The Veterinary Rehabilitation Podcast

34:05

Behind the Vet Rehab Practice with Kelly Daniel

The Veterinary Rehabilitation Podcast ·

2026/10/06

In this episode, Megan chats to Kelly about taking a less traditional path into canine rehabilitation. With a background in Zoology and a Master's degree, Kelly has continued to expand her knowledge through further study in canine fitness, exercise physiology and rehabilitation. They talk about building credibility in the industry, working alongside vets, knowing when to refer, and the challenges of finding your place in vet rehab without a traditional veterinary or physiotherapy background.

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47:31

Behind The Vet Rehab Practice with Emily Hall

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2026/09/29

In this episode, Megan chats with Emily Hall about her journey into veterinary rehabilitation and the experiences that shaped the way she approaches her work. Emily shares how her dog Kalina's journey, from amputation to rehabilitation, inspired her to become a Certified Canine Rehabilitation Therapist. They discuss the challenges Emily faced throughout her career, the changes and pivots she made along the way, and how working in a zoo and marine-animal setting at Coral World Ocean Park gave her a

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34:10

Charging What You are Worth with Melissa Tompkins-Lewis

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2026/09/22

In this episode, Megan chats with Melissa about one of the most important—and often challenging—aspects of running a successful veterinary rehabilitation practice: knowing what to charge for your services. They discuss the many factors that should be considered when setting your fees, including your skills, experience, overhead costs, and the value you provide to your clients. Melissa shares practical advice on pricing your services sustainably and explains why it is so important for new graduates

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47:30

Behind the Vet Rehab Practice with Tara Hudye

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2026/09/15

In this episode, Tara and I chat about the evolution of her clinic and the business decisions that helped it grow. She shares how operating as a rehabilitation-only clinic was not economically viable in the long term, leading her to expand her services to include general veterinary offerings. Tara discusses the remarkable growth of the practice, from a team of 8 employees to 28, and from a 4,000 m² facility to a 16,000 m² purpose-built clinic. She also shares the thought process behind designing

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50:31

Tethered Cord Syndrome in Dogs, with Dr Rachel Lampe

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2026/09/08

Tethered Cord Syndrome is becoming an increasingly discussed topic within canine rehabilitation—but what exactly is it, how does it occur, and what does it look like clinically? Join Ané Lloyd and Dr Rachel Lampe as they explore the clinical presentation, diagnosis, and current understanding of Tethered Cord Syndrome in dogs. They discuss the challenges of recognising these patients, what rehabilitation professionals should be looking for, and the questions that still remain unanswered. Learn

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18:09

How Vet Rehab Therapists Can Save Hours Every Week...

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2026/09/01

In this episode, Megan explores how AI can help veterinary rehabilitation professionals save time on administrative tasks such as SOAP notes, client follow-ups, referral reports, and onboarding emails. She also explains the difference between using AI as a tool to complete tasks faster and using AI agents that can perform tasks automatically without your input. Learn how AI can help you streamline your workflow, improve efficiency, and spend more time focusing on your patients. Bookmark the next

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34:56

Behind The Vet Rehab Practice with Danyel Wynn

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2026/08/25

In this episode, Megan chats with Danyel from Walking Paws Rehab about her journey as a business owner and how she has successfully scaled her practice through the use of effective systems and processes. Danyel shares valuable insights into building a sustainable business, creating systems that support growth, and finding ways to work more efficiently as a practice expands. This conversation is packed with practical advice for veterinary rehabilitation professionals looking to streamline their

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20:33

When Instability Changes Strategy, Not Effort with...

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2026/08/18

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, with greater abdominal activation and reduced contribution from some larger, more superficial muscles. Clinically, this raises

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44:21

Musculoskeletal Adverse Events Associated with...

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2026/08/12

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 we typically see one of two patterns - rapidly progressive joint destruction, which can occur within 2 treatments; and

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45:38

Practical Strategies for Building Confidence as a...

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2026/08/04

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 practical strategies that helped them develop confidence in their clinical skills, communication, and decision-making. Learn more about Ceola

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51:58

Practical Strategies for Building Confidence as a...

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2026/07/28

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 practical strategies that helped them develop confidence in their clinical skills, communication, and decision-making. Learn more about Ceola

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37:59

Behind The Vet Rehab Practice with Jodie Watson

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2026/07/21

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 grow her practice in new ways. Jodie also discusses the realities of working from home, how she has learned to balance her

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46:55

PEMF Therapy: Let's Chat Evidence with Ané Lloyd

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2026/07/14

In this episode, Megan speaks with Ané about the research behind Pulsed Electromagnetic Field (PEMF) therapy. They break down the key treatment parameters, discuss some of the challenges of comparing research studies, and explore what we know—and what we still don't know about this modality. They also look at how to interpret the available evidence and apply it in a practical way within our clinics, helping veterinary rehabilitation professionals make more informed decisions when using PEMF

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33:27

Better Together: The Story Behind Paw Prosper's...

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2026/07/07

In this episode, Megan and Ryan join Ané for a candid conversation about the acquisition of Onlinepethealth by Paw Prosper. They share how the acquisition came about, the vision behind bringing the two companies together, and how they believe the partnership will benefit both organisations and the veterinary rehabilitation community. They also discuss what the future holds, the opportunities this collaboration creates, and their shared commitment to supporting veterinary rehabilitation

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47:12

Canine Muscle Anatomy, Simplified: The Journey with...

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2026/06/30

In this episode, Ané joins Megan to talk about the journey of creating her eBook, Canine Muscle Anatomy Simplified. Ané shares what inspired her to start creating her own illustrations, the challenges she faced along the way, and the lessons she learned throughout the process. They dive into why she chose to self-publish rather than work with a traditional publishing house, why she decided to create an eBook instead of a printed book, and how she turned years of knowledge and experience into a

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40:29

Prophylactic Percutaneous Laser Disc Ablation (PLDA)...

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2026/06/23

In this week's episode, we revisit a Journal Club presented by Ané Lloyd and Megan Doyle from SAAPRA. Together, they explore two key studies on prophylactic percutaneous laser disc ablation (PLDA), discussing what the procedure involves, when it may be indicated, and the outcomes that can be expected. The conversation covers recurrence rates, potential complications, and how PLDA compares to fenestration and no prophylactic treatment. They also translate the research into practical takeaways for

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25:44

Behind The Vet Rehab Product with Rebecca Trepte

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2026/06/16

In this episode, Megan speaks with Rebecca about her journey from idea, to concept, to prototype. She shares the challenges of bringing a product to life, including reaching out to 72 manufacturers before finally finding the right one to produce her products. Rebecca opens up about the perseverance, resilience, and determination it took to keep going when most people would have given up and decided it was not going to work. This is an inspiring conversation about believing in your vision,

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41:51

The Handbook of Canine Exercise Therapy: The Book,...

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2026/06/09

In this episode, Megan speaks with Jennifer, Kara, and Leilani about their new book, Handbook of Canine Exercise Therapy. They dive into some of the biggest mistakes therapists make with exercise therapy, how this resource can help guide clinical decision-making, and the importance of creating effective, patient-specific exercise plans. They also discuss the process and challenges of writing a textbook, sharing insights into how the book came together and the vision behind creating a practical,

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48:25

Behind the Vet Rehab Practice with Ashlee Callander

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2026/06/02

In this episode, Ashlee and I discuss how she has intentionally structured her practice to generate 30% of its income online, including a $20-per-month subscription support group that provides clients with additional guidance and support. Ashlee shares what it has been like running a solo practice while caring for her 4-week-old baby, and why she is currently choosing not to employ staff. She talks about the importance of pricing appropriately to create a sustainable business model that allows her

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20:52

How Long Term Underwater Treadmill Therapy Impacts...

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2026/05/26

In this week's podcast episode, we look back at a Research Refresh by Ané Lloyd. Ané reviews a pilot study where 50 dogs of different ages and with different musculoskeletal diseases underwent a 5 week underwater treadmill treatment protocol. The study reports improvements in the range of motion of all joints following the 5 week period. She discusses how we can use our clinical records to prep and create retrospective studies, how we need to have our practices set up to do that, and what some of

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