Low Back Pain in Dogs - How to Release the Psoas Muscle
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 พ.ย. 2022
- Low back pain is a common problem in dogs, and it can be caused by a variety of factors such as injuries, arthritis, and muscle tension. In this video, we will focus on the psoas muscle, which can become tight and contribute to low back pain in dogs.
We will start by discussing the anatomy of the psoas muscle and how it can cause low back pain in dogs. We will then demonstrate several stretches and exercises you can do at home to release your dog's psoas muscle and alleviate their low back pain. We will also provide tips for managing your dog's low back pain, such as medication and physical therapy.
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YOU just literally SAVED me a $5000.00 trip to AMC ER, and my dog a lot of pain, suffering, unnecessary anesthesia and X-rays and God only knows what else. I’m SO grateful I found this video!! My dog woke up incredibly stiff and in pain. He refused to stand up without a lot of help. Could not walk and peed on himself shaking in pain. I was terrified. Vet said he needed emergency appointment. Before going in I tried this and after 5 mins of doing the massage release he took off RUNNING! It brought tears to my eyes 🥲 he’s totally fine now! Thank you X1000🙏❤️ YHWH bless you 🕊️
Fantastic hopes it will work for my huge Belgian malinois Shepherd , Horse
Probably should still set a vet appointment to check on spine just not a costly emergency visit
@@platinumcloset4448 He’s been to the vet since and is totally fine. The position he was sleeping in (back leaning on the side of my bed frame) caused the temporary issue. If it was from an accident I’d def have brought him in at least for an x-ray. By the time his vet suggested I bring him in to be checked it was already after hours so they referred me to a hospital which would’ve been a total waste of time, money and could’ve potentially made things worse. Still glad I didn’t go in this case.
Just tried on my 13 year old Lab instantly helped
THANK YOU FOR THIS INFORMATION!!!
God bless you doggy ❤️
Very interesting. That's the muscle I need to work on.
Wonderful revelant information here on dog body work.
Can't believe that they want as much for an animal x-ray as a human x-ray or more even.
Thank God ❤
Wonderful
TY, honest and straight to the point of us attempting to find. Your soul glows
Found this video after spending close to 9k on treatments and an MRI as vets thought my dog had IVDD. He did not and it’s a soft tissue injury so I’m going to try this!! Thank you so much.
I really hope this helps!
9k ????????????????? Where do yall get this money ???
How extremely helpful and informative. I would imagine you have helped thousands of animals from your personal practice and the knowledge you are sharing with the world here. Thank You 🙏
I like your living room setup. The TV seems a bit out of place, do you use it semi-regularly? Oh, and this video was nice, thanks for posting it
Hi sir,my husky dog 3yrs of age,suffering with back pain.can you recomend any best medicine to my dog.please.
Thanks you sir.
Will waiting for your answer sir.🙏
My dog is walking with his back legs wide apart, other than that no other symptoms. He runs fine. He climbs stairs and is playful not lethargic. It has been several months since this has happened. What to do?
How often can/should I do this? My 7 year old Female Siberian Husky suffers from Bilateral Iliopsoas pain. She has had Bilateral TPLO surgeries and since then her lumbar/psoas has had issues.😢
My dog has the exact same issues. Tried the ultrasound therapy and it didn’t work. Trying this before we head back to the vet so fingers crossed 🤞🏼 Good luck with your pup!
How to tell the difference between hip vs knee pain
Hello Adam, I take care of a few strays where I live. Feed, vaccines, spaying, manage cuts and scrapes etc.
One of them was injured somewhere around the hip región, maybe the lower spine, that caused some nerve compression, which causes her to lose a lot of mobility in her right hind leg.
I took her home for a couple of months so she was able to give her injury some rest, in addition to some exercises/physiotherapy and medicines to help her manage the pain she was in. Xrays showed no bone abnormalities or fracturas. She is one year old. I released her back with her pals and she is domingo much better now, running around and playing, but she Stiller has a slight limp which the vet says will get better with time.
She now has a golf Ball sized muscle knot right where you showed the oblique muscle and is painful to the touch.
Is there some way I can send you a couole of pictures and maybe some videos, so you could perhaps help me help her heal faster?
Hi, It sounds like you are already doing a great job with her. The best thing to do is have her looked at and make sure she is assessed properly. I wouldn't feel comfortable giving recommendations from just seeing pictures. I hope that helps, and keep up the good work!
@Dr. Adam Markew - The hard lumps became soft and squishy over the past week and have a pussy discharge.
The vet says it could be an abcess that needs surgery and wants to send a sample of the discharge for an FNAC test.
I hope it turns out well for her.
Thank you for your advice.
@@whimsicalvagabond6906 hope your dog is okay, what happened?
@@hennesippn7145 - The abscesses healed. I did a culture sensitivity test and it was a 3+ for cefuroxime. So we were able to fix the abscess.
But just 2 days back, she was hit by a vehicle sometime at night, X Ray shows a fractured vertebra T4 or T3. Broken in 3 places. She was also keeping unwell recently and had lost appetite, I had her blood work done and her CBC showed high WBC counts. She got hit the night prior I was to get her admitted, and now she has lost mobility in her hind quarters.
So she is now getting treated for tick fever, and once her infection stabilises she will receive MPSS to treat her spinal injury.
Poor thing she is just one and a half, and is going through a lot. It breaks my heart.
I am sorry if this is not what you wanted to hear. But such is life. She gets discharged on 5th. I’ll bring her home and give her some rest, let her vertebra fuse and then try some physiotherapy/exercises. The vet has advised against surgery to fix her spine.
I don’t know what else to do. She is such a sweet girl and it breaks my heart to see her having to go through so much.
The rest are all doing fine.
@@whimsicalvagabond6906 I’m so sorry your dog has such bad luck. Time to keep her safe for ever. I really hope your luck turns around and she heals and gets better. Ir breaks my heart to here this
I did this to my dog. She has HD and CES, so she has major issues at that area. I was doing it very, very gentle but she was NOT liking it at and i stopped because she cried out. Is this a sign that its very sore and i should work on it with her or leave it completely be ?
Keep doing it until the pain stops and she's healed
Maybe try other things, like a hot compress, and see if that helps. Have you ever taken her to a chiropractor, or to physical therapy, or to an accupuncturist?
If your dog is crying out from the discomfort, then I would ease up on that massage for a while, and see if she's okay with it later.
Is the psoas muscle responsible for internal rotation of the rear legs on a puppy about 7 months?
It can be involved yes. Most muscles work synergistically with other muscle groups, therefore without checking the dog and doing a full workup it's difficult to say.
@@k9activehealth I learned that we were walking him too far for his age.
Bet.
I suspect this has been damaged (ruptured?) in my 13 year old Lab. Vet did a TPLO which resulted in SEVERE pivot-shift phenomenon. So, a month later vet did an Extracapsular Lateral Suture Stabilization. Condition worsened. One month later infection seemed probable. So, one month later vet explanted all TPLO and ELSS hardware. Culture results confirmed ELSS crimp had been contaminated during implant with staphylococcus bacteria. Antibiotics. No improvement. More antibiotics. Custom made orthotic brace being made. Four months and $12,000.00 later, no improvement.
Sounds like a difficult experience. I hope your sees some improvement soon!
Lol seems like the dog didn't really like that second one
I massage my dog the stretch her back leg her hip got rammed by a sheep before...