Tail carriage abnormalities in horses by Holly Allen, BSc (Hons), MSc, MCSP, ACPAT A, RAMP, HCPC The equine tail has historically been a sign post ...

Over the past few years there have been a number of changes regarding regulation of the animal health professions. Katie Lawrence, board member of the ...

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 ...

#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 ...

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 ...

By Louise Skelton, Home Counties Clinical Canine Massage Therapy & Member of the Canine Massage Guild Thor, the beloved pet of Sophie and Kyle, is ...

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 ...

Using INDIBA Radio Frequency and Physiotherapy by Sarah Robinson, Phys Dip Dist (IAAT). Sarah Robinson is the founder of Equine Physio UK, is based in ...

Crate rest or restricted exercise is an important part of recovery from a wide range of conditions, but it can be stressful for dogs and ...

There has been a huge increase and growing momentum behind water treadmill therapy here in the UK over the past few years. Multiple disciplines including ...