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The VetCareTraining Podcast
by Katerina Junghansova
A podcast about equine cooperative care, behaviour, learning, low-stress handling, and safe & ethical handling of the equine patients during veterinary and husbandry procedures.
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E4: Consent creates cooperation
Cooperative care is based on the horse (or another animal) giving us their consent for the medical procedure. In the equestrian world, the concept of giving horses a choice or asking them for their consent is still somewhat controversial. So, let´s explore what consent in real life is and whether it is practical.Take my free online course called the Introduction to Equine Cooperative Care to dive even deeper in its principles: https://vetcaretraining.teachable.com/p/introduction-to-equine-cooperative-care
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E3: VetCareTraining Clinic, Cooperative Care & beyond (with Daina Matskina)
I had a great conversation with Daina Matskina the other day - she´s a horse trainer from Latvia, and she´s organizing a VetCareTraining clinic in Latvia (in June 2026). Find out more about the clinic: https://vetcaretraining.teachable.com/p/clinicsWe were chatting about Equine Cooperative Care, who it is for, who will benefit from it, and what you can expect from the clinic. In our conversation, we´ve actually made a few good points worth sharing. So, I decided to turn it into a podcast episode. Enjoy listening!Learn more about Equine Cooperative Care: https://vetcaretraining.teachable.com/p/introduction-to-equine-cooperative-care
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E2: Equine Cooperative Care explained
The core topic of my work, and therefore also of this podcast, is Equine Cooperative Care. In this episode, I am going to talk about what exactly it is.
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E1: The unpopular opinion about vet-shy horses
When it comes to healthcare procedures, even the basic ones, some horses start behaving in a way that makes it nearly impossible to take care of their health. Some try to avoid being treated at all costs. Some even let the vet (farrier...) come close. It is important to know that horses don´t behave this way because they are being naughty, or disrespectful, or because they are testing our skills, or boundaries. There are different reasons for their behaviour, which I am going to explore in this episode.
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Intro: Welcome to the VetCareTraining Podcast
Hey there!Welcome to the VetCareTraining Podcast. My name is Katerina Junghansova, I am an equine veterinarian, cooperative care trainer, founder of an educational project called VetCareTraining, and I´m your host in this podcast.In the VetCareTraining Podcast, we are going to be discussing Equine Cooperative Care, ethical, evidence-based horse handling, and beyond.Enjoy listening!
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