

Is Land-Based Therapy Right for Your Dog?
Each session is tailored to your dog's specific needs and may include:
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Targeted Strength Exercises: Weight-bearing movements to rebuild muscle mass.
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Balance Training: Use of balance discs, wobble boards, or uneven surfaces to improve coordination.
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Flexibility Drills: Gentle stretching and movement to enhance joint range of motion.
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Treadmill Walking: Controlled pace walking to promote endurance and overall fitness.
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Customized Challenges: Adjustments in exercise difficulty to match progress and goals.
Therapeutic Exercise
Land-based therapy is a key component of canine rehabilitation, providing structured weight-bearing exercises that enhance strength, mobility, and overall well-being. It is particularly beneficial for dogs recovering from injuries, surgeries, or managing chronic conditions.
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How It Works:
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Land-based therapy utilizes controlled exercises on solid ground to rebuild strength, improve joint mobility, and enhance overall movement. These exercises can be customized based on the dog's condition and recovery goals, using various tools such as wobble boards, treadmills, ramps, and resistance bands.
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Benefits of Land-Based Therapy
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Strength & Muscle Development: Engages weight-bearing exercises to rebuild muscle mass and improve strength.
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Joint Mobility & Flexibility: Helps increase range of motion and reduce stiffness, especially in arthritic dogs.
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Balance & Coordination: Develops proprioception, reducing the risk of falls and improving stability, particularly for dogs with neurological conditions.
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Bone & Joint Health: Encourages controlled weight-bearing activity, essential for post-fracture healing and conditions like osteoporosis.
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Cardiovascular Fitness: Improves endurance and heart health, aiding overweight pets in weight management.
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Mental & Emotional Well-Being: Boosts confidence, reduces anxiety, and provides mental stimulation for dogs recovering from injury or surgery.
What to Expect During a Session
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Each session is tailored to your dog's specific needs and may include:
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Targeted Strength Exercises: Weight-bearing movements to rebuild muscle mass.
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Balance Training: Use of balance discs, wobble boards, or uneven surfaces to improve coordination.
-
Flexibility Drills: Gentle stretching and movement to enhance joint range of motion.
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Treadmill Walking: Controlled pace walking to promote endurance and overall fitness.
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Customized Challenges: Adjustments in exercise difficulty to match progress and goals.

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