Veterinary CPD
CAM offers practice talks for the whole practice team, with the intention of empowering all practice staff to be involved with setting up the “OA A team”. After these inciteful motivating lectures CAM aims to help you have your OA clinic up and running in-house or externally within days!
The practice will have the option of using CAM client resources, designed to enable a practice to get an OA clinic up, running and successful immediately after the training.
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So we've eliminated excess weight and slippery flooring from our dogs lives, what next...
3. Avoid excessive exercise
You might feel mean stopping your dog running off the lead, chasing a ball or walking for miles but remember.. they don't have the capacity to plan ahead and realise they will be in more pain tomorrow but you do!
Don't aim for a specific distance when walking. Instead, allow them to walk for a time period that fits into your day but allow them to go as far as they want to. If they want to stop at every lamp post and sniff it that's fine! If they want to go a different way to what you had planned, let them (as long as it's safe!)!
Their walk is for them, not just for you!
What's your dogs favourite on-walk-activity?
Don't miss our latest CAM conversation all about how splints and joint supports may help your dog if they have arthritis: bit.ly/2R8K9xT
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Hi CAM followers - please watch this video and support CAM by sponsoring me at www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/juneCAM. Today I discuss physiotherapy as part of rehab and the importance of grooming
Thought I’d share my last blog post “How to tell if your dog is overweight”. #woofwoofwednesday
https://t.co/ElvoSNjuSs
