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All Creatures, All Questions
by Veterinary Compendium
All Creatures, All Questions is a Veterinary Compendium podcast hosted by Dr. Kevin Haussler, DVM, DC, PhD, DACVSMR, exploring the science, medicine and stories behind animal health and well-being. Each episode features engaging conversations with veterinary experts, researchers, clinicians and educators who answer important questions, share practical insights and make complex topics clear and accessible. Created for veterinary professionals, students, animal-health specialists and anyone curious about how animals move, heal and thrive.
Episodes
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Acupuncture for Back Pain in Horses: What Does the Evidence Show?
Acupuncture for Back Pain in Horses: What Does the Evidence Show? Could electroacupuncture or laser acupuncture help horses with back pain, and how do we distinguish improvement over time from a treatment effect? In this episode of Veterinary Compendium’s All Creatures, All Questions - Science...
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Conditioning Young Horses with Jessica Howell
How can we prepare young horses for athletic careers—and balance fitness, soundness and long-term development? In this episode of All Creatures, All Questions, Dr. Kevin Haussler speaks with Thoroughbred trainer Jessica Howell about her individualized approach to developing young equine athletes,...
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Busting Myths About Animal Pain and Rehabilitation with Dr. Kevin Haussler
Do abnormal X-rays always mean pain, and does an animal that isn’t limping necessarily feel comfortable? In this myth-busting episode of All Creatures, All Questions, Dr. Kevin Haussler challenges eight common beliefs about animal pain, movement and rehabilitation, drawing on examples from horses...
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Recognizing Back Pain and Dysfunction in Dogs with Dr. David Lane
How often is back pain recognized in dogs, and what influences whether veterinarians identify it? In the premiere episode of All Creatures, All Questions, Dr. Kevin Haussler speaks with canine sports-medicine specialist Dr. David Lane (Points East West Veterinary Services) about the challenges of...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
All Creatures, All Questions is a Veterinary Compendium podcast hosted by Dr. Kevin Haussler, DVM, DC, PhD, DACVSMR, exploring the science, medicine and stories behind animal health and well-being. Each episode features engaging conversations with veterinary experts, researchers, clinicians and educators who answer important questions, share practical insights and make complex topics clear and accessible. Created for veterinary professionals, students, animal-health specialists and anyone curious about how animals move, heal and thrive.
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All Creatures, All Questions is a Veterinary Compendium podcast hosted by Dr. Kevin Haussler, DVM, DC, PhD, DACVSMR, exploring the science, medicine and stories behind animal health and well-being. Each episode features engaging conversations with veterinary experts, researchers, clinicians and...
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