A Detailed Guide on Equine Lameness
Lameness in equines is not necessarily a disease but a major symptom indicating severe pain and discomfort.
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Equine Kissing Spine - Causes, Symptoms and Treatment
Kissing Spine is an orthopedic disorder that occurs in certain breeds of horses. The thoracic vertebrae is most likely to be affected.
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Should I Neuter My Dog? Benefits of Neutering Your Dog
The very first benefit neutering offers to a dog is good health. It reduces the chances of developing testicular cancer.
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Exercises and Exercise Recovery Options for Horses in Training
In the horse's body, different muscles serve different purposes, and it is important to exercise each muscle to prevent any damage or injury
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Hip Dysplasia in Dogs
Hip dysplasia is one of the common skeletal problems that often occurs in large dogs during their growth periods.
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Complementary Therapies for Equines: A Holistic Approach
Practitioners who are experienced in these complementary modalities use techniques like acupressure, massage & PEMF for a holistic approach
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Red Light Therapy vs Pulsed Electromagnetic Therapy (PEMF) For Dogs
Red light therapy and PEMF therapy aim to boost the natural self-healing potential of the body. Holistic therapies complement vet care.
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8 Common Musculoskeletal Problems in Horses
Musculoskeletal disorders involve the injuries of joints, nerves, muscles, tendons, spinal discs, and cartilage.
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Equine Back Pain: Causes and Conditions
n this complex structure, any pain in the back can affect the whole body; because everything there is interlinked.
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Equine Red Light Therapy Vs. Equine Massage Therapy
Various non-invasive techniques like Acupressure, Massage, Red Light Therapy, and Pulsed Electromagnetic Field (PEMF) are popular.
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The Ultimate Guide to Animal Photopuncture
It is a proven fact that electromagnetic radiation (light energy) and light wavelengths affect the health of all living beings.
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Handling Horse Injuries and Wound Management
One thing common in horses is that most injuries are related to the limbs, not the upper main body mass.
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Laminitis in Horses
Any damage to these laminae results in inflammation and the blockage of blood supply to the laminae.
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Red light therapy Versus PEMF (Pulsed Electromagnetic Field)
Both red light therapy and PEMF therapy are intended to increase the body’s energy and its ability to heal itself.
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Red Light & Beauty: The Good Light for Your Skin
With the post-lockdown summer well underway, it’s time for road trips, beach trips and showing some skin! (Hey, don’t hamper our buzz, okay?) But for some, the idea of showing more skin makes their skin… crawl. Stretch marks, acne, psoriasis, and wrinkles have some of us reaching for the nearest wrap or long sleeve shirt. BUT don’t fret too soon. Scientific research has shown that red light, yep, THAT red light, can benefit the skin, too. So not only can red light boost immun
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Five differences between Holistic and Conventional Veterinary Care
Holistic medicine is the use of all available methods for diagnosis and treatment, whether it is conventional pharmaceuticals or herbs.
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ACL Surgery and Red Light Therapy for Dogs
ACL, abbreviated for anterior cruciate ligament, is a connective tissue band at the middle of the knees connecting femur bone with the tibia
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Ring In the Red Light
You hear us a talk a lot about the myriad benefits of Red Light Therapy for animals but it’s time to talk about the benefits to us a two-legged folks! And hey, our red light therapy kits? Are for people-use, too! This time of year, when the days get shorter and the temps drop a bit, issues like arthritis, seasonal depression and even insomnia can flare up. Not to mention the added stress of the approaching ho-ho-holidays! (Family is great in small doses.) The point is, our bo
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The C-Word
Colic causes range from a simple blockage, a spasm in the colon, excess gas buildup, torsions in the digestive tract.
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Slowing Down Doesn't Have to Be an Inevitable Part of Aging
By definition, arthritis is the medical term for inflammation of the joints.
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