The sacroiliac (SI) joint is a critical joint, where the pelvis meets the spine, transferring the action of the hindlimbs to the back...

Skeletal muscles move the body, they contract and generate movement. But muscles aren't just there for doing exercise. In addition to...

Osteoarthritis (OA) is a progressive disease of the joints that is extremely common. Due to its degenerative nature, it more frequently...

In this week's blog, we discuss all things pain! As owners, we all hate to imagine our beloved pets in pain, and the vast majority of...

At ARC Veterinary Physiotherapy we use PEMF therapy for many of our clients to support healing and reduce pain. But how does it actually...

Here's a list of some of the easier tricks I started with when I began trick training with my horse, Pebbles, to give you some ideas and...

Strong topline muscles are considered to improve performance by encouraging better posture, carriage, and propulsion. A weak topline can...

What is Hip Dysplasia? Canine hip dysplasia is a common condition in dogs, occurring in 15.6% of the population. Hip dysplasia is caused...

The primary aims of physiotherapy for animals are to reduce pain, improve mobility, performance and strength, and facilitate and aid...

Veterinary Physiotherapy is the practice of a range of assessment and therapeutic techniques to rehabilitate an animal after injury,...