Local foot services, international expertise
From Chamonix to Copenhagen, Hunt Footcare stays at the forefront of podiatry. Read about our recent international training in surgery and neuropathy.
Frostbite: protect your feet this winter (2023 update)
Frostbite can cause permanent and painful damage to skin, muscles, tendons and even bones. Our tips on how to avoid it when enjoying winter sports.
Festive fun feet quiz: test your foot knowledge
Our fun feet quiz for Christmas quiz 2022 - test your foot knowledge this festive season!
The great indoors: sports injuries and hard surfaces
How exercising and playing sports on hard indoor surfaces can increase the risk of specific lower limb and foot injuries - and how we can help resolve them.
A pain in the heel: about Plantar Fasciitis
Plantar Fasciitis can stop you in your tracks, making walking painful and tiring. Discover more about heel pain, and how our foot care team can help.
I can see clearly now: diagnostic ultrasound
Discover how we use ultrasound at our foot clinics in Ontario to scan and diagnose foot issues without x-rays or invasive methods.
PhotoBioModulation Therapy: making light work of pain relief
At Hunt Footcare, we are very much a hands-on practice, using established methods and our extensive knowledge to treat a wide range of foot
Feet first: 10 top Canadian sports and associated injuries
Do you love your sports? Then you’re not alone! According to SportsZion, 77% of Canadians like to follow professional sports. The vast majority of
Running in the cold: be fully prepared to avoid injury
Running is great exercise and can boost your mental health too. However, running in the cold Ontario winter can be considerably less enticing that in
Happy Halloween from Hunt Footcare
At Hunt Footcare, we're really getting into the Halloween spirit!We wish you and your family a spook-tastic Halloween on Sunday.And for all you witches, wizards,
Avoiding pain from your figure and hockey skates
It’s been an odd couple of years for skating, with indoor ice arenas initially closed but outdoor rinks open. Some ice pads have closed and
Sock it to them: Get your feet and footwear snow-fit for the season
As we bask in late September warmth, it’s sometimes hard to get motivated to do anything much related to snow, ice and winter temperatures!