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 ...

Changing needs in changing seasons No season is the same when it comes to owning and caring for our horses and each season comes with ...

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’ ...

Horseball by Steph Evans, Associate Lecturer in Animal Therapy, and Jane Williams, Head of Research Hartpury University, Gloucester, UK What is Horseball? Horseball is an ...

by Lindsay Cope, Paw Vida Holistic Therapies and Member of the Canine Massage Guild When I first treated Fleur, she was a 6-year-old rescue who ...

It can be extremely difficult to recognise if a horse is in pain. Dr Sue Dyson, Chief Veterinary Adviser for the Moorcroft Equine Rehabilitation Centre, ...

The behavioural and physiological effects of dog appeasing pheromone on canine behaviour during separation from the owner by Sienna Taylor MSc, BSc (Hons), FdSc; FHEA ...

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 ...

In discussion with Mary Frances, CEO of Moorcroft Equine Rehabilitation Centre, about future plansfollowing the appointment of Chief Veterinary Advisor, Dr Sue Dyson Tell us ...

Top Tips for Owners by Charlotte Groom, Balanced Energy - Canine Training Research estimates that 130,000 dogs come into UK rehoming charities each year. As ...