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PODCAST

The Veterinary Rehabilitation Podcast

Continuing Education for Veterinary Rehabilitation Therapists with Dr Megan Kelly from www.onlinepethealth.com

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47:01

Behind the Vet Rehab Practice with Suzannah Povey-White

The Veterinary Rehabilitation Podcast ·

2020/03/11

Suzannah Povey-White from the UK joins Megan to share her journey into Equine Physiotherapy. With a background in Marketing, Suzannah shares the marketing strategies that have worked for her, as well as the ones that haven't. Check out her website: http://www.pwequinephysio.co.uk/ And her next big event on Equine Arthritis: https://www.pkwevents.co.uk/events-diary/equine-arthritis

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29:00

Crowdfunding with Donna Wills

The Veterinary Rehabilitation Podcast ·

2020/03/04

Donna Wills joins Meg to chat about crowdfunding and how it can be used in our businesses to finance projects, equipment purchases and so much more. Puppy massage DVD: http://www.animalphysiotherapy.org.uk/puppy-massage-dvd Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/

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35:24

Behind the Vet Rehab Practice with Diane Messum

The Veterinary Rehabilitation Podcast ·

2020/02/26

Diane Messum joins Meg in this week's Behind the Vet Rehab Practice Podcast to chat about her journey from a human physio to a small animal physiotherapist in a large practice. She shares how being a Mom affected her work life, how she keeps herself sane with her running habit, and the best decisions she's ever made in her working life. Are you joining us in Cambridge for the IAVRPT conference? https://www.iavrpt2020.org/

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36:46

A Team Approach with Lisa Mason

The Veterinary Rehabilitation Podcast ·

2020/02/19

In this week's Podcast, Megan and Lisa start the conversation about the Vet Rehab Team. Having a team mindset when you are starting your practice, being clear about your core values and services, means that integrating new members to your team will be an easier, smoother process. Watch the Business Basic training tomorrow to find out some more tips and tricks on integrating people to your team

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17:50

Respiratory Physiotherapy with Marinette Teeling

The Veterinary Rehabilitation Podcast ·

2020/02/12

This week we flashback to a Facebook Live interview with Marinette Teeling, where she answers your questions and discusses some of the fundamental requirements of Respiratory Physiotherapy.

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27:18

What to do When you are Surrounded by Competitors

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2020/02/05

In this week's Podcast, Megan speaks about what you can do when you are surrounded by competitors. Stand out and be successful! Do you own a vet rehab practice? Come and join us in the business Vetrehabber Facebook group (https://business.facebook.com/groups/770288023459994/). This group has been created specifically for you, if you are a one-man-band, own a vet rehab practice or are thinking of starting on your own. You might also be interested in my weekly newsletter called Vetrehabber

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38:28

The Equine Splenius Muscle with Rebeka Zsoldos

The Veterinary Rehabilitation Podcast ·

2020/01/29

In this weeks Vet Rehab Podcast, Ane chats to Rebeka Zsoldos about the equine Splenius muscle, some recent research into the function of this muscle, surface EMG and handedness in horses.

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32:48

Hydro for Geriatrics with Tanya Grantham

The Veterinary Rehabilitation Podcast ·

2020/01/22

In this week's podcast, we flashback to an interview we had on the Hydro Vetrehabbers Facebook group with Tanya Grantham, about performing hydrotherapy with Geriatric patients. The discussion reveals some significant challenges and ways in which we can overcome them.

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41:39

Conservative Management of CCLR with Carrie Adrian

The Veterinary Rehabilitation Podcast ·

2020/01/14

Megan and Carrie step into a controversial discussion on the Conservative Management of Cranial Cruciate Ligament ruptures. Carrie and Meg have some very different opinions on the viability of conservative management and discuss costs, biomechanics, compensation, bracing, size of the dog, full vs partial tears, success, client goals and outcomes, managing expectations, client conversations, and MUCH more!

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32:15

Behind the Vet Rehab Practice with Kiki Haeusler

The Veterinary Rehabilitation Podcast ·

2020/01/07

Kiki Haeusler from Germany joins Megan in this Behind the Vet Rehab Practice Podcast episode. She shares her journey into rehabilitation, some interesting details about her practice, as well as some really valuable insights about her passion - research. Kiki is involved in research within her clinic, as well as through the University of Cambridge, and is working hard to make sure that we all know how attainable it is to be doing research.

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45:44

Owner Compliance with Sasha Foster

The Veterinary Rehabilitation Podcast ·

2019/12/31

"Make the owner a part of the team and make them the hero in the progress of their dog's rehab" In this week's podcast, Sasha Foster and Megan delve into the never-ending challenge of owner compliance, and discuss some techniques and strategies that you can employ to greatly increase owner participation and compliance in a rehab program. Canine Rehab Shop: http://www.caninerehabshop.com/manualsandbooks Canine Home Exercises: https://www.caninehomeexercises.com/about

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39:38

Behind the Vet Rehab Product with Pulsevet

The Veterinary Rehabilitation Podcast ·

2019/12/24

In this episode of the Vet Rehab Podcast Megan interviews Adrian Lock from PulseVet in an episode of Behind the Vet Rehab Product. They discuss the research in the field of Shockwave therapy, including the benefits, the conditions that can be treated, and much more. They really hone in on some of the research that has been done which is fascinating. Website: https://www.pulsevet.com/

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43:58

Behind the Vet Rehab Practice with Sasha Foster

The Veterinary Rehabilitation Podcast ·

2019/12/17

"I had a goal that I actually wanted to have a life and not just a canine rehab practice" Sasha Foster is a wealth of knowledge and experience! In this week's podcast, she shares some of the pitfalls of rehabilitation that she has stepped into and gotten herself out of, some great business advice as well as a few tips on generating passive income. Canine Rehab Shop: http://www.caninerehabshop.com/manualsandbooks Canine Home Exercises: https://www.caninehomeexercises.com/about

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22:02

CARE & Arthritis Management with Kristin Kirkby Shaw

The Veterinary Rehabilitation Podcast ·

2019/12/10

Kristin Kirkby Shaw joins Megan on this week's Vet Rehab Podcast, sharing a personal story about her dog Bella and how she inspired her to delve deeper into rehabilitation, completing a CCRP, CCRT and becoming a DACVSMR. She can't leave surgery behind and works both as a surgeon and a hands-on rehab practitioner. Founder of CARE - a resource for owners and veterinarians in managing arthritis, she shares her plans to expand the resource platform for veterinarians in 2020. CARE website

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55:04

Behind the Vet Rehab Practice with Lisa Mason

The Veterinary Rehabilitation Podcast ·

2019/12/03

Lisa Mason has had a fascinating history and journey into veterinary rehabilitation, taking some interesting turns along the way. She shares her story as well as some successful strategies that she has been able to implement in her Vet Rehab Practice, ensuring that she is fostering relationships with vets, strengthening her team, and growing her business with exceptional patient and customer experience at the forefront of her service.

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30:03

Integration of Chinese Medicine with Western Medicine

The Veterinary Rehabilitation Podcast ·

2019/11/26

Elizabeth Broussard joins Megan on this weeks Podcast to speak about the differences between Western and Chinese medicine, and how the two can be integrated to complement each other.

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16:12

Behind the Vet Rehab Product with Assisi Animal Health

The Veterinary Rehabilitation Podcast ·

2019/11/19

Deirdre Chiaramonte from Assisi Animal Health joins us on this weeks episode of Behind the Vet Rehab Product, to speak about the Assisi Loop and the Assisi Canine Calmer and its role in starting to address separation anxiety and behaviour challenges for dogs, as well as for our really active, high drive dogs that undergo orthopedic surgery and need to remain calm and relaxed for a period of time post-op.

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39:41

Behind the Vet Rehab Product with Ben Blecha

The Veterinary Rehabilitation Podcast ·

2019/11/12

"I want a brace to go on as simply as possible, I don't need more complexity in my life" Ben Blecha from Go Hero joins Meg on this week's podcast, sharing his own journey and how he got into bracing, addressing fears and discomforts that veterinarians have when casting, fitting braces and understanding the leveraging actions involved in fitting and designing braces, as well as the huge advantage that we have in using online conferencing software in the evaluation and fitting procedures. "As a

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44:25

Behind the Vet Rehab Practice with Veronica Devall

The Veterinary Rehabilitation Podcast ·

2019/11/05

"There is always something to learn from patients, colleagues, anyone, who knows!" Veronica Devall shares her journey from a very Western Medicine minded vet, to becoming open-minded to what we consider alternative medicine, specifically acupuncture. She speaks about the importance of being open-minded to our own bias, to know what we don't know, and to continue to grow and learn. A true Vetrehabber with a never stop learning attitude, this interview is one you don't want to miss.

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30:06

Incontinence with Nicholas Granger

The Veterinary Rehabilitation Podcast ·

2019/10/29

"Manually emptying bladders is rarely very efficient" Dr Nicholas Granger, a Veterinary Neurologist and Neurosurgeon from Bristol, joins us on this week's podcast to chat about incontinence. He shares some of the basic challenges of incontinence with us, as well as a new surgical procedure that they have been working on and developing to create an effective method of voiding the bladder with a remote system. To get involved with the research, or send a patient to Bristol, please contact Nic

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