by Helen Walsh, BSc, MCSP, HCPC, Clinical Lead U.K. & Ireland I’m in and out of professional sports teams these days and get asked many ...

by Luisa Dormer and Alison Wills EXERCISING dogs is critical to maintaining and optimising their health and welfare, however, dogs that are exercised inappropriately may ...

by Amy Snow, BA, MS, Acupressure Diplomat Nancy Zidonis, BS, Veterinary Homeopathy Diplomat You have chi. Horses, dogs and cats have chi. Every living being ...

The Dog Who Taught Me Anything Was Possible By Lisa Stilwell Essex Rivers Clinical Canine Massage, Member of the Canine Massage Guild and University Clinical ...

CRYOTHERAPY, or cold therapy as it is more simply known, is one of the most effective methods of alleviating soft tissue aches and pains and ...

A practitioner’s perspective by Alan Gardner, PgD A. Phys, MDip, DipMgmt, IAAT. THE use of home ‘self ’ treatment using electrotherapy(1) is well recognised in ...

by Rachel Mahoney (Osteopath), B.App.Sci, M. Osteo, PGCertHS (Sports Med), Dip Animal Osteo, CCRP (current) ELBOW dysplasia is a developmental condition that can significantly affect ...

THE majority of our UK wildlife work centres around hedgehogs, raptors and swans. Occasionally there is the chance to work with something a little less ...

Is it a game changer? by Helen Walsh, BSc, MCSP, HCPC, Clinical Lead U.K. & Ireland My answer to this question now is easy, YES ...

Life’s a . . . mare! If men are from Mars and women from Venus, then geldings are a milky cup of tea and mares ...