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Water Treadmill …is not necessary in over 90% of cases in small animal veterinary medicine in my experience and estimation. The 10% I allow for usually applies to large paralyzed animals. Large pets that have had multiple orthopedic surgeries all at once and that are in pain are difficult for many people to manage at …
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Water Treadmill is Not Necessary for Your Pet’s Rehabilitation Compared to the number of dogs in the world, then compared to the number of ruptured cruciate ligaments on aforementioned dogs, then compared to the number of these dogs with ruptured ligaments that are treated by a veterinarian, then compared to the number of those dogs …
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Resistance Training and the Older Adult From the American College of Sports Medicine, Comments and Position Statements This article has some plain English and some sciencey stuff. Give it a try if you don’t usually like the longer, data-filled articles. The bits in quotes are directly from the article, written for the American College of Sports Medicine …
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Q & A – Is your spayed pup active? Your newly altered pup bouncing off the walls? The following question came from a long-time client who occasionally texts to me. My response was given while I was on the road, voice texting concise answers back to her. After our text exchange, below, I’ll give a …
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You may find more positive veterinarian comments and reviews around the web. Below are a couple I have copied from various web locations – “We are so grateful for the expertise and compassion you provide the central/south Texas community!” Mission Veterinary Specialists, San Antonio, TX “Once again, thanks for engaging the veterinary industry and client …
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