As we've explored The Brain over the last few weeks through the perspectives of different professionals, one concept has continued to find its way into my thoughts, raising new questions and potential implications for clinical practice. So, of course, let's explore...
We will be kicking off the Vet Rehab Summit with a comparative neuroanatomy lecture presented by Dr Narda Robinson from CuracCore vet - and of course I feel completely unprepared for that webinar! So I thought, at the very least - let's review the cranial nerves...
As Veterinary Rehabilitation Therapists, chronic pain is something that we manage and work with on a daily basis in our patients. Dogs and horses with osteoarthritis, neuropathic conditions such as tethered cord syndrome, or musculoskeletal dysfunction associated with...
While prolonged rest and immobilisation formed the cornerstone of recovery from injuries and surgical interventions in the past, in recent years we have seen an intentional shift towards early mobilisation and progressive loading within the veterinary rehabilitation...
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...
It seems that every time I read a research paper, it is described in an entirely different way, with each kind of research having value in its own right. Some are useful for some things, others are useful for other things! So, to make my life a little simpler, and...
In a webinar presented by Dr Michael Davis on Exercise in environmental extremes, and again in a Hydro Training Video where I discussed a research paper on the Physiological changes in swimming dogs, it was highlighted over and over again that on a physiological...
By Dr Michele BroadhurstIntegrative Animal Solutions When Ané asked me to write this blog, it filled me with both excitement and trepidation. Excitement because I am hoping to demystify animal chiropractic so that you may understand it better and see its incredible...
As Veterinary Rehabilitation Therapists, massage is one of our greatest tools. Through massage, we can evaluate the health and symmetry of a dog’s, horse’s, or cat’s muscles, we can help tight muscles relax, weak muscles activate, and painful muscles heal, and we can...
Today I write to you as myself, Ané Lloyd, and not as Onlinepethealth – mostly because I want to share my personal observations and views when it comes to dissections, and my experiences during a particular dissections I was able to attend and participate in. But also...
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