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  • Physiotherapy, Subscriber Content, Therapies
    05/06/2016
    by Donna Boddie

    From Veterinary Nurse to Animal Physiotherapist

    by Donna Boddie RVN, Dip A Phys, D32/33, PTLLS, CC As a school leaver the world is your oyster. With a bit of grit and ...
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  • Rehabilitation and training, Therapies
    04/06/2016
    by Animal Therapy Magazine

    Fitzpatrick Referrals

    In conversation with Fiona Doubleday, Rehabilitation Team Leader at Fitzpatrick Referrals What first attracted you to becoming a veterinary physiotherapist? From a young child I ...
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  • Osteopathy, Subscriber Content, Therapies
    03/06/2016
    by Animal Therapy Magazine

    Horse and Rider performance

    “It takes two to make a thing go right” by Phoebe Bolton, PB Equestrian - Osteopath and Strength and Conditioning Coach As a human and ...
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  • Osteopathy, Subscriber Content, Therapies
    02/06/2016
    by Tony Nevin

    Training and support for Animal Osteopathy

    The Zoo Ost Limited approach by Tony Nevin, BSc (Hons) Ost, DO The first documented evidence of osteopaths treating animals seriously in the UK date ...
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As 2021 comes to an end, we at Animal Therapy Maga As 2021 comes to an end, we at Animal Therapy Magazine wish you a very happy new year. If you’re struggling with what to wear to bring in 2022, we hope this helps.
We love to see animal therapy in main stream media We love to see animal therapy in main stream media. Well done to @tonynevin104 and his osteopathy magic. Copied from Tony Nevin’s post Woke up this morning to find out there are two small features in the Daily Express and Mirror newspapers on the Tommy the Donkey story which was aired on Central News just before Christmas. Nice to see osteopathy getting a mention #animalosteopathy #donkey #animaltherapy
We hope you enjoyed your Christmas sprouts like Ru We hope you enjoyed your Christmas sprouts like Rupert (although not sure I’d be using mine as a head rest) and here’s to a great (hopefully less interrupted) 2022. Team ATM can’t wait to get back to it in January providing you with up to date industry news, education and events.
As we approach the winter months you may find you’re spending more time indoors. What you now need is a good book and we can’t recommend this brilliant book written by our very own Tony Nevin and others enough. You could even add it to your Christmas list! @tonynevin104
Qualified and insured animal therapists are member Qualified and insured animal therapists are members of professional associations and as such owners should check they are linked to the relevant body which ensures best practice and all CPD is kept up to date. This week we feature IRVAP (The Institute of registered Veterinary and Animal Therapists) https://animaltherapymedia.co.uk/irvap/ @irvap_animaltherapists
Read how Canine Massage Therapy helped Thorn in mo Read how Canine Massage Therapy helped Thorn in more ways than one! @k9massageguild https://animaltherapymedia.co.uk/from-timid-and-nervy-to-sound-and-full-of-beans-in-just-three-sessions/
It’s the time of year we start thinking about Ch It’s the time of year we start thinking about Christmas gifts. If you know someone who loves the cotswolds then this could be the perfect gift. https://thehorsebackphotographer.com/?fbclid=IwAR2K_Y2ZNP1zpIQ4foQVQpmI6g118tCGKYh4VNtThlU1_liZyZR14oCd-ow
Canine Joint Assessment. As a practitioner are y Canine Joint Assessment. As a practitioner are you confident in knowing the appropriate treatment for your clients? Animal Osteopathy International has an array of fantastic courses / CPD for all professionals. Go to www.animalosteopathy.com for more information. @animalosteopathyinternational https://animaltherapymedia.co.uk/animal-osteopathy-international/
*******ANNOUNCEMENT******* Since conception over *******ANNOUNCEMENT******* Since conception over 6 years ago, Animal Therapy Magazine has grown on an almost daily basis. We are now at the stage where our little team needs help! We are having some exciting conversations with potential partners who will help us continue to grow but in the meantime we need to press pause for a couple of months. Our September issue will be delayed until December where we plan to come back with a bang and 🤞 a printed copy. In the meantime you will still have articles released weekly and activity on our website and social media. Any questions please contact me hannah@animaltherapymedia.co.uk See you soon. Team ATM
As part of our case study special, read this fanta As part of our case study special, read this fantastic case study by Polly Hutson MSc, BSc Physiotherapy, ACPAT on conservative management of a cranial cruciate ligament injury. Indiba UK
When Covid 19 brought us to a standstill, our pets When Covid 19 brought us to a standstill, our pets kept us going. https://animaltherapymedia.co.uk/happiness-in-motion/
Historically, training to be an animal physiothera Historically, training to be an animal physiotherapist and a canine hydrotherapist had to be done separately. Not any more. Check out this new, accredited course offered by @animal.courses.direct https://animalcoursesdirect.co.uk/product/level-6-diploma-in-veterinary-physiotherapy-with-hydrotherapy/
A brilliant case study on canine spondylosis by Ma A brilliant case study on canine spondylosis by Matthew Scott BSc Hons, MNAVP National Association of Veterinary Physiotherapists @NAVP @synergysmallanimalrehab https://animaltherapymedia.co.uk/spondylosis/
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Horse and Groom Epsom Salts offer a soothing a res Horse and Groom Epsom Salts offer a soothing a restorative treat for all horses and dogs. A truly natural way to keep their skin healthy and their coats gleaming. @horseandgroomepsomsalt https://animaltherapymedia.co.uk/indispensable-horse-groom-epsom-salt/
NAVP has a great Webinar coming up on the 19th Aug NAVP has a great Webinar coming up on the 19th August that you will not want to miss. Completely delivered online. You can book your tickets by emailing navp@yahoo.co.uk
Read how the brilliant @tonynevin104 works with in Read how the brilliant @tonynevin104 works with injured hedgehogs to help the recover and rehabilitate. https://animaltherapymedia.co.uk/helping-injured-hedgehogs/
Physio in Tokyo part 4 @kimberley.mallett is now Physio in Tokyo part 4 @kimberley.mallett is now busy with the eventing team so this is our final part but we hope you’ve enjoyed these. We’ve been over to walk the Cross Country Park and get our bearings. All the horses move over the night before cross country to temporary but air conditioned stables. Their are numerous misting tents and a walk tunnel being set up ready to help cool the horses as quickly as possible. They also have mobile cooling units should they be required mid way round the course. Then the real work starts after cross country! But fingers will be firmly crossed everyone gets back safe and sound 🙂 Good luck to all competitors and horses.
Equine Physio in Tokyo Part 3 Physiotherapy. Som Equine Physio in Tokyo Part 3 Physiotherapy. Some get massaged and stretched before work. Others treated after depending on their situation. The laser is useful for small grazes and skin problems while radiofrequency is used to help ease tension and soreness alongside soft tissue work. They tend to have this every few days with some deep tissue manual treatment when necessary. All the horses have travelled well and recovered quickly. They all slept the first afternoon but bounced back quickly and have enjoyed a range of work. The eventers have now trotted up and competing is underway. We help with the cooling of the horses afterwork. There are plenty of mist fan tents around the arenas and washing off facilities with cool showers but also 4 containers all with ice water at different temperatures for fast cooling when required. We also have freezers with ice, washing machines and toilets in the stable barns. Its great to work alongside the other FEI therapists here and share experiences and treatment protocols. It's nice to have other therapists and vets come to talk about and discuss your methods and equipment. We all learn from each other. @kimberley.mallett
Equine Physioterapist in Tokyo part 2 Now the sho Equine Physioterapist in Tokyo part 2 Now the show jumpers have arrived the barns are full and vibrant. It's a joy to watch the range of horses working with plenty of arenas and space as well as a gallop track and cross country field. The main arena is huge and beautiful. It is such a shame its so empty! The atmosphere is definitely different with so few people but most of the competition is in the evening under the lights and music adding to the wow factor. There is a canteen next to the stables providing 3 hot buffets a day and fridges full of drinks. The stewards and helpers are all so welcoming and friendly always smiling and saying hello. Our accommodation is also right next to the stables, everything is nice and compact and we are very well looked after. @kimberley.mallett
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