Although we are always focused on the behavior of our patients and creating positive associations with us and our treatments, it is always valuable to gain more information on improving relationships, increasing compliance, and gaining the trust of our patients. Last...
After a series of canine amputee’s made their appearance at Equine-Librium College practical examinations, the different adaptations and movement patterns of these patients, compared to ‘normal' patients, was highlighted to the examiners. With her curiosity...
Ella is a German shepherd puppy diagnosed with bilateral hip dysplasia. She is energetic, fun-loving and a stunning patient, being intelligent and quick to respond. Her owner adopted her as a 12-week old pup, with high hopes that she would join him in his active...
It’s the holiday season, and that means it’s the perfect time to catch up on some reading! Whether you are tackling one of the incredible textbooks that have been released this year, or you are catching up on some research papers, this collection of the best small...
Milo is a beautiful golden retriever with a story many of our pets can relate to. Spend a moment, and I’ll share it with you. The Beginning As a young dog, barely a year old, Milo was diagnosed with a condition known as hip dysplasia, one of the common conditions in...
The subject of weight is a difficult one for us as professionals to speak about, but it is an incredibly important one. I’d like to address this difficult subject and help you to understand why the single most important thing you can do for your dog is to keep them at...
