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Robert Barker's physical therapy exercises after front leg amputation (dog post-amp PT)

Robert Barker had his left forelimb amputated because of a soft tissue sarcoma. The rehab clinic is the U of MN Vet School, the same place he had his amputation surgery. In addition to your local veterinary school, look for veterinary rehab providers here: https://www.caninerehabinstitute.com/... or here: https://www.rehabvets.org/directory.l... Robert had a rehab consultation about 5-6 weeks post-amputation. It lasted 2 hours and by the end we learned a number of exercises to help strengthen Robert's remaining limbs including weight shifts, doggy squats (sit/stands), step stretches, how to use a treadmill, and how to massage his leg. I made this short video to give you an idea of what some of these exercises are--although I understand that each dog's needs will determine what exercises they should do for optimum functioning. Hope it helps!