When the patient is bigger than expected! by Jemma Cooper BSc RVN, DipAn Phys, MIAAT Cruciate ligament injuries are becoming increasingly common in Veterinary practices. ...

Levi Hunt shares some tips for a beneficial warm up of a ridden horse. Whether you are a competitive rider, or train at home, focused ...

by Dr Kathryn Nankervis SFHEA CVPM, The Equine Therapy Centre, Hartpury College Swimming is common practice within the training and rehabilitation programmes of Thoroughbred racehorses ...

Foundation Conditioning by Emma Overend and Roz Davies There is a lot of interest in canine conditioning, and many dogcs and their handlers are doing ...

Good quality rest is essential for health and wellbeing by Kate Mallatratt A Dip CBM, ICB, PPG, Canine Behaviourist This morning I heard her barking ...

Louise Robson, a sought after specialist in the field tells us more about what is involved in the retraining of a racehorse and the success ...

Louise Robson, a sought after specialist in the field tells us more about what is involved in the retraining of a racehorse and the success ...

By Gillian Tabor Core stability is a current buzz term for specific methods of exercising horses to develop quality and control of movement as well ...

How home enrichment boosts the health and wellbeing of our canine family by Kate Mallatratt A Dip CBM, ICB, PPG, Canine Behaviourist When canine behaviourist ...

Rehabilitation for horses is a rapidly evolving field with many alternative treatments now available. Often the road to recovery may seem daunting and that’s not ...