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Down to the bare bones

15 April 2019

As a physiotherapist you will know about all the ins and outs of the skeletons of your animals, and Alice the rescue dog is always willing to help! Hands on tutorials in the course provide vital practical skills that will help you in your future career. Dogs provide great stress relief too!

By Jess Parsons

Down to the bare bones

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