|Articles|January 12, 2010

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Discover the most important investment to make when adding this form of therapy to your practice.

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“A therapist's training is the most critical investment you make when starting an underwater treadmill therapy program and is best accomplished before purchasing the unit.”

-Christine Jurek, DVM, and Laurie McCauley, DVM

From Underwater treadmill therapy in veterinary practice: Benefits and considerations

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