Posts tagged "Nursing"

In my experience, optimal nutritional support is a cornerstone of successful clinical outcomes in sm...

Blood transfusion is a critical part of veterinary practice, but the principles behind it are not al...

From triage to CPR, and from toxins to fluid plans, this concise digital guide puts critical ECC kno...

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

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

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

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

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

Pelvic fractures are relatively common emergency presentations in felines, often caused by road traf...

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

Hopefully, the days are long gone of giving an animal in pain a shot of non-steroidal and hoping it ...

Neurological conditions are commonplace in day-to-day veterinary practice. But to provide an effecti...

Feline cardiomyopathies are common in the general cat population, with reports assessing prevalence ...

There is growing evidence to support the idea that promoting food intake as early as possible after ...

To form an effective rehabilitation plan you need to fully understand the condition you are working ...

Statistics show that 32 percent of canine consults are skin cases in general practice, and that 20 t...

Feline patients present regularly for oral surgery, ranging from a simpler scale and polish to surge...

I have often given presentations at Vets North and Vets South on nursing the ophthalmic patient. “Wh...

The gastrointestinal (GI) system comprises the mouth, oesophagus, stomach, small intestines (duodenu...