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Radiofrequency
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 ... -
Wake up and smell the Pheromones!
The use of Dog Appeasing Pheromones to reduce stress in dogs by Sienna Taylor, Animal Welfare Research and Knowledge Exchange Arena, University Centre Hartpury Introduction: ... -
The Effect Of The Pessoa Training Aid On Equine Rectus Abdominus Workload On A Treadmill
by Jane Williams, Charlotte Betchley, Jessica Meagher and Gillian Tabor University Centre Hartpury, Hartpury, Gloucestershire, GL19 3BE, UK. Within human sports science, practitioners and therapists ... -
Dogs just want to have fun!
Play for health and wellbeing by Kate Mallatratt A Dip CBM, ICB, PPG, Canine Behaviourist I was quietly reading when I felt a gentle tug ... -
Horsing Around
Use of auditory enrichment to improve equine wellbeing and performance by Dr V. Tamara Montrose, Animal Welfare Research & Knowledge Exchange Arena, University Centre Hartpury, ... -
Promoting a preventative approach to Arthritis
Working at a cellular level with Photizo by Anna Webb on behalf of Photizo Broadcaster, Author, Trainer has studied natural nutrition and therapies with the ... -
Microcurrent device enhances healing rates by up to 50%
New treatments are exciting and Applied Microcurrent Technology’s patented ArcEquine unit, the result of an £850,000 nine-year programme of research and development, both in vitro ... -
Screening for Gastrointestinal Tract Conditions
by Emma Hardy, PhD, R. Anim. Technol (Cert) THE work of the para professional is crucial in maintaining the ongoing health of the horse, ensuring ... -
First equine patients in the UK successfully treated with Electronic Brachytherapy at the University of ...
University of Liverpool Equine Hospital becomes the first in the UK to offer radiotherapy to its equine patients using the Xoft Axxent Electronic Brachytherapy system ... -
Spinal cord compression in cats and dogs
By Dr Oliver Wilkinson BVSC MRCVS, Dragon Vet Centre, Cheltenham The average dog and cat has 7 bones in their neck, 20 in their back ...
