Treating the patient, not the symptoms
Osteopathy, the Zoo Ost Ltd way by Tony Nevin, BSc (Hons) Ost, DO Allof us, as therapists, will at some point be faced with the ...
Levi’s Blog
#NobodyisPerfect #InaworldwhereyoucanbeanythingBEKIND If you make it to the end of this blog give yourself a gold star. This is important right now. I’ve been watching ...
Peroneus Tertius Rupture in a Dressage Horse
by Gillian Tabor, Hartpury University Rupture of the peroneus tertius (PT) element of the equine hindlimb reciprocal apparatus is not common and the outcome of ...
Top tips for healthy skin and coat in pets
As the weather gets warmer many pet owners will be spending time with pets in the garden. During Spring, allergies can become more prominent with ...
Top tips for separation anxiety when COVID-19 lockdown ends
With the UK in lockdown, some pets will be enjoying the extra company at home. However, as lockdown restrictions start to ease and people return ...
Bringing Back Thor’s Thunder
By Louise Skelton, Home Counties Clinical Canine Massage Therapy & Member of the Canine Massage Guild Thor, the beloved pet of Sophie and Kyle, is ...
From RaceHorse to Dressage Horse
Your Ex Racehorse is actually a Catwalk Fashion model! by Louise Robson Apart from maybe the obvious comparisons of; long legs, elegant walk, ability to ...How to manage your pet’s joint health
Maintaining optimum joint health for your pet is essential to ensure they lead a happy and healthy life with you. Poor joint mobility can make ...
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