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Diagnostic imaging has advanced rapidly over the past two decades. High-resolution digital radiograp...

Infectious diseases can cause a lot of problems for veterinary practice. Not only are they a common ...

Up until the point our practice hit £750k - £1m turnover, our path to growth was ‘simple’ - work har...

Rotation flaps are an advanced wound closure technique that allows large wounds to be closed without...

Picture this: It's a busy day, the senior vet is on holiday, and a dyspnoeic cat comes in. Do you pa...

Within our workplaces, the concept of culture can be quiet, in the background, and shown by the ‘way...

Early socialisation with humans and other animals, together with habituation to environmental stimul...

Toxoplasmosis is caused by the intracellular protozoan parasite Toxoplasma gondii. The parasite has ...

Parasite identification is something which veterinary nurses in practice can be heavily involved in,...

Step inside our Clinical Excellence Centre wet labs in Swindon and experience a real-life endoscopic...

As a vet with nearly 20 years of experience, I’ve come to realise that my role extends far beyond tr...

Access two essential resources with this cardiology round-up.

This free physiotherapy toolkit is designed specifically for RVNs who want to improve their veterina...

New research from the Royal Veterinary College (RVC), published in PLOS ONE, suggests that while UK ...

Pericardial effusion is the diagnosis in 7% of dogs with clinical signs of cardiac disease, making i...

Feline osteoarthritis (OA), also known as degenerative joint disease, is a chronic, progressive diso...

Research teams across the world publish hundreds of studies and articles each year. To help professi...

Emergency splenectomy is a common and often life-saving procedure in small animal practice, most fre...

Have you ever wondered how to do a total ear canal ablation (TECA) surgery in a dog? And what about ...

Focusing on the essential principles of wound care and bandaging in surgical patients, this webinar ...

Puppies need the right start in life. Their experiences during the sensitive developmental period sh...

This article reviews the current evidence and provides a practical, step-by-step approach for clinic...

When a blood transfusion is necessary, time is of the essence. Choosing the right product, collectin...

Anaesthesia is a common element of patient care in veterinary practice; however, it can present nume...

This article aims to provide an overview of how abnormal repetitive behaviours (ARBs) manifest in do...

This free diagnostic imaging toolkit is designed specifically for RVNs wanting to feel confident per...

Gastrotomy is a common surgical procedure in small animal practice, often utilised for foreign body ...

Omeprazole is a commonly used drug in small animal practice, but it is both overused and misused. In...

Acquired heart disease in cats is relatively common in general practice, reported to affect about 15...

Placement of a naso-oesophageal (N-O) feeding tube or naso-gastric (N-G) feeding tube is well tolera...