The osteopathic approach to proprioception and the upper cervical spine German and there will be chance

and there will be chance to ask questions

Specific cases that involve the common groups of reptile species will be discussed with diagnostic and treatment tips and recommendations provided

there is a need for veterinarians to act in an animal’s best interests and to prioritise animal health and welfare whilst simultaneously taking account of our contractual and moral responsibilities to our clients

An increase in demand and other challenges have made the chronic issue of staff wellbeing a priority area the industry needs to address

VTS (Anesthesia & Analges)

The osteopathic approach to proprioception and the upper cervical spine German and there will be chanceDelivered by: Subtle balance changes may impact on the performance of the horse. In the absence of pathology, a functional explanation may be appropriate. This session looks at components of balance and the contribution made to these mechanisms by the musculoskeletal system and, in particular, the upper cervical spine. An approach to identifying and addressing changes in balance is described. Presented by Julia Brooks, Principal, AG Pusey Associates,