We are just back from the American Veterinary Chiropractics Associations annual conference with new knowledge gained and more excitement for learning new things that benefit our practice and the health of our animals. Listen along as we discuss what we learned this past weekend and how important it is to participate in a community that supports animal chiropractic.

We get a lot of calls from people that ask how do I tape this area or how do I laser this area and on what setting. What we always ask is what did you start with treatment wise? Chiropractic first we always say. There are factors that require be done for animals that willl allow the adjustments to be more effective. Listen along as we discuss what to do first.

Equalign introduces James Knox and The Exercise Antidote. The Exercise Antidote is an osteopathic inspired method that uses innovative therapies and exercise to eliminate complex problems in the body. Focusing on long-term wellness and vitality, TEA's method is the antidote to pain and health pathologies, empowering the body to achieve optimal function.
You can check out James Knox at https://bit.ly/tea2 and on instagram @xerciseantidote

We evaluate toplines every day of our equine and canine clients. There is not an animal that we have seen that can use help in some area of that topline due to a infinte number of reason how the issues have occurred. How we evaluate and discern how to treat is a major part of practice. Listen along as we discuss toplines.

The teacher appears! How ready are you to learn new information and where do you go to find it and how do you find it. Life is about learning and there are many lessons to be had. Equalign is always looking to learn new information that makes us better at what we do and how we do it. Listen along as we discuss the student and the teacher!

The last few weeks of climate issues across the states has lead to a huge movement of community. Community is important for support and aid during times of crisis and need. Who is part of your community? Who will show up in times of need and duress? How do you define your community and who do you show up for in times of need? Listen along as discuss community and it importance to humanity.

Kinesiotaping is a great tool to add to your toolbox. It wiil come in handy for you, your animals and your patients. This episode Dr Wendy and Dr. Dave discuss the many uses of kinesiotaping and some simple applications that you can do today.

Range of motion is a term we throw around a lot and realize clients do not always know what we mean or how we judge issues with range of motion. Range of motion can have many determining factors for every individual animal so how do you determine normal versus abnormal and then what do you do about it? Listen along as we answer these questions.