River Canine Rehab: FCE injury in canine patient

River Canine Rehabilitation in Springfield, Missouri. Demonstrating rehab work with a young patient that had an acute spinal FCE leading to hind limb paresis and muscle atrophy. This video documents his improvement with his hind limb use as he was treated with physiotherapy, acupuncture, laser therapy, conscious proprioception work, strength and balance exercises along with under water treadmill.
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Our 8 year old Border Collie suffered an FCE and was toward the upper middle part of his spine. He was paralyzed on 3 legs and his left eye. He had no control over bladder and deification. He was in therapy (water, massage etc) for 3 months and with little improvement. After 6 months he was stumbling like this dog after 2 weeks. Now two years later he still has weak control over his back legs and needs help urinating and dedicating, This is not a journey for the faint of heart (and you will need to spend $$$$). Blu was fortunate we had the time and money to help. I would do it again but that depends on your situation .

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My dog has this now. It's been a week :(
I take care of him at home but I just want him to recover.

[@rbex672]

did this dog have any feeling in its feet the first week?

[@sukanyachalla8675]

How many times practice MADAM?