by Ané | Aug 6, 2026 | Small Animal Rehabilitation
By Anna Lloyd and Kirsten Straszacker Anatomy forms the very foundation of everything we do as Vetrehabbers, and thankfully, it’s an area we can be constantly reviewing and studying! To that end, let’s discuss the anatomy and biomechanics of the elbow joint....
by Ané | Jul 30, 2026 | Equine Therapy
Within the equine industry, horses continue to be stereotyped as naughty, grumpy, resistant, mean, or a typical mare when they are in reality showing signs of pain. It is our responsibility as equine rehabilitation practitioners to quantify and recognize pain in our...
by Ané | Jul 16, 2026 | General Veterinary Rehabilitation, Self Mastery, Uncategorized
It is well recognised that working within a team has many benefits, and our industry is no exception. The multi-disciplinary team is continuously promoted and spoken about; it is how we hold ourselves to a higher standard, promoting excellence in ourselves and our...
by Ané | Jul 2, 2026 | Self Mastery
Halfway through the year, it is around now that many of us start to feel one of two things: proud of the progress we have made, or quietly frustrated that life did not unfold quite as planned. Perhaps the goals you set in January have changed. Perhaps you have...
by Ané | Jun 25, 2026 | Small Animal Rehabilitation
A quick search in the Small Animal Vetrehabbers Facebook community shows eight posts where professionals have asked for advice about Tethered Cord Syndrome patients, or where TCS has come up in the case discussions where Vetrehabbers have become stuck with a...
