Case Study: Building fitness after being rescued When Juno was rescued, she needed to build up her levels of fitness. Find out how her owners used PitPat to track her progress and get her in good shape for agility classes.
Case study: Juggling medication with lifestyle When Tolly put on weight following treatment for Meningitis, his owner Richard decided to use a PitPat to help him shed the pounds. find out how they used PitPat with a strict metabolic diet to smash Tollys weight loss targets.
Case Study: Struggles with an underweight dog When Lily the English Pointer started losing weight alarmingly quickly, her owner Helen realised she could use Lily’s PitPat to monitor her activity levels and adjust her diet accordingly. Find out how they got on in this case study.
Case Study: Recovering from an injury When Bryn sprained his ankle his owner Gill knew that she would have to limit the amount of running he did on his walks to help him recover. Find out how she used PitPat to get him fit again in no time.
Case Study: Using PitPat to monitor seizures When Olive was diagnosed with epilepsy, her owners realised that they could use PitPat to help monitor her nighttime seizures. Find out how they used it in this case study.
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