Study participants wanted! Here you will find an overview of our current clinical studies! Please contact us if you would like to participate in one of the studies with your animal or if you require further information! We look forward to hearing from you and will be happy to help!
We examine the gait pattern (kinetics and kinematics) of dogs and cats using modern measurement methods such as force and load measurements and video-based 3D motion analysis. This allows us to record movement sequences objectively and under controlled conditions.
We focus on:
These measurement data form the basis for visualizing therapy effects and analyzing movement disorders in a targeted manner.
We evaluate how effective various physiotherapeutic and physical measures are. The focus is on:
Our goal: evidence-based recommendations for targeted and effective treatment plans.
We develop and test reliable methods for describing the movement restrictions of dogs and cats with neurological disorders.
Osteoarthritis is a common, chronic, progressive, and currently incurable joint disease in dogs and cats that can affect both young and older animals. It leads to progressive joint changes, chronic pain, and limited mobility—with noticeable effects on quality of life.
Our interdisciplinary team provides information on causes, progression, treatment options, and prevention methods. In current studies, we are also investigating new treatment approaches such as shock wave therapy or CBD/CBDA to alleviate pain and improve the animals' quality of life in the long term.
We regularly conduct clinical studies for which we are looking for suitable animal test subjects. Our current studies:
We provide pet owners with transparent information about the procedure, its benefits, and possible risks. Participation is voluntary and requires a preliminary veterinary examination.