The Veterinary Rehabilitation Podcast

In this episode, we're unpacking a recent study by Ramos et al. (2025) exploring how progressively unstable surfaces influence postural control and muscle activation in dogs. While the findings confirm that instability increases spinal movement, what's more interesting is how muscle activation changes - not simply increases. Instead, we see a redistribution of effort...

Dr Andrew Armitage from Greenside Referrals in the UK joined Ané for a Facebook Live where they discussed the adverse events associated with the use of Librela. In the live session, Andy shared a short presentation that includes radiographs and descriptions of the bony changes he sees in some of the dogs that experience adverse events from the use of Librela. He explains that...

In this episode, Ané Lloyd is joined by Ceola for Part 2 of a discussion on building confidence as a veterinary rehabilitation therapist.

Ceola, a veterinary physiotherapist, university lecturer, anatomy enthusiast, and mentor to vet rehab therapists, shares her own journey of struggling with confidence as a new graduate. Together, Ané and Ceola discuss practi...

In this episode, Ané Lloyd is joined by Ceola for Part 1 of a discussion on building confidence as a veterinary rehabilitation therapist.

Ceola, a veterinary physiotherapist, university lecturer, anatomy enthusiast, and mentor to vet rehab therapists, shares her own journey of struggling with confidence as a new graduate. Together, Ané and Ceola discuss practi...

In this episode, Megan talks to Jodie about her decision to downsize her practice and move it into her home to reduce overhead costs. She shares the challenges that came with the transition, including how relocating her practice affected her client base. While many clients continued to work with her, others found the new location less convenient, requiring her to adapt and gr...