The Future of Animal Pain Relief
Laser therapy now available for use at home. Just like us, dogs and cats often experience pain and discomfort, whether from arthritis, injuries, or simply…
Tag: injuries
Tips From a Vet for Dealing with Minor Medical Emergencies at Home
No pet parent wants to think about their fur baby getting hurt, but its still important to be prepared and know what to do in…
Everything You Need to Know About Osteopathy for Dogs and Cats
Osteopathy is a manual therapy related to the musculoskeletal system. It aims to detect and treat imbalances or restrictions in the body to promote healing…
Top 13 Holiday Pet Safety Tips
These 13 holiday pet safety tips will keep your furry family safe during the holiday season. Learn how to avoid choking hazards, toxic foods, injuries,…
Tui Na Helps Prevent Spring Injuries in Active Dogs
Most dogs are less active during the winter months. Find out how Tui na can help prevent early season injuries as your canine springs into…
Photobiomodulation (PBM) – laser therapy and veterinary first aid
Why laser therapy, or photobiomodulation (PBM) needs to be an essential part of your veterinary treatment plans. Light as a restorative and protective therapy for…
3 ways to optimize quality of life for dogs with physical disabilities
Dogs with physical disabilities require extra care and support. If your canine companion is injured or has a chronic mobility issue, improve her quality of…
Spaying/neutering risks in large-breed dogs
A new study reveals that spaying and neutering large-breed dogs can put them at higher risk for obesity and, in some cases, orthopedic injuries. New…
Recognizing soft tissue injuries in dogs from an integrative perspective — Pt 1
Applying rehab and physiotherapy techniques to an injured dog should be preceded by a proper consideration of how the injury developed and progressed, and how…
Preventing injuries in canine athletes
Many dogs engage in regular physical activity and can be considered athletes even when not competing or on active duty. Here’s how to help prevent…
Abnormal equine posture
Understanding abnormal equine posture and how rehabilitation intervention can help. Why should we care about posture in horses? Because posture affects the complex interactions of…
Honey for equine wound management
Honey isn’t just good to eat – it has great wound-healing properties for humans and horses alike! Bees manufacture honey as a way to store…
