for the small animal patient by Matthew Scott, BSc (Hons) MNAVP Respiratory diseases can be challenging cases to treat and so any additional therapy and ...

Welcome! After the announcement from the UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Monday 22nd February, we are all starting to feel more positive for the ...

by Dr Charlotte Evans This week we had a very interesting case in the office! ‘Chouchou’ the Sheltie came to me on referral. Being full ...

by Grainne Ni Chaba-Byrne, IEH CHAIR, CertClinEd(AccMdx), CertAT, CESMT, CKTP-E, HNDEqS, MKTAI-E, CertPPO, MRAMP, MIRVAP(VP)(MT)(IEH) What is Water? Water is colourless, odourless, and tasteless. It ...

by Eve Bestwick, Bsc (Hons) Veterinary Physiotherapy MNAVP Main focus in canine physiotherapy and rehabilitation, based in the West Midlands and surrounding areas. Claw maintenance ...

The importance of a Multimodal Approach by Silvia Boscolo RVn, Pgd Vet Physio, MIAAT, MIAVRPT, RCH, London Vet Rehab Limited and Laura Romano DVM, Cert ...

Using an “Elite” industry to become socially upwardly mobile ... Most reading this magazine will be well aware of the financial implications attached to equine ...

Horseball by Steph Evans, Associate Lecturer in Animal Therapy, and Jane Williams, Head of Research Hartpury University, Gloucester, UK What is Horseball? Horseball is an ...

by Melanie Merritt of Canis Major, Essex Clinical Canine Massage Buttons’ owner, Vicki, contacted me in July 2017, wondering if massage could help her cherished ...

By Animal Courses Direct Wondering how to work with horses? Here at Animal Courses Direct we’ve rounded up some of our best advice on starting ...