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Donna Chats with the amazing Dr Kiki Kaeusler. Kiki is from Germany and has an extensive and impressive CV! We will be getting to know about rehab in Germany, and also about research in the animal physiotherapy world. Kiki is a very keen researcher and strives to prove how awesome animal physio and rehab is for our patients.
We can't wait!
"Kirsten Haeusler is a rehabilitation specialist for animals, from Germany, with over a decade of experience in animal physical therapy. At her clinic in Stuttgart, she sees a lot of orthopaedic and neurologic cases which are referred by various veterinary clinics in and around Stuttgart.
She obtained a degree in Agricultural Biology from the University of Hohenheim, Germany, with a focus on Animal Behaviour and Animal Nutrition in 2004. A PhD followed this in Animal Science with a specialisation in the Motivational Behaviour of animals from the University of Hohenheim, Germany and graduated in 2006.
Growing up, she always was inclined to animal science, veterinary medicine and more recently, animal physical therapy. Her real passion came to life when she enrolled in the Canine Rehabilitation Practitioner Class in 2006 and received her Certificate as a CCRP in 2008 from the University of Tennessee, USA.
In 2018 at the IAVRPT World Rehab Summit in Knoxville, Tennessee, she held the workshop on shockwave assisted fascia treatment in animals. That same year she was invited to give a talk at the WVOC in Barcelona about "The Art and Science of Shockwave".
Part of her research consists of applying, improving and investigating therapies, such as treatment on the underwater treadmill, a regular treadmill, shockwave therapy, pulsed electromagnetic field, etc. to animals for post-illness rehabilitation and recovery treatments.
In order to intensify her studies regarding shockwave therapy not only in clinic but in the scientific field, in 2017, she was invited to collaborate with Professor M. Allen at the Surgical Discovery Centre at the University of Cambridge, UK.

In 2019 she was invited to be part of a study together with Professor Martin Fischer and his team at the University of Jena (also known as "Dogs in Motion"), Germany. Aim of these studies is the evaluation of gait in dogs using biplanar fluoroscopy, force plates and pressure-sensitive treadmills."

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