Welcome to the clinical library!

Angiostrongylus vasorum (also known as lungworm and French heartworm) is a parasitic nematode that a...

Ophthalmological presentations in general practice can be some of the trickiest to diagnose and mana...

Have you ever wondered if there’s any point in becoming a feline-friendly veterinary practice? With ...

There were nearly 67,000 serious antimicrobial-resistant infections in the UK in 2023, meaning antib...

Brachycephalic Obstructive Airway Syndrome (BOAS) is a common but serious condition affecting flat-f...

Anaesthesia is a vital part of veterinary care, and veterinary nurses play a key role in ensuring pr...

Feline lower urinary tract disease (FLUTD) is a collection of symptoms, not a diagnosis. That said, ...

Whether you’re a new graduate or a general practitioner, keeping up with the latest evidence in vete...

Advancement flaps (sometimes called 'single pedicle advancement flaps') are a useful surgical techni...

After the corporatisation of the veterinary sector and the more recent focus by the Competition and ...

When it comes to creating a great veterinary team, some of the biggest benefits can be found in trai...

Itchy cats might not be as common as itchy dogs, but for some reason they strike fear into the heart...

Pericardial disease includes various disorders affecting the pericardium, the double-walled sac cont...

When was the last time you used your endoscope? Is it gathering dust? Or perhaps you're thinking abo...

Artificial intelligence, or AI, is a technology that enables computers to simulate human intelligenc...

Imagine this clinical scenario: you are a vet working at a busy cat adoption centre. At a staff meet...

Dental surgeries are arguably the most common procedures we carry out in small animal practice. But,...

Traditionally, humeral unicondylar (lateral or medial) fractures have been managed with internal fix...

With Pet Dental Health Month just around the corner, we thought we’d ask vet nurse Robyn Lowe RVN ab...

Clients are becoming more concerned about their pets’ diets, and social media, rather than veterinar...

Schedule 3 is an area of veterinary nursing that is gathering interest at the moment. However, there...

Gastrointestinal (GI) problems are a frequent reason for seeking consultations. Alimentary tract fun...

Endoscopy is an often-underutilised tool in veterinary hospitals. We want to shine the spotlight on ...

Feline lower urinary tract disease (FLUTD) is not a single disease process. Rather, it is an umbrell...

It’s that time of year again, and for many, the next few weeks will be filled with seasonal beverage...

Imagine this clinical scenario: a client brings in their pet dog that is presenting with acute abdom...

Endoscopy is a minimally invasive procedure that allows the operator to look inside an organ or stru...

As a vet, it’s likely you take radiographs most days. Veterinary radiology is a great tool in your d...

Lower urinary tract disease (LUTD) is a common and often challenging condition in small exotic mamma...

Anaemia has three broad causes (Mills, 2012): haemorrhage (blood loss due to bleeding), dyserythropo...