Thank you to our strategic partner:
Flooring with Dr. Hannah Capon
Veterinarians! What do you know about the home environment of your patients? Specifically, what types of mobility impediments do they experience from slippery, low-traction flooring? If you perform home visits, you’ve seen how animal residents move from point A to point B. Are there problems? Here’s the good news — we can suggest relatively inexpensive modifications that can greatly improve our patients’ quality of life within and around the home. Advocate for your patients. Help your clients see the world from their animals’ perspectives. For more information, visit Canine Arthritis Management at https://caninearthritis.co.uk.
Disclaimer: This podcast is for informational purposes only. The information we provide is not intended to replace medical or veterinary consultation with your healthcare provider, and it is not intended as a recommendation if you or a family member are / is experiencing health problems, pain, or inflammation. While Dr. Robinson IS a licensed physician and veterinarian in the state of Colorado, she is not YOUR or your animal’s, respectively. Before anyone receives medical / veterinary care, one should have a diagnosis by a health provider. So, if you are not a veterinarian, veterinary nurse, or veterinary technician viewing this video for general learning purposes, please do not use this information instead of seeking professional assistance. This is not for self-diagnosis or self-treatment. Any approaches presented in this webinar series can harm as well as help, they are not a cure-all. CuraCore® VET and CuraCore® MED.