by OPH Info | Aug 8, 2019 | General Veterinary Rehabilitation
Written by Marianne Lomberg We’re human. But unlike the check-out person at the supermarket, or the call-centre person (whose job I would never want, no matter how much you paid me), when we’re at work, we don’t work from a script. We make decisions that affect our...
by Ané Lloyd | May 30, 2019 | General Veterinary Rehabilitation
Mobile businesses across all sectors are becoming common, since they have distinct advantages over brick and mortar premises; they reduce overhead expenses, increase mobility and allow the owner flexibility of lifestyle. For many businesses outside of our industry,...
by OPH Info | Mar 5, 2019 | General Veterinary Rehabilitation
written by Dr. Margo Roman, DVM, CVA, COT, CPT When we treat our patients holistically – as we should – we take into consideration not only their physical health, but their mental health and stamina, too. We need to consider all aspects of the environment that may...
by Ané Lloyd | Dec 18, 2018 | General Veterinary Rehabilitation
Veterinary rehabilitation is an incredibly rewarding field, but it can also be pretty frustrating. Sometimes our patients just don’t seem to improve, or they get worse, and we cannot figure out why. It helps to have a “route map” that can pinpoint the common...
by Ané Lloyd | Nov 29, 2018 | General Veterinary Rehabilitation
With the holiday season almost upon us, we’re all looking forward to a time of rest and regeneration. We want to enter 2019 ready to run; full of new plans and ideas, renewed vigour to do better, and sufficient stores of patience and goodwill to see us through the...
by Ané Lloyd | Oct 25, 2018 | General Veterinary Rehabilitation
Stepping out of university and into the world of work is exciting, nerve wracking and demanding. There in front of you sits your first client and (usually) their dog, both of whom treat you as if you’ve been doing this forever and know everything. You want to appear...
