Baited stretches are a form of active stretching exercise that asks the horse to move their body, and mobilise their joints through their...

Hello and Happy New Year to All! Back pain is a really common occurrence in dogs, so I made this little video to talk all things back...

For the final blog post on the Remedial Exercises Programme blog series, we are at the last stage of rehabilitation- the intricate and...

Hi all! Its been a while since the last blog, but we’re back with a post following on in our Remedial Exercise Programme series....

Poll Release The ‘poll’ is the collective name for the rectus capitus muscle group located behind the ears. They attach the cervical...

In previous blog posts, I have discussed how to assess your animal and how I treat them. Now, its time we discuss what you can do for...

Just like humans, dogs and horses, cows can need veterinary physiotherapy too. With an incredibly important job of producing milk or...

I wanted to give you a quick update on a new electrotherapy which I have recently added to my equipment list. NEUROMUSCULAR ELECTRICAL...

In my last blog post, we discussed the difficult topic of weight management in dogs, and so this week I thought it was only fair to...

Warning: this may be an unpopular post! (Which is why I put a very pretty picture of Sally up in an attempt to draw you in!) Nearly 60%...

The next of our treatment techniques, and the opposite of last week, is heat therapy. Again, this is an incredibly basic and easy...

Continuing in our series of treatment techniques, the next treatment to discuss (which seems fitting in this cold weather spell we are...

You can't beat after-session-cuddles! Little Margo here has suffered from luxating patella in her left knee since birth. This is a...

This week, the treatment technique I will be discussing (which I almost always use on my clients), is stretching. I love stretching! It...

No, we’re not quite there yet! It’s beginning to look a lot like… much colder weather! The temperature is dropping and mild autumn days...

The next in my series of blog posts regarding treatments will discuss myofascial release techniques. A fantastic technique which I...

In previous blog posts, I have discussed how your pet will be initially assessed. Now its time to move onto how I will treat them! In the...

The fourth and final aspect of an initial assessment is RANGE OF MOTION. This is all about assessing the articulations (or joints) of the...

After our static and dynamic assessment (discussed in the last few blogs), I will then move onto palpation. Palpation is a method of...

Carrying on from last week's post, after static assessment, I like to watch the animal move, we call this dynamic assessment. This blog...