Your dog doesn’t want to jump anymore? – these are possible causes
22. February 2024
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If your dog (suddenly) doesn’t want to jump anymore, there are several reasons. One may be that he just doesn’t want it. However, it is ...
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Strengthen the nerve function in dogs – this is how!
14. November 2022
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When dogs suffer from back disorders, such as a herniated disc, cauda equina compression syndrome, spondylosis, nerve function is often disrupted. The cause here is ...
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Muscle building in neurological diseases – how it works properly – and what is often done wrong!
1. October 2022
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Herniated discs, Cauda Equina Compression Syndrome, Wobbler Syndrome – these are just a few neurological conditions in dogs. Nowadays, we can not only diagnose them, ...
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Neurological problems in dogs – this is how you promote nerve conduction with stroking out the spaces between the toes
13. May 2020
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A whole range of back diseases also bring neurological problems at the same time. Common conditions closely associated with neurological problems typically include herniated discs, ...
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Dog massage made easy with the massage glove – instructions for dog owners
31. March 2020
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Many dog owners are very interested in the subject of dog massage. But they don’t always want to venture into real massages. You don’t always ...
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Slipped vertebrae in dogs – spondylosisthesis – all the facts about the disease
17. December 2019
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A slipped vertebra in a dog is an unnaturally mobile vertebra in the back that leaves its normal position within the spine, causing discomfort. One ...
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How to move your dog properly after a herniated disc!
29. October 2019
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When a dog has suffered a herniated disc, the first thing you think is that he needs everything at that moment, but no movement. But ...
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You should know these top 19 symptoms of cauda equina compression syndrome!
17. May 2017
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Cauda equina compression syndrome (CECS for short ) is particularly common in German shepherds, boxers and Rottweilers. But beware: theoretically, any dog can be affected! ...
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