Neurological deficiencies or pathologies can lead to a significant reduction in control of mobility in dogs, which can have far reaching detrimental effects. Wiggleless back braces can be used to support, stabilise and encourage appropriate movement or mobility in dogs with spinal pathology, such as intervertebral disk disease or degenerative myelopathy.
How A Team Drives You Towards Excellence
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...
The Quadrant System: Prioritising Your Time
‘Discipline is the whole key to being successful. We all get 24 hours each day. That’s the only fair thing: it’s the only thing that’s equal. What we do with those 24 hours is up to us.’ Sam Huff, American footballer ‘The only equality that exists on earth is...
Do it Afraid
‘Courage is not the absence of fear, but rather the assessment that something else is more important than fear.’ ― Franklin D. Roosevelt My husband often quotes ‘Courage is not the absence of fear, but taking action in spite of it.’ I Googled the quote, couldn’t find...
When You Are the Last Hope
Hi, Vetrehabbers. Today, I’d like to touch on something a little different from the usual. I want to acknowledge you, the Vetrehabber, and how often you are the last hope for owners and pets alike. To your clients, you are more than a professional providing a service...
An Insiders Response to ‘The Pitfalls of Physiotherapy Referrals’
A recent article by Dr Jonathan Pycock entitled ‘The Pitfalls of Physiotherapy Referrals’ highlights the legal challenges that veterinarians face when signing referral letters from themselves to veterinary physiotherapists, at the request of the physiotherapist. The...
Control What You Can
There are so many opinions, viewpoints, theories and sources of information out there at the moment. So much news, so many songs, blogs, and memes … and, like every conversation I have had in the last few days, they all center around one thing – the Coronavirus. We...