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Arthritis
Hip
dysplasia
Elbow dysplasia
Osteochondrosis dessicans-OCD
Traumatic injuries and fractures
Sesamoiditis
Secondary Trigger points in the muscles
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Neck Problems
Intervertebral
discs in cervical region
Wobblers syndrome
Malformations of neck vertebrae
Paralysis
Secondary pain due to front leg problems
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Back Problems
Intervertebral
disc
disease in thoracic or lumbar spine
Sacro-iliac pain
Cauda equina
Spondylosis
Fibro cartilagenous infarct (FCE)
Secondary pain due to limb arthritis
Paralysis and wobbliness (paresis)
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Geriatric care
Support for
kidney failure
Arthritic
joints
Stiffness when
getting up
Chronic disease
management
Appetite
stimulation and general wellbeing
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Degenerative Myelopathy
Especially in German
Shepherds, Corgies, Rhodesian Ridgebacks and crosses
Progressive spinal cord damage similar to Multiple sclerosis (MS)
in people
Leads to weakness in back legs, wobbly drunken gait and damage to feet,
nails and paws
Advanced stage: inability to get up and problems with urination and
defaecation
Acupuncture and Dietary supplements can be useful to slow progression
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Neurological Disease
Epilepsy, fitting, full and partial seizures
Dementia and old age problems
Palsy and paralysis syndromes
Neuropathic pain and nerve
pinching
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Tendonitis
Tendon and ligament strains Shoulder lameness from biceps tendonitis in agility dogs Partial cruciate ligament strains
In Athletic, working and agility dogs
Dogs doing repetitive things such as jumping down from retaining walls,
chasing balls and sticks etc
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Post
Surgical Rehabilitation
Usually started when
stitches are removed, around 2 weeks after surgery
Minimize scar formation
Minimize muscle wasting
Helps in return to normal function
Minimize stress on other limbs and back/neck
Minimize arthritis and joint degeneration
E.g. after cruciate ligament surgery to minimize stress on the opposite
cruciate ligament and knee joint
Treatment of Trigger points
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Phobias, such as noise and
thunder phobias
Anxiety disorders such as separation anxiety
Dementia and abnormal behaviours
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Lick
granulomas and scars
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Urinary
Tract Disease
Cystitis with antibiotics
reduce the urge to urinate Urinary incontinence Support for
kidney failure
Arthritic
joints
Stiffness when
getting up
Chronic disease
management
Appetite
stimulation and general wellbeing
Inability to urinate due to nerve damage
Kidney failure
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Gastro-intestinal
disease
To stimulate the appetite
in sick animals
Diarrhoea or constipation
Mega colon and mega oesophagus
Inflammatory bowel disease
Normalize bowel motility and continence
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Acupuncture
Dietary management and supplements
Chinese Herbal medicines
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As an adjunct to
chemotherapy and radiation, improves wellbeing and decreases side
effects
Used when owners elect not to use chemotherapy etc, to manage the
animal’s wellbeing and comfort
Provides pain relief
Helps with nausea
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