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Central venous pressure (or CVP) monitoring has been used in veterinary medicine as a tool for monitoring cardiac function and managing fluid therapy. In critical patients and complex anaesthetics, the technique expands the availability of…

Anaesthesia is a vital tool in small animal practice to facilitate diagnostic, corrective and curative procedures. Principles of appropriate drug choices and techniques are paramount to reduce peri-anaesthetic complications. But how do we come to…

Euthanasia is going through an evolution.  It is changing for the better; techniques, protocols, pricing, and attitudes. Patients deserve the best, clients demand the best, and our veterinary teams want to deliver it.  We will explore new trends in…

The experience of stress is a personal one, and no two people will experience situations the same way. An event at work that could be considered a major stressful event for one nurse, may be seen by others as energising and challenging.  This…

What can we do when seizures do not stop? Let’s discuss how best to manage these emergency cases.

A simple step by step guide to the anaesthetic machine, breathing systems and how and when to use them, along with helpful tips when performing manual ventilation in the ICU 

In this talk we shall provide practical tips for the emergency treatment of acute glaucoma, anterior lens luxation, corneal descemetocele, traumatic prolapse and acute blindnes.

Immune mediated thrombocytopenia and the many nursing considerations 

The correct use of the microscope is important to optimize microscopic visualisation of cytology specimens. Cell identification is useful in diagnosing and ruling out certain conditions, narrowing the list of differential diagnoses.

Feline allergies and feline atopic skin syndrome - diagnostic and treatment challenges