Identifying Low Grade Pain and Lameness in Horses

Identifying Low Grade Pain and Lameness in Horses

What is normal for your horse? Is your horse grumpy, unwilling? Does he throw his head, pull back his ears, get tense? Does he kick or bite at you when you tighten the girth? And are you constantly struggling to get into competition, to perform consistently or just to...

Embracing Fascia With a Change in Perspective

Embracing Fascia With a Change in Perspective

As we prepare for and get excited about the upcoming Vet Rehab Summit, where we will be diving into the canine and equine Myofascial chains, it is worth taking a moment to remind ourselves what we already know about the fascia. In a four-part webinar series with...

3 Hard Lessons That Improved My Practice Instantly

3 Hard Lessons That Improved My Practice Instantly

We all want a thriving vet rehab practice and the majority of us throw our heart and souls into our work. I used to think that working really hard and long hours was a prerequisite for a successful practice. “If it was easy, everyone would be doing it,” I told myself...