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Emergency management of thermal burn injury and smoke inhalation in dogs and cats

Decision making for GI decontamination in acute toxin ingestion.

Many of the ways in which we keep our pet birds can result in stress, and this lecture will discuss ways to reduce that impact.

Endocrinological disease is a well recognised and currently highly researched topic in equine medicine. Pituitary Pars Intermedia Dysfunction - occurring most commonly in the older equid population, and Equine Metabolic Syndrome (EMS)...

This presentation highlights recent clinical research and application of medium-chain fatty acids (MCFA) as an adjunct therapy for canine idiopathic epilepsy (IE) and canine cognitive decline (CCD).

Experiences at an early age can have profound effects on animals. Learn how your actions, interactions and advice can have long-term beneficial effects on the health and welfare of your patients from a very early age...

The toolbox of feline friendly pharmacology - from reformulation of common drugs to optimising injection or other administration techniques...

Hypercalcaemia for the emergency vet Hypercalcaemia is an interesting yet complicated disorder in cats and dogs. We can see this as both an emergency and a chronic presentation...

High grade? Low grade?  Grade 1, 2, 3?  Ki-67? AgNOR? KIT?  Arrgggghhhh, but what do all these things mean for my patient!?   

Haemoperitoneum is a common emergency encountered by small animal veterinarians. Patients with abdominal bleeding often present critically unwell and require rapid stabilisation and diagnostics, on top of involved communication with their humans!