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So, it was touch going back to work, but so many good things are going on right now. We have just finished up our February clinic promotion - Free Nail trims for a dog when they come in for a physio or UWT session. We had lots of takers, a couple of old client reactivations, and a lot more folks knowing that we do nail trims.
And we have our new therapist starting this upcoming week. She's doing part
time dogs and part time, working for my human clinic - Two Hands Physiotherapy. (I'm going to be her first human patient... and I'm super excited that I'll be able to get treated over my lunch hour on Tuesday!)
This past week, my coaching assignment has to been to work on Energy. There is a list of the top things that you can do to increase your energy. I'm already doing most of them, but I'm going to try to increase my water
consumption, be diligent about getting 8 hours of sleep a night, and consistently spend some time meditating. We'll see how this goes!
Now, check out below! Apparently, my videos can maintain an audience with clinic cats as well. This is Bosco at Gotham Veterinary Center! I'm guessing he's plotting what he could do to dogs if he had a shockwave!
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In Orthopaedics: - Feline Cruciate Disease in an older cat. Surgery or not?
- Reply to the Fracture, Amputation, FHO dog that can't walk
- And Q &A on a dog with a Bilateral Elbow Arthrotomy
In Neurology - We need help with your ideas for treating Myasthenia
Gravis & Mitocondrial Myopathy
- And I need to create a document on what research is available in order to get Neurologist to refer cases more often
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Blog: Weird gait - Medial forefoot placement |
This week is another Q & A:
Greetings Laurie
Sorry to be such a rookie but I have a question. I have a client with a three-year-old Samoyed. She's a beauty. We treated her successfully for pinched nerve at c7-t1 and an iliopsoas strain. Once she was pain free, I viewed a video from a training session. Her right front foot "toes-in" slightly as she places it. Drives the client crazy and wants me to fix it. When I
viewed tapes from earlier sessions (before her injury) I noticed that she has always placed her right foot a bit medially as they put her through her paces.
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So have a great week everyone!
Until next time... Cheers!
Laurie
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