A link between lower back pain and urinary incontinence could help to establish new treatment options for dogs.

As owners the last thing we want is for our pets to be in pain, read this to learn how to recognise when your dog or cat is uncomfortable!

For Part 7 in the series I have chosen to discuss Degenerative Myelopathy, a condition where the spinal cord degenerates over time.

You may have heard of TENS or NMES in human medicine or they may have been used on your animal's, but do you know what they are and how...

This month I am writing about the Serratus Ventralis, a large muscle in the shoulder which has an important role in stability and movement.

Elbow Dysplasia, sometimes better known as 'development elbow disease', the most common cause of forelimb lameness seen in dogs.

January's Muscle of the Month, the Superficial Pectorals which are made up of the descending pectorals and the transverse pectorals.

November has been a busy month so I'm squeezing in my Muscle of the Month just in time - the Trapezius.

Part 5 in the Owner Fact Files series, discussing IVDD, a condition affecting the spine, which is the most common spinal disease in dogs.

I recently purchased a Pulse Mag machine so here's a review on how it works and the research behind it!

October's Muscle of the Month is the Biceps Brachii, the muscle which works in an antagonistic pair with the Triceps Brachii (July's muscle)

Part 4 in the Owner Fact Files blog series, discussing Patellar Luxation (PL), an orthopaedic condition of the stifle (knee) joint.

September's Muscle of the Month is the Infraspinatus, a muscle which works closely with August's muscle the Supraspinatus. These 2...

Welcome to the third instalment in the Owner Fact Files series, talking all about Hip Dysplasia (HD), the most commonly seen orthopaedic con

August's muscle is the Supraspinatus, a muscle in the shoulder group which can be prone to injury in active dogs. Read on to find out...

The second of my Owner Fact Files, this time talking about one of the most common causes of lameness in dogs - Cruciate Ligament Injury.

For those of you who have an animal with arthritis, or for those of you who suffer with arthritis yourself, you may already know that...

The first of my new feature 'Muscle of the Month' starting with the Triceps Brachii, a key muscle in the fore limb.

Hello, and welcome to the first of many Owner Fact Files, starting with a condition that is highly prevalent in dogs - Osteoarthritis.