Fitness & Agility

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    Dog Fitness

    Dog Fitness How daily exercise, strength work, mental enrichment, and red light therapy help dogs stay healthy and active Help your dog stay active, strong, and comfortableTalk with a MedcoVet clinician about your dog’s fitness plan, mobility, soreness, joint health, and at-home recovery support options. What is dog fitness? Dog fitness is the regular exercise,…

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    Conditioning for dogs

    Conditioning for dogs How strength, balance, body awareness, and red light therapy help dogs stay active and reduce injury risk Help your dog stay strong, mobile, and ready for everyday lifeTalk with a MedcoVet clinician about your dog’s fitness level, injury history, soreness, mobility, and at-home conditioning support options. What is canine conditioning? Canine conditioning…

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    Proper Exercise for Dogs

    Proper Exercise for Dogs Dog workouts, safe fitness ideas, and recovery support for every age and activity level Help your dog exercise safely and recover well Talk with a MedcoVet clinician about your dog’s activity level, soreness, mobility, joint health, and at-home recovery support options. What is proper exercise for dogs? Proper exercise for dogs…

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    Dog Agility Training

    Dog Agility Training How to get started, build confidence, and support your dog’s body after training What is dog agility training? Dog agility training is a fast-paced competitive sport where a handler directs a dog through an obstacle course with jumps, tunnels, weave poles, a pause table, a frame, tire jump, and other agility obstacles….

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    Dog Agility Equipment

    Dog Agility Equipment What to use, how to set it up safely, and how to support your dog’s body after practice What dog agility equipment do beginners need? Beginner dog agility equipment usually includes jumps, a tunnel, weave poles, and a pause table or low platform. These agility obstacles help dogs learn the basics of…

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    Red Light Therapy for Canine Athletes and Sports Recovery

    Agility, flyball, dock diving, frisbee, field trials—the list goes on. Our four-legged athletes are pushed to their physical limits, requiring bursts of speed, precise movements, and incredible endurance. While exhilarating, this high-impact activity inevitably takes a toll on a dog’s body, leading to a risk of strains, sprains, joint inflammation, and soft tissue injuries. To…