Equicantis

The Business & Rehab System for Animal Physical Therapists. All your business admin and exercise prescription on one platform!

15/01/2026

Muddy boots.
Empty coffee cups.
A back seat full of kid chaos.
And a haybarn for a boot that's full of disorganised equipment.
Please don't tell me this is just me...???

Mobile therapy isn’t neat – and that’s fine.
But your admin doesn’t need to match the state of the car.
When client and animal info is easily stored in one place, you don’t finish the day wondering:
Did I write that note?
Where did I save that photo?
Who do I need to follow up?
The work stays in the system.
Not in your head.
Now all you need to look for is your keys...

13/01/2026

Your brain isn’t supposed to be the filing cabinet.
But for most therapists, it ends up being exactly that.

Mentally filing away:
🤔Where you're keeping different sets of client information
🤔What that report from the vet said
🤔What the animal looked like last time you saw it and if it's changed shape?

That’s why the mental load doesn’t stop when the day does.
Because nothing is taking the weight off you.

When information is stored in one logical place - your brain can do what it’s meant to do.
Think. Assess. Treat. Reassess. Record. And then switch off.
Not act as a filing cabinet.

10/01/2026

Exercise of the Week: Hill Extension Stretch

Standing on a small incline, ask your horse to stretch straight out in front, encouraging the head and neck forward and down using a carrot or lick. Allow the horse time to find a comfortable position and avoid pulling or forcing the stretch. Ensure the surface is level and non-slip, and that the incline is gentle, particularly when introducing the exercise for the first time.

This stretch encourages lengthening through the topline while promoting engagement of the core and postural muscles. The incline adds a subtle challenge to balance and weight distribution, supporting strength and stability through the hindquarters while allowing the neck and back to relax and extend. Used regularly, it can help improve posture, suppleness and overall movement quality, making it a valuable addition to a balanced exercise and rehabilitation programme 🐴

08/01/2026

It is 100% NOT because you aren't capable enough, disciplined enough or motivated enough. You are.
It's all the remembering that's exhausting, and that can be fixed.

06/01/2026

The start of a new year brings fresh energy.
Not pressure.
Not perfection.
Just the chance for things to feel a bit easier.

When the right support is in place, workdays run more smoothly – and you don’t carry quite so much in your head, and that's what we all want right?
That’s the kind of progress that actually lasts.

Already using Equicantis?
Check your inbox – I’ve invited you to book a 1:1 call with me so we can make sure you’re getting the most out of it.

Not using Equicantis yet?
You can book a demo via the link 👇 and see whether it’s the right fit for you.

https://calendly.com/laura-clinton-equicantis/demo-call

03/01/2026

Exercise of the Week: Fore Protraction

Ensure both you and your dog are comfortable and relaxed before starting. Place one hand at the shoulder and the other just below the elbow, gently supporting the limb. Slowly guide the leg forwards until you feel the first point of resistance, then hold the position for 5 to 15 seconds as advised by your therapist. The movement should be smooth, controlled and pain-free at all times.

Fore protraction helps maintain and improve range of motion through the shoulder, elbow and associated soft tissues while encouraging relaxation and tissue elasticity. It supports healthy stride length, reduces stiffness in the forelimb, and can assist in maintaining symmetrical movement, making it a valuable exercise for supporting comfort and functional mobility in dogs 🐕

31/12/2025

As 2025 comes to a close, I’ve been reflecting on just how much has happened, and how many people have been part of the journey along the way.
This year we ran Business Boost Week, launched The Business Vault, and held Equicantis Business Live - our very first in-person event (which was a huge success, something I'm incredibly proud of).

We spent time on the road too, exhibiting at IRVAP, NAVP and ACPAT, and sponsoring events like the Vet Rehab Summit, The Healthy Horse Conference and the Equestrian Business Awards - meeting so many therapists doing incredible work.

Behind the scenes, Equicantis continued to grow and evolve, with 5 major feature releases, 15 minor update releases, dozens of new features and fresh exercise content with over 100 new equine and canine exercises added - all shaped by the feedback and needs of the professionals using it every day.

And alongside the business milestones, there’s been a lot of life too - learning, events, meals with the team, countless horses treated, and plenty of family fun along the way.
To everyone who’s been part of Equicantis this year - whether you’ve been with us for years or joined us in 2025 - thank you.
We’re heading into 2026 with so much planned, and I can’t wait to share what’s next 💛

29/12/2025

This weird in-between week…

The strange few days where you’re not quite working, not quite resting, and your brain is half in January already.
If you find yourself pottering, this is a lovely time to do one small thing your January self will thank you for.
Just a tiny head start.
Start your Equicantis free trial if you haven't already. Or if you have, start having a look around.
Or just tick off one admin job now so it's one less thing waiting for you when you’re back treating.
No pressure. No deadlines.
Just future-you feeling quietly relieved. 💛

27/12/2025

Exercise of the Week: Long-Rein Walk Through Parallel Cross

Set up poles in a parallel cross shape and long-rein your horse in walk through each direction. Take your time to establish a calm, rhythmical walk, allowing the horse to look, think and place their feet carefully. If your horse is new to long-reining, a helper can lead initially while they become comfortable with the reins and the exercise setup.

Walking through the parallel cross encourages thoughtful foot placement and improved proprioception while promoting symmetrical movement through the limbs. It supports coordination, balance and postural control, gently engages the core and stabilising muscles, and helps develop straightness and confidence over poles. This makes it a useful, low-impact exercise to include in groundwork programmes focused on soundness, body awareness and overall movement quality 🐎

25/12/2025

Merry Christmas from Equicantis 💛

Whether you’re spending today with family, friends, or furry companions, I hope you have a peaceful, cosy day filled with the things you love.

Merry Christmas
Laura x

22/12/2025

How many times have you said…
“Next year I’ll be more organised”?

I hear it from therapists all the time.

And every January, the same cycle kicks back in:
• Notes piling up
• Follow-up appointments not scheduled
• Diaries that don’t talk to each other
• Behind on invoices and tracking payments
• Too many different systems holding everything together

And with all the best new year intentions…
you find yourself right back where you were.

Because nothing changes if nothing changes.

If you want to start 2026 with a workflow that actually supports you - instead of drowning you - today’s the last day to use:
✨ CODE: DEC-6FREE
to explore Equicantis free for 6 weeks.

This is your chance to get yourself set up now, while things are quieter, so January doesn’t flatten you.

Code expires tonight. 💛

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