by Ané Lloyd | Oct 10, 2019 | General Veterinary Rehabilitation
Not long ago, Megan decided we needed a term for our members. Something that would define us as a group, regardless of our background, level of training or where in the world we live. A term that would unite us, whose many hearts beat to the same drum. She termed us...
by Ané Lloyd | Sep 26, 2019 | General Veterinary Rehabilitation
Arthritis affects dogs in the same way it does people, leading to chronic pain, reduced range of motion or mobility of joints, loss of muscle strength or muscle atrophy, weight gain and an overall reduction in quality of life. Arthritis is a degenerative condition; it...
by Ané Lloyd | Sep 12, 2019 | General Veterinary Rehabilitation
Currently, it is common for physiotherapists to have their own practices and work from the referrals of multiple veterinarians for a limited number of conditions. Some veterinary practices, however, have embraced physiotherapy, adding a rehabilitation therapist to the...
by OPH Info | Sep 5, 2019 | General Veterinary Rehabilitation
By John Nielsen, CVT, VTS (ECC, Physical Rehabilitation), CVPP, CCRP In light of the recent opioid shortage in the U.S., veterinary rehabilitation professionals are searching for alternatives to help manage patients with significant chronic pain states. Although...
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,...
