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The Biomechanic Vet

Locality: Perth, Western Australia

Phone: +61 477 608 812

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25.01.2022 The third point is neglected a lot! It is the proprioception training... ...The better the horses proprioception system works, the stronger they will be in the ring and the less injuries you will get from certain turns, a bad landing, a slip or other unexpected situations that can occur.

23.01.2022 WA State Jumping Championships, what a fabulous event! Big shout out to Jumping Promotions Events WA for organising such a top-quality show. Special mention and congratulation to our lovely client Caitlin Bolger on not just winning the Senior State Championships FEI 1* but also on all her hard work behind the scenes. The Biomechanic Vet was the proud sponsor of the Amateur State Final Championship. Big congratulation to all the riders, in particular to Kate Conroy on taking ...out the win. Another special mention and congratulation to Emma King and the team at King Sport Horses on having a very successful weekend over some very big and challenging tracks. Team work make the dream work.

22.01.2022 Virtual Equine Sports Science Summit, Saturday 3 October 2020 @ 08:20 BST, London. Watch a day of presentations from 8 world renowned researchers, all from th...e comfort of your laptop. Dr. Anna Bystrom - The saddle pressure pattern - a little bit of everything Dr. Andrew Fiske Jackson - Surgical options for back pain: case selection to optimise outcomes Dr. Sarah Hobbs Equine locomotion on circles Assoc. Prof. Kevin Haussler - Physical examination and assessing back shape related to saddle fitting Dr. Rachel Murray - Muscle development in rehabilitation: what can we use? Dr. Russell MacKechnie-Guire The use and application of thermography to quantify saddle fit Assoc. Prof. Thilo Pfau - The back as a functional link between the front and hind limbs: a (bio) mechanical perspective Dr. Nicole Rombach - Clinical Dysfunction In The Horse: a Neuromotor Control Approach to Therapeutic Intervention The 2020 summit is going to be fabulous and will be broadcasted around the world. This day is of interest to anyone who in interested in equine sports science & medicine and those that want to advance their knowledge. A virtual event not to be missed. Tickets can be booked online http://www.centaurbiomechanics.co.uk/equine-sports-seminar/

21.01.2022 How often do we push a fatigued horse without being conscious of it?

21.01.2022 State Show Jumping Championship are on this weekend, come and say hi we will be there all weekend. .

20.01.2022 Please watch! Dr. Sue Dyson discussing the signs of pain and lameness before the head bob starts.

18.01.2022 Excited to announce I am now available to see clients at the fabulous facilities of West Coast Vets. Please contact me (phone/text 0477 608 812, Facebook message or email) to arrange an appointment. Interprofessional, patient-centered, practice where teamwork makes the dream work!... At the Biomechanic Vet we are always happy to work with your regular veterinarian, dentist, farrier, body worker or coach to achieve the best possible outcome for your horse. See more

15.01.2022 How cool is this! I was fortunate to work with the team at Helsingborg before making the move to Australia, such an inspiring veterinary hospital.

14.01.2022 Who doesnt enjoy a good cup of coffee?

14.01.2022 Thursday Therapist Feature: Dr Jill Elsbury Originally from Sweden, Jill moved to Australia in 2008 and graduated from Murdoch University in 2012 with a Bachelo...r of Veterinary Science in Veterinary Medicine and Surgery (BSc BVMS). Prior to becoming a veterinarian, Jill was riding and competing at a high-level in show jumping both in Sweden and Germany. Her passion for the equestrian sport has carried over into her career as a veterinarian where she has worked in both Equine as well as Mixed Animal Practice. She has carried out duties as a FEI Treating Veterinarian and also been involved as a Medication Testing Veterinarian at various equestrian events. Jill is still a keen horse rider and regularly competes at show jumping events in WA. After completing her Graduate Diploma in Animal Biomechanical Medicine (ABM) Jill founded The Biomechanic Vet with the aim of integrating ABM with more traditional veterinary care to achieve a comprehensive approach to animal health and function, a model that she has seen applied in Europe for many years. Find out more: https://www.biomechanicvet.com/about

13.01.2022 Massive congratulations to this special little mare and her rider on their recent wins and placings! Love the variety of horses and disciplines that I get to work with. Horses truly are amazing athletes.

13.01.2022 Who doesn’t enjoy a good cup of coffee?

12.01.2022 A great visual of before & after where repeat treatments and client dedication show some fabulous results

12.01.2022 Get creative with poles! Heres an examples of a great exercise for a base narrow horse to encourage pectoral muscle activation and strengthening as well as improving proprioception.

12.01.2022 The only way to do great work is to love what you do - Steve Jobs

10.01.2022 Teamwork makes the dream work

10.01.2022 Enjoying that poll adjustment #equinechiro #animalbiomechanicalmedicine #vetlife #happyhorse

10.01.2022 Love what you do, and remember to share your passion and knowledge. Friday I had the privilege to give a lecture to the veterinary students at Murdoch University about equine biomechanics and lameness. This was followed by a full day’s workshop Saturday, given alongside some fabulous farriers. Was great to see the enthusiasm from the next generations veterinarians.

10.01.2022 Many of you ask what does the pads do? Somewhat simplistically, I believe they allow the horse to change its posture to where they are more comfortable, allowing the body to release tension. Out of curiosity we performed a set of routine feet x-rays with the horse standing on wooden x-ray blocks and then on wooden x-ray blocks plus Sure Foot Pads and the results were too interesting not to share. Below is a comparison of a right fore lateral view standing on a wooden block... only (left image) and then standing on a wooden block plus a pad (right image). Interestingly it appears that the pad allowed the horse to temporarily improve its slightly broken back hoof pastern angle (HPA). Similar observations were noted in all four feet. Please note that this was only one horse and the study was only performed out to my own curiosity. SURE FOOT Equine Sure Foot Pads Australasia

10.01.2022 We are excited to announce that we are now able to incorporate the Sure Foot Pads into our treatments and rehabilitation programs. Want to learn more? Check out Sure Foot Pads Australasia

09.01.2022 Congratulations Caitlin & Caprino!

09.01.2022 Cutest patient of the week. Love the diversity of the horses that we see, and this week weve seen it all from high performance sport to loving companion pony. They all have a job to do and they all deserve the best.

09.01.2022 Cutest patient of the week. Love the diversity of the horses that we see, and this week we’ve seen it all from high performance sport to loving companion pony. They all have a job to do and they all deserve the best.

08.01.2022 Big weekend of jumping at the Hygain WASJA Patrons Cup Jumping Festival. Congratulations to several of our clients on some great results!

08.01.2022 Thinking outside of the box as I remember the old vet school slogan real doctors treat more than one species. You have to admire the hard work, dedication and care provided by the team at Possum Valley Animal Sanctuary

08.01.2022 Check out our new website www.biomechanicvet.com

06.01.2022 Post-treatment Friday Jiggles!

05.01.2022 Good reminder that its not all about the front feet.

04.01.2022 The third point is neglected a lot! It is the proprioception training... ...The better the horses’ proprioception system works, the stronger they will be in the ring and the less injuries you will get from certain turns, a bad landing, a slip or other unexpected situations that can occur.