We know that phantom limb pain occurs in as many as 80% of people who have had amputations, but does it also affect dogs to the same degree? Revisiting one of the webinars in our Small Animal Members portal, Rehabilitation of the Canine Amputee by Marinette Teeling,...
Over the last month, we have achieved two phenomenal things: First, we hosted a webinar series with Leslie Eide on exercise physiology, where she showed us how to use the principles of exercise physiology to develop the best therapeutic exercise plans for our...
Confidence is another of those keywords like ‘consistency’ that we hear over and over again is the key to success or failure. ‘Whether you think you can, or you think you can’t, you are right,’ we are told. How much truth does this hold? And where exactly does it’s...
Trying to synthesise the research available on photobiomodulation (PBM) is overwhelming – at least, if you’re anything like me! There is such a volume of research available on the subject, but many papers don’t share all the parameters they used, making comparison...
Canine enrichment is about so much more than fun toys and activities our clients can do with their dogs, or reducing fear in our patients or even preventing boredom. It is really about meeting our dogs and patients where they are, understanding what their needs are,...
