Veterinary Physiotherapy Education and Training
Evidence-based physiotherapy education and support for veterinary teams, together with forthcoming online resources to support owners in their dog's long-term mobility and comfort.
Mobility clinics & Osteoarthritis
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Practice partnership
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Owner resources LAUNCHING SOON!
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In-house vet practice training
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Mobility clinics & Osteoarthritis ✳︎ Practice partnership ✳︎ Owner resources LAUNCHING SOON! ✳︎ In-house vet practice training ✳︎
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For Veterinary Practices
Mobility Clinics & Osteoarthritis Training
Osteoarthritis is one of the most frequently encountered conditions in general practice, and a well-structured mobility clinic is among the most effective ways to support these patients over the long term. This training is a 2.5hour session designed to give veterinary surgeons, nurses and support staff the confidence to identify early signs, contribute to multimodal management plans and deliver a mobility clinic that clients value. Every package is tailored to the needs and interests of your practice.
For Veterinary Practices
Practice Partnership
A bespoke arrangement for practices seeking continued support with their osteoarthritis and mobility caseload.
Training planned around your caseload - what and when can physiotherapy benefit your patients
Supports mobility clinic development
Agreed referral pathway and joint case reviews
For Veterinary Practices
Lunchtime Short Talks
A focused seminar on a topic of your choice from osteoarthritis or neurological case management to generalised physiotherapy benefits, delivered at your practice and scheduled around the clinical day.
Content shaped around your team's priorities
Suitable for veterinary surgeons, nurses and support staff
Includes case-based discussion
For Owners
LAUNCHING SOON!
Seeking help requires owners to recognise a problem and here we will be providing information on common conditions, how you can help at home and when to seek professional help.
Once a referral to physio is in place, much of a dog's progress takes place at home between treatment sessions. A collection of online resources is in development, which owners will be able to purchase and follow at their own pace, with clear guidance on what to do, how often, and which signs to monitor
