Live Webinar Q&A

Welcome to your interactive space for advanced learning and clinical discussion. Our Live Webinar Q&A sessions offer a unique opportunity to connect directly with Dr. Kevin Haussler and other leading experts to dive deeper into the science and practice of animal care. These engaging, high-level live sessions move beyond basic concepts to critically analyze the latest research, discuss complex clinical applications, and answer your specific questions in real time.

How the Live Webinar Q&A Works

We believe in making high-quality discussion accessible, which is why attending our Live Webinar Q&As is entirely free. These live events are designed as interactive extensions of our comprehensive educational modules.

  • The Live Session (Free): Join the live broadcast to participate in thought-provoking discussions, hear expert case insights, and engage in the Q&A.

  • Webinar Module (Separate Purchase): To truly maximize your live experience and follow the advanced conversation, we highly recommend purchasing and reviewing the corresponding instructional module on our Webinars page prior to the live event.

By pairing the self-paced foundational module with our live, collaborative Q&A, you gain a complete, well-rounded understanding of the topic to immediately elevate your clinical practice.

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Equine Spinal Pathology
Neurophysiological effects of high-velocity, low-amplitude forces
Equine Chiropractic Research: Literature Review
Introduction to Veterinary Chiropractic Spinal Evaluation Techniques
Congenital Vertebral Anomalies in Horses
— Where Does ECVM Fit In?
Introduction to Equine Acupuncture
Equine Cranial Health: From Assessment to Therapy
The Language of Pain: Behavioral & Neurological Mapping
Thoracolumbar Pain and Dysfunction in Dogs
— It’s Not Always Disc Disease
Equine Axial Skeleton Disorders
— Review of Current Scientific Literature
Stifle Pain and Dysfunction
– Diagnosis and Rehabilitation
Diagnostic Imaging
– Options, Indications, Interpretation
Suarez-Rodriguez, V. et al. https://doi.org/10.3390/ijms23105674
Fascial Neuromodulation
– Potential Applications in Horses
The Distal Limb
– Hoof, Bone, and Soft Tissue Interactions
Equine Osteoarthritis
– Diagnosis, Management, and Prevention
Quadrupedal Locomotion

– How the Spine Controls Limb Movements
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