Despite a long history of being ridden, many horse riders and animal professionals are all too aware of a number of ethical considerations concerning working ...

In April 2020, Animal Therapy Magazine made the tough decision to move to an online only version following the effects of COVID-19. This uncertain period ...

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 ...

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 ...

As we welcome in a new decade, the animal therapy industry continues to progress all the time. Whilst it's an exciting industry to be part ...

Welcome! Welcome to Issue 18 - we hope you enjoy this issue. Don't forget you can subscribe to receive our onlinecopy for just £10 per ...

Welcome! Welcome to Issue 17, the beginning of year five for Animal Therapy Magazine. We are delighted to welcome Tony Nevin to the team. Tony ...

Welcome! Welcome to issue 16. We will definitely be having a 20th issue party when we get there. Since our last issue we have been ...

Considering your dog’s needs on walks by Kate Mallatratt A Dip CBM, PPG, Canine Behaviourist Many people consider getting a dog for more exercise and ...

by Sarah Robinson, Phys Dip Dist (IAAT) A four-week trial targeting Equine Spinal and Abdominal muscles via baited stretches to determine if there is any ...