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GREYHOUND TRAINING HINTS & HEATLH TIPS IMPORTANT PLEASE READ! Every effort has been made to provide accurate up to date information consistent with respected Veterinary authority. However the author accepts no liability for errors or omissions. The information on this board also contains advice, opinions and manipulation procedures that are strictly the author's opinions and procedures. THEREFORE, ANYONE USING OR INTENDING TO USE THE ADVICE, OPINIONS OR PROCEDURES DESCRIBED IN THIS PUBLICATION DOES SO AT THEIR OWN RISK. All information remains the intellectual property of the author, and may not be reproduced in any form electronic or print without the expressed permission in writing of the author. The Q.G.B.O.T.A. would sincerely like to thank the author Tom Meulman for allowing us to publish his work. Tom has spent almost his entire adult life studying the physiology and the physiological injuries of the racing greyhound.  It is our opinion that Tom's articles are the best and most informative available in the world in regards to injuries and ailments in the greyhound and every owner and trainer should take the time to read through them all, we believe they will also prove invaluable for future reference for our members.

Training & Health Tips Menu Acidosis & Alkalosis Bilirubin & Liver Damage Blood & Blood Profiles Blood Glucose Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN) Calcuim & Muscle Function Cholesterol & Fatty Acids Coprophagy Creatine Enzyme Levels & Disease Exaggerated Pain Response Having a Good Look at your Greyhound Injury Treatment Guidelines Muscle & Bone Structure Charts Muscle Damage Muscle Fibre Characteristics Potassium Serum Sodium & Body Fluid Regulation Spinal Adjustments Spinal Muscle Spasm Stress - What is It? Symptoms of Illness Therapeutic Treatment Devices Thyroid Gland & Thyroxine Urine Analysis