Online Movement Assessment & Data Gathering: £65
The way a dog stands, moves, and carries tension tells us a great deal about their daily physical experience—but subtle changes are often overlooked, especially in a vet setting, where time and environmental factors make thorough movement analysis difficult.
This online movement & data gathering service, helps dog guardians collect detailed observations to support their dog’s well-being and ensure concerns aren’t dismissed due to undetected physical discomfort. Many dogs receive a clean bill of health despite subtle gait abnormalities or posture adaptations, which, when identified, often lead to relief through physiotherapy or veterinary intervention.
What’s Included:
✔ Gait analysis – Assessing movement in both a walk and trot
✔ Posture & coat pattern review – Identifying subtle physical shifts
✔ Guardian observations – A structured form for tracking daily movement, past injuries, and surgical history
✔ Behavioural insights screening – A yes/no questionnaire for spotting potential discomfort-related behaviors
✔ Detailed report – Comprehensive findings with recommendations for veterinary or physiotherapy follow-up
💡 This is not a behavioural assessment or a diagnosis—it’s a data-gathering tool designed to give dog guardians the evidence needed to advocate for their dog’s health. No diagnosis will be provided, but the insights can be instrumental in securing treatment when movement irregularities are missed in standard check-ups.
This is not a behavioural assessment, and behaviour advice will not be given. This is a data gathering assessment to help you pull together essential observations so that your dog can get the help that they need.
I am more than happy for behaviourists who are not confident in gait analysis themselves, to refer their clients to me for this service, and I can provide you both with the report so that you can continue together with this information in hand.
Below are some examples of how my observations have helped dogs receive the medical investigations they have needed, to receive treatment, relief, and in some cases a medical diagnosis.
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