Arthrosis therapy

Osteoarthritis is one of the most common diseases of the musculoskeletal system in dogs. Around 60% of all dogs and cats suffer from it in the course of their lives. The causes are varied Animals of all ages can be affected.

Pain and restricted mobility are the result. New findings in pathophysiology and diagnostics make it possible to customise therapy to the individual joint and patient. This is built up from various areas according to so-called multimodal management. In addition to medications such as painkillers and anti-inflammatories, biological veterinary medicines and nutraceuticals, there are many ways to reduce pain, improve mobility and stop further wear and tear on the joints.

Important components of the therapy are the use of regenerative medicine (Orthokine therapy, PRP, Arthramid Vet) by means of local, intra-articular therapy, chiropractic and physiotherapy.

In addition to classic manual therapy, various physical methods such as laser therapy, electrotherapy, ultrasound and magnetic fields as well as underwater treadmills, dry treadmills and balance and movement therapy are available in physiotherapy.

Osteoarthritis is a chronic disease, which means that a cure is not possible. However, it is important to deal with the disease and the use of suitable therapy makes it possible to improve enjoyment of life and quality of life.