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Thank you for your comment. Check out my other videos as you start to rehab your dog ruclips.net/video/JFEsT1S6Nj0/видео.htmlsi=a94OffVWHSKgN3Gl

Thank you for you reaching out. My heart aches for you. What is your dog's name ? Check out these short videos ruclips.net/video/wRs0c-Q6lOw/видео.html and ruclips.net/video/ky6O2pWxC1g/видео.htmlsi=8QfTvOXgVtMCU-Po

You can learn more about the laser at either medcovet.com/ or on my website: www.finndvm.com/at-home-laser-therapy-resources To get your own and ask more questions, please reach out to me at office@finndvm.com

Thanks so much for your comment! I use it quite often on horses as well.

Thank you for reaching out. I am sorry that you are not getting the support that you dog needs. You first want to make sure that your dog's pain is managed. Here is a link to a free video for helping with limb loading. ruclips.net/video/JFEsT1S6Nj0/видео.htmlsi=bBJllpn0wBCKrOny Also check out my super awesome easy video class pt and all things cruciate for $ 86 www.finndvm.com/acl-knee-injury

Thanks for reaching out, You can start day 1 after surgery. Remember Gentle is the name of the game. Don't forget collagen. It is the building block of the ligaments. You can learn more on my blog here : www.finndvm.com/blog/collagen-the-building-blocks-for-healthy-skin-flexible-joints-and-strong-ligaments-bones

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Thanks for reaching out, I hope you enjoyed that video. Don't forget collagen supplementation. Collagen is the building block of the ligament and does not exist in any dog food at all. Adding one tablespoon of collagen powder to your dog's food daily. Here's a link to my blog post with links to find collagen: www.finndvm.com/blog/collagen-the-building-blocks-for-healthy-skin-flexible-joints-and-strong-ligaments-bones

Thank you for reaching out. Make sure you like us. There are lots more videos that may be helpful on my RUclips channel.

You are right but there are techniques to handle every kind of dog.

That's wonderful to hear! It sounds like the massage technique had a calming effect on your Chihuahua, which is fantastic. Massaging dogs can indeed help reduce tension and anxiety, which may contribute to behaviors like food aggression. When you gently massage your dog, it can stimulate the release of endorphins, the body's natural painkillers and stress relievers. This can help your dog feel relaxed and less likely to exhibit aggressive behaviors. Additionally, massage can improve circulation and promote a sense of well-being, which can further contribute to a calmer demeanor. To continue helping with food aggression, you might want to consider the following tips: Consistency: Keep massaging your dog regularly, especially before feeding times. This can help him associate mealtime with relaxation and positive experiences. Positive Reinforcement: Reward your dog with treats and praise when he exhibits calm behavior around food. This can help reinforce the idea that good things happen when he remains calm. Controlled Feeding: Feed your dog in a calm and quiet environment. Avoid distractions and ensure he feels safe and secure during mealtimes. Gradual Desensitization: Gradually get your dog used to your presence around his food. Start by being nearby while he eats and slowly work up to being able to touch or handle his food bowl without him reacting aggressively. Professional Guidance: If food aggression continues to be a problem, consider seeking the help of a professional dog trainer or behaviorist. They can provide personalized guidance and training techniques to address the issue. It's great that you've found a technique that works for your dog. Keep up the good work, and don't hesitate to reach out if you have any more questions or need further assistance!

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Thanks for reaching out. The loop is Assisi Loop you can get online. BUT even better and new since that video is at home Laser. Here is a link to my website that talks about this laser. Don't buy a laser on amazon or chewy. They are not effective. www.finndvm.com/at-home-laser-therapy-resources

Have you tried a brace?

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Thanks so much for reaching out. There are lots of great teaching videos on our RUclips channel. Keep us posted if you don't see what you need;

Thanks for reaching out I recommend starting PROM right away Day 1 post op, joints only get their nutrition and blood flow by moving, use ice as well. See this video too ruclips.net/video/Wqxy-5tRX2k/видео.htmlsi=vsDF5aaGO3XRm-KU

Jen, thank you for reaching out. What is going on with your dog ? Maybe I have some other videos I can recommend

Many thanks! Sh’s a 5-yr old with a healed hip fracture.

Thank you for reaching out, Do you have any questions about the laser, or do you wish to lease to purchase or buy ? Check out this link www.finndvm.com/at-home-laser-therapy-resources

Thank you for your comment. Often if a dog is guarded about being massaged you need to start light gentle touch away from the area where they are sore. Behind the ears or lower neck are good areas and giving a popsicle with pumpkin or peanut butter helps a dog to start understanding you want to do something FOR them not TO them

Thank you for reaching out with your questions. This particular laser does not require safety glasses. The power is 1.1 watt, 2 continuous wavelengths 66o nanometers (visible)-great for superficial wounds and skin and 860 nm- for deeper tissues. I had a Klaser for 10 years now I have a Summas for my practice. Though my 30 clients that have purchased this laser for at home use on their dogs are getting amazing results with more frequent treatments

Great to hear your questions and comments. YES I for arthritis. Short treatments with ice provide potent anti-inflammatory benefits, There is significant amounts on the use of ice. Have you seen the increase use of ice baths for pro and olympic athletes. With that said I personally will never take a ice bath because I am a wimp for being cold, But you bet I iced my ACL injury all the time.

Katina, I'm super excited for you! I know the laser will help with Ash's pain in the comfort of your home.

Paula, thank you for sharing. I am so happy that committed dog owners like you can help their dogs at home.

Hi my lab has bad arthritis do you recommend this

Passive Range of Motion is ideally done before surgery as well as after can be the first Day, Just be GENTLE. You shouldn't need to touch the suture line, but no harm done if your just gently touching. I hope that was helpful. Super gentle passive range of motion can begin 24 hours after your dog gets home. If your dog is being bothered you are being too rough or fast. Take a deep breath, smile, and touch your dog as if they were a baby bird. <3 For more support & great info, check out our Whole Dog Health membership that gives you virtual access to Dr Finn 7 days/week www.finndvm.com/

Jen, thanks so much for reaching out. The primary thing that's important with stabilizers is that it's big enough- 26 to 38 inches, however you can use an upside-down garbage can lid with a pillow in it for a DIY, or a squishy mat. If you're interested in more amazing support, consider checking out our whole-dog health membership. www.finndvm.com/whole-dog-health-membership

Hello Rasib, Do you have a question?

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I could watch it over and over 🙀

My pleasure! Thanks so much for letting me know that it's been helpful to you and your pup. May surgery go smoothly! I would love for you to check out my full cruciate class, after years of fine tuning and perfecting, it is now ready on my website and available for purchase. I'm only charging $86 and that comes with a money ack guarantee. There is more free information and videos on my website as well. I would love for you to have all of the good info you need to help your girl heal and feel her best yet. Here is the link & thanks again: www.finndvm.com/acl-knee-injury

Go on you for being proactive, You would find my Cruciate Injury Guide Helpful, it is great if your having surgery or managing conservatively www.finndvm.com/acl-knee-injury

well thank you! and thanks for tuning in! Do you have your laser yet??

Jay I apologize for the delayed response. email my office @ finndvm.com to share how I can help.