Animal Osteopathy News and Research

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Paula Teal

October 2, 2026

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The Role of Canine Osteopathy in the Management of Canine Osteoarthritis

A canine osteopathy thesis asks what hands-on care can add for arthritic dogs, and how to prove it's helping.

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The LCAO Team

October 1, 2026

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Gatehouse Awarded Level 6 Diploma in Animal Osteopathy

The new Gatehouse Awarded Level 6 Diploma gives LCAO graduates an Ofqual-regulated route to advanced study in equine and canine osteopathy.

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Susan Aldis

September 14, 2026

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The Role of Osteopathy in the Companion Dog: An Evidence-Informed Discussion of How Osteopathy Can Benefit the Companion Dog

A companion-dog osteopathy paper builds the evidence-informed case for why manual therapy deserves a place in your dog's care team.

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Chris Bates

September 11, 2026

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Craniosacral Therapy in Dogs

Could your dog be suffering from headaches? Discover how craniosacral therapy can offer gentle, effective relief.

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Sady Tarek

September 7, 2026

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Osteopathic Manual Therapy in canine osteoarthritis (OMT): An evidence-based analysis of its role compared to pharmacological treatment

A canine osteopathy thesis puts manual therapy up against medication for managing dogs with osteoarthritis.

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Jessica Hudson

August 28, 2026

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A State-Based Model for Interpretation and Treatment Sequencing in Equine Osteopathy

Not every stiff horse needs more mobility — this thesis maps the three states that decide what to treat first.

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