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Can dogs have stroke? It used to be thought that strokes only occurred in humans. While strokes are far more common in humans, advances in veterinary medicine and imaging now allow vets to diagnose strokes in pets more accurately than before. The good news? Strokes in dogs are still relatively uncommon and many dogs can recover well with proper medical care and rehabilitation. Understanding the basics can help you recognise warning signs early and seek the right care quickly.

Learn about what walking equipment would be the best fit for your dog, and why choosing an appropriate harness or collar or leash matters!

Human physiotherapists are trained to understand movement from the inside out. This blog breaks down how that expertise elevates animal rehab and why it should factor into your decision when choosing a clinic for your pet.

Frankie undergoing the NIMBLE™ Clinical Assessment. Introducing the NIMBLE™ Assessment: Elevating Pet Physiotherapy in Singapore At...

Learn how to spot early signs of pain or mobility issues in your dog using the Nimble Paws ABCD Pain & Mobility Assessment Guide — a simple at-home check for pet parents to support their dog’s physical health.

Is your dog entering their golden years? Learn how to prepare them for senior-hood with expert tips on exercise and healthcare!

Check this post out for a guide on the appropriate exercises suitable for your puppy as they grow older!

At Nimble Paws Physiotherapy, we help pets move better and live more comfortably. Whether recovering from an injury or dealing with mobility issues, our tailored physiotherapy treatments, including manual therapy and gait analysis, improve movement and reduce discomfort. Let us help your pet regain their freedom and confidence with every step.

Learn more about the essentials of puppy joint and muscle health from a canine physiotherapist!