Handbook of Canine Exercise Therapy

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Handbook of Canine Exercise Therapy

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Type: Paperback

ISBN: 9781394171972

Date: 2nd April, 2026

Publisher: John Wiley & Sons, Inc.

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A step-by-step guide to developing and implementing exercise treatment plans for dogs from a team of board-certified veterinary sports medicine and rehabilitation specialists Handbook of Canine Exercise Therapy is a comprehensive and practical guide to developing exercise treatment plans for canine patients. It provides up-to-date and relevant information to create and implement effective exercise plans, along with specific recommendations for common types of patients. The book offers well-organized and easily accessible guidance, with illustrative images and video links demonstrating exercises and manual therapy techniques. Handbook of Canine Exercise Therapy provides evidence-based instructions for veterinary practitioners at all experience levels. Readers will also find: A thorough introduction to creating a rehabilitation-specific assessment and patient problem listQuick-reference summaries of common rehabilitation conditions, presented in a streamlined format outlining key exam findings, etiology, and treatment strategiesComprehensive ways to track patient progress, including limb circumference, gait analysis, goniometry, weight, pain scale, and functional outcomesPractical discussions of refractory cases and factors that can hinder patient progressAn appendix containing charts of all included exercises, including their specific benefits, and example client handouts Designed for small animal general practitioners and rehabilitation and sports medicine specialists, Handbook of Canine Exercise Therapy also benefits veterinary students, interns, and residents with an interest in exercise therapy.

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