Pain Management
Could using non-pharmaceutical pain management help your pet? Here's Yuby's story.
Susan contacted me when her little doggy, Yuby was having some difficulties with painful stifles (knees) due to ligament problems. Yuby was already under the care of her family veterinarian, but the current regime of rest and NSAIDs pain medication was not doing enough to allow Yuby to do the things he loved.
Is my pet in pain?
Our pets are not furry humans- they use their own, non-vocal ways to communicate pain. Read on for some tips for recognising pain in your pets
Stages of osteoarthritis and conservative management
Osteoarthritis (OA) is a degenerative disease, which means that it gets progressively worse. How advanced is osteoarthritis in your dog, cat or rabbit? Your pet’s stage of arthritis will determine the steps you can take to alleviate their pain.
5 easy ways to help your old pet with pain at home
If your pet’s discomfort is age-related aches and pains, try these five simple soothing techniques at home to provide a greater level of comfort.
How Digatherm technology helped us to see Oreo's pain in a different light!
Our great new Digitherm technology allowed us to identify and pinpoint inflammation.
