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Physiotherapy

  • Massage, Physiotherapy, Therapies
    18/08/2021
    by Matthew Scott BSc (Hons) MNAVP

    Spondylosis

    CASE STUDY: 1 year 9 month, Male, Beagle by Matthew Scott BSc (Hons) MNAVP History: Presented to the vet with a week long history of ...
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  • Physiotherapy, Therapies
    07/07/2021
    by Animal Therapy Magazine

    Bruno the Calf

    CASE STUDY: All animals can benefit from Physiotherapy by Danielle McMahon, BSc (Hons), PgD (VetPhys.) MNAVP, AHPR registered I first met Bruno when a farming ...
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  • Animal Therapy, Hydrotherapy, Physiotherapy, Rehabilitation and training, Therapies
    23/06/2021
    by Matthew Scott BSc (Hons) MNAVP

    Acute non-compressive nucleus pulposus extrusion

    CASE STUDY: 4 years 9 month, Male, Labrador Retriever by Matthew Scott BSc (Hons) MNAVP History: Owner noticed the dog running down to the bottom ...
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  • Physiotherapy, Subscriber Content
    20/05/2021
    by Animal Therapy Magazine

    From fit to fat to fit

    Monitoring horses’ back dimensions as they alter through post-season to pre-season training and assessing the relationship these changes have with the fit of the horses’ ...
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  • Education and CPD, Physiotherapy, Subscriber Content, Veterinary
    29/04/2021
    by Animal Therapy Magazine

    Head shy horses

    What can the physiotherapist do? by Sophie Pickard (BSc. Hons) Veterinary Nursing. Dip. Animal Physio. EEBW. RAMP member. Head shyness is a condition whereby a ...
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  • Physiotherapy, Rehabilitation and training, Subscriber Content, Veterinary
    21/04/2021
    by Animal Therapy Magazine

    Canicrossing - a veterinary physiotherapist perspective

    by Charlotte Swarbrick, BSc (Hons) PGDip ClinDem MIRVAP(VP). Managing Director of Cochrane Physiotherapy. Veterinary Physiotherapist at University of Glasgow Small Animal Hospital & Riverside Veterinary ...
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  • Animal Therapy, Physiotherapy, Therapies
    22/03/2021
    by Animal Therapy Magazine

    Dealing with the Equine Splint

    by Sarah E. Robinson, Phys Dip Dist (IAAT, IRVAP) When Virginia checked on her beloved Dressage horse in March this year, she found him acutely ...
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  • Animal Therapy, Physiotherapy, Rehabilitation and training, Veterinary
    19/03/2021
    by Animal Therapy Magazine

    International Association of Veterinary Rehabilitation and Physio Therapy (IAVRPT)

    After a fantastic virtual conference delivered by Online Pet Health, and with the event concluding with ‘The Veterinary Rehabilitation Therapist of the Year Award 2020’ ...
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  • Animal Therapy, Other therapies, Physiotherapy, Therapies
    17/03/2021
    by Matthew Scott BSc (Hons) MNAVP

    Respiratory Physiotherapy

    for the small animal patient by Matthew Scott, BSc (Hons) MNAVP Respiratory diseases can be challenging cases to treat and so any additional therapy and ...
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  • Physiotherapy, Rehabilitation and training, Subscriber Content
    19/08/2020
    by Matthew Scott BSc (Hons) MNAVP

    Rehabilitation of brachial plexus avulsions

    by Matthew Scott BSc (Hons) MNAVP Traumatic avulsion of the brachial plexus nerve roots is the most common cause of acute thoracic limb monoparesis/plegia in ...
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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
What is it like being an equine physiotherapist ou What is it like being an equine physiotherapist out in Tokyo? @kimberley.mallett is kindly giving us an insight and we’ll share her experience over the next few days. ‘I am helping out the Brazillian team plus a few others. We treat in the stables which are set as a constant 22 degrees. Lovely and cool compared to outside! It is over 30 degrees every day, sometimes cloudy and humid, or hot and dry when the sun is out. But barely a fly or mosquito so that's one less thing to contend with! No horses are allowed outside between 11 and 3 so the riders either ride early or late and the horses are walked and grazed in between so early afternoon is a good time to treat.’
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