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For both equine and canine patients, sessions will consist of: 

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• Case history: noting down vital information regarding the history and future goals for the patient.

• Static assessment: consisting of observing the posture and overall conformation of the patient.

• Dynamic assessment: seeing how the patient moves. For canine this will involve , walk and trot, while equine also includes this and potentially ridden, on the lunge, canter, circling and backing up. 

• Palpation: this involves feeling the patient all over for areas of tightness or reactivity.  

• Targeted range of motion assessment: based on the assessment, ROM will be performed on all the joints to develop a baseline measurement. 

• Treatment: consisting of electrotherapy's*, manual therapies**, kinesiology taping (equine) and exercise plans***.

• Post session care and exercises until their next session: this will include a demonstration of exercises, management advice and a report of the session emailed over within the week. 

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Each session will be adapted for the individual horse or dog, with focus on aiding pain, functionality, performance and overall well-being.