Equicantis

Whether you're in a bricks-and-mortar clinic 🧱 or a mobile therapist 🚙 who prefers taking notes on the go and adding more detail at home, Equicantis has you covered! As a web-based platform, Equicantis offers full functionality on all devices - laptops and desktops included 💻🖥️📱. Take advantage of all the same access and features, just on a bigger screen! Switch between devices as often as you like by simply logging in with your details 🚀 #Equicantis #EquineBusinessSoftware #CanineBusinessSoftware #ExercisePrescriptionSoftware #EquineTherapy #CanineTherapy #AnimalTherapySoftware #MobileAnimalTherapist #VetClinic

Exercise of the week: Alternate raised poles 🌟 Alternate raised poles help to disunite the dog’s limbs during a stride, encouraging them to weight-bear on each limb. This is great for gait re-education and promoting independent limb loading. It also challenges their proprioception, encouraging them to lift their paws and increase active range of motion (ROM). Remember, the prescription of this exercise should be provided to owners by a qualified Animal Physical Therapist, who will consider all contraindications to the animal. Save this post for later 👋🏻 #ExerciseOfTheWeek #Polework #AnimalTherapy #CanineRehab #CanineTherapist #CaninePolework #CanineExercisePrescription

Exercise of the week: Long Reining 🌟 Long reining is a great way to exercise your horse without the weight of a rider. It promotes straight-line movement, improves control of the head, neck, shoulders, and hindquarters, and helps minimise the adverse effects from working on a circle. Try starting with belly bands to engage core muscles, then introduce a roller or saddle before building up to short 5-10 minute ridden walk sessions. Remember, the prescription of this exercise should be provided to owners by a qualified Animal Physical Therapist, who will consider all contraindications to the animal. Save this post for later 👋🏻 #ExerciseOfTheWeek #LongReining #AnimalTherapy #EquineRehab

❓Do you send your clients rehab and exercise plans? ⌛️Do you wish this was less time-consuming? 👌Or wish it looked more professional? 💪And helped to give your clients confidence? Well, we've made life super easy for you by giving you a ready-made exercise library! With new equine exercises coming soon!🐴 With our Pro subscription you have access to our entire exercise library and exercise plan features, as well as our business and admin feature. Or if it's just exercise plans you're after, choose our Lite subscription. We're here to help make your life easier and to help you, help your clients 😊

🌟 And just like that, 2024 comes to a close! 🌟 What a year it has been! We kicked things off with the launch of Equicantis V2 at the end of February, introducing our Business Admin features. From there, the excitement didn’t stop—we attended Horses Inside Out, the McTimoney Animal Chiropractic and Rehabilitation conference, ESMA and ACPAT conferences, spoke on ROR webinars, painted horses at the Grand National, partnered with Online Pet Health for the Vet Rehab Summit, and proudly sponsored the Equestrian Business Awards! On top of that, we hosted multiple Canine and Equine exercise filming days, launching over 150 exercises to the platform and rolled out an incredible lineup of new features, including: 💥 Appointment Scheduling & Diary Management 💥 Email appointment confirmation and reminders 💥 Client Onboarding and Vet consent forms including dashboard notifications 💥 Session Reports with anatomical diagrams and photo annotation 💥 Manipulation adjustment chart 💥 Human Patients including anatomical diagrams 💥 Ability to sync your Equicantis calendar with other external calendars 💥 Invoicing 💥 Plus, lots of little updates and improvements behind the scenes! 🎉 Oh, and Equicantis turned 3 this year, too! 🎂 Plus, I even managed to squeeze in a few well-earned breaks along the way. Here’s to an amazing 2024, and we can’t wait to show you what’s next in 2025! 🚀 #Equicantis #AnimalTherapy #AnimalPhysicalTherapy #2024 #Yearinreview

Exercise of the week: Wobble Cushion Sit to stands 🌟 Sit-to-stand exercises target the hip and stifle extensors and flexors, activating muscles through active range of motion (ROM). This movement helps build key muscle groups like the gluteals, quadriceps, hamstrings, and gastrocnemius. Adding a wobble cushion encourages your dog to correct their posture, load weight on the hind limbs, and improve proprioception. Start with static weight shifting on flat ground, then progress to a memory foam pad, and finally a wobble cushion. Save this post for later 👋🏻 #ExerciseOfTheWeek #WeightShifting #SittoStands #WobbleCushion #Hindlimbs #AnimalTherapy #CanineRehab

Merry Christmas from the Equicantis Team! 🎄 As the year comes to a close, we want to sincerely thank you for your continued support throughout 2024 🙌🏽. It’s been an incredible year filled with exciting milestones for Equicantis including the arrival of Version 2.0 transforming Equicantis from purely an exercise prescription platform to a business and rehab system packed full of admin and reporting features! We hope you take a well-deserved break over the holidays and recharge for the year ahead💆‍♀️. We can’t wait to share what’s in store for 2025🚀—it’s going to be an exciting journey! Laura x

This is the very last chance to make the most of the festive discount we've been running - 25% off for 3 months. Normal prices resume tomorrow. So if you've been thinking about trying us out, now is the perfect time. You'll also get 14 days free to trial it before your 3 months at 25% discount kicks in. It's also a great time of year to delve into looking a new platform to help you run your business and take some admin pressure off you! 💥Simply visit the website 💥Go the pricing page and click Subscribe on the Pro column 💥Follow the steps selecting equine, canine or both 💥When prompted, enter the code 💥Enjoy a 14 day free trial first and then your discount will kick in!

Exercise of the week: Flat Fan Poles in Walk 🌟 Fan poles are excellent for improving weight-bearing on the inside limbs and stride length on the outside limb. By disuniting the limbs in a stride, they promote weight-bearing on each limb, aiding in gait re-education. This exercise challenges proprioception, enhances active range of motion (ROM), encourages stride lengthening, and supports core stability and hindlimb engagement by prompting the horse to lower its head and activate abdominal muscles. Start with one pole in a linear pattern at a walk before progressing to a fan shape. 🚨Remember, the prescription of this exercise should be provided to owners by a qualified animal physical therapist, who will consider all contraindications to the animal. Save this post for later 👋🏻 #ExerciseOfTheWeek #Walk #FanPoles #FlatPoles #AnimalTherapy #EquineRehab

A festive bonus for you! Would you like to win a 🆓 6 month subscription to Equicantis Pro? 🎅Comment below with the word 'Santa' and we'll add you to the draw! Share this to your stories and tag us and we'll add 5 (yes 5!) more entries into the draw for you. Quick and easy 💥 We'll draw the winner on Friday!