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OMG... the Endless pool is in the building now! What chaos! So now we build a ramp and a step down into the water, put back up a wall, take down another wall, source water, do electrical & learn how to use the darn thing! (And I talk as if I'm the one doing any of that...
NOT!) But it does mean 'disruption in the clinic' for a little while longer! Oh, and I forgot 'hire another staff member' who will be the one swimming the dogs! So, add 'reading resumes' to my to do list!
It has been a busy few weeks of appointments and 'gotta do' type of things as well: Purchasing items that my youngest son will need for College, dental appointment, hair
cut, making follow up appointments for his knee, his arm, and my abdomen, sorting out everything I need to get a travel Visa to go to Brazil (in November)... and there's lots to do / collect for that (Photos, Affidavits, copying of bank stuff & tax stuff, vaccinations, etc, etc)!! It's all coming at the same time!
All in all, it's not a restful
summer! I don't want to wish it away... but I wish it wasn't so busy! However it looks like this is how it'll be for the rest of August. Both boys leave home on Aug 27th, and I think we'll be running like mad men right up to and including that day!
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BLOG: Cryosaunas, what we know & thoughts on use with dogs... |
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I was asked an interesting question. Do I know of anyone who has used cryostimulation (aka. cryosauna technology / whole body cryotherapy / partial body cryotherapy) on a dog? The short answer is ‘no’. But I wanted to look up the research a bit more to see what kind of validation the practice had, or not!
So, I hit pubmed and found
the following recent review paper:
Bouzigon R. et al. Whole- and partial-body cryostimulation / cryotherapy: Current technologies and practical applications. J Therm Biol 61, Oct 2016: 67 – 81.
Here are the highlights...
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2! In Orthopaedics - Immune Mediated Carpal Hyperextension
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pivot
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So have a great week everyone!
Until next time... Cheers!
Laurie
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