The first step before you embark on any type of physiotherapy with your beloved pet is to have an assessment completed by your local Veterinary to ensure you have an accurate diagnosis. Then ideally you then contact a suitably qualified physiotherapist and have them create a treatment plan. But what do you do if you don't have access to this kind of quality care for your best friend?

Michelle Monk of Dogs in Motion Canine Rehabilitation has been helping dogs (and their owners) recover from cruciate injury and surgery for over fifteen years. Through helping hundreds of dogs over the years she has developed a unique seven step RESTORE treatment method that forms the basis of her highly successful rehabilitation programs.

Michelle didn't want to have any dog miss out on the opportunity to have quality care and to get them back to their regular exercise level so that they can enjoy more time with their owners and so she created a sixteen week rehabilitation program that you can do yourself if you aren't able to get to a canine physiotherapist specialist.

This program will guide you through the process of rehabilitating your dog at home and focuses on strengthening your dog's leg and getting them back to regular exercise. This is a structured program that gradually gets your dog back to normal life and includes videos for visual instruction that makes it possible to give your dog the level of care they deserve.