.
Thanks for such providing us with this resource.
Not sure how you find the time to do it but much appreciated.

Steve