Remy recovers from bilateral hip surgery with Paws in Motion team (FHO/ femoral head and neck excision) So cute! We love his post-surgery bald butt at the start of the video!
Watch as he slowly gets fluffy towards the end!)
Making muscles to manage hip dysplasia! Goldie puppy Fan Shu builds strength and stability. When we met Fan Shu as a puppy at 10months of age, he had both severe hip dysplasia and a shoulder injury causing deformity and pain. Luckily, he was adopted and his pet pawrents bought him to us to first help with pain and then create an exercise plan to keep him both comfortable and build him up to be fit for life.
Dusty's progress with hip dysplasia and degenerative joint disease When we first met Dusty the Husky, she was 14 years old. She had been managing well over the years with hip dysplasia and degenerative joint disease developing in her hips, back and knees.
Six must-have products to extend and improve senior dogs’ quality of life Here we present to you the best products on the market that can help improve the quality of life for your senior dog.
Is your cat less active now simply because of old age, or could they be suffering from osteoarthritis? The early identification of the degenerative joint condition, osteoarthritis (OA) in cats isn’t always straight forward but it is very important that cat owners spot this disease early to minimise its debilitating effects and provide the best quality of life.
Summer fun for hot dogs (beating the heat!!) Summer is here and we are now getting roasted in the heat. Check out these summer locations that can beat the heat.
Pei Pei's rehabilitation from bilat FHNE (hip surgery) Paws in Motion team is asked to help Pei Pei, the 7 month old Pomeranian, after he had the FHNE surgery on both hips.
My two guide dog puppies- by Vet student and Paws in Motion Intern, Jason Wong Everyone’s experience with their first household animal is different, but I would say that my story with the two Labradors at my home is one of the more unique ones.
Top tips on providing the best quality of life for visually impaired and blind dogs Visually impaired and blind dogs can enjoy an excellent quality of life. Here we share some tips on ways to ensure your pet can adapt to their new normal with the least amount of stress or depression.
Coconut's diary of a curbside pick-up (our covid measures) We just want to reassure you of our further measures to ensure everyone's safety during your pet's therapy session with us, so we can continue to safely provide continuity of care for your pet, with extra peace of mind for you and your family!
When your pet misses you too much…… Around the world, 1 in 7 dogs suffers from Separation Anxiety, or being overly attached to their owners. These pets become extremely upset when they are left home alone in their apartments, or when they see their owners preparing to leave the home.
Paws In Motion Continues Our Pet Patient Care We want to reassure you that Paws in Motion will continue our home and clinic consultations and therapy as scheduled for your pets during this latest period of increased social distancing restrictions.
