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A Nursing Update on Feline Blood Transfusions

A Nursing Update on Feline Blood Transfusions
A Nursing Update on Feline Blood Transfusions

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Sophie McMurrough

RVN, VTS (SAIM)

Sophie is a Registered Veterinary Nurse and a Veterinary Technician Specialist (VTS) in Small Animal Internal Medicine. Sophie is the creator of the social media page Veterinary Nurse Medicine Geek and works in clinical practice as a medicine nurse in a specialist referral hospital in the UK. 

Sophie is a certified RECOVER Rescuer with a particular interest in endocrinology, lab work and emergency medicine. She has authored articles, book chapters and is an international CPD lecturer.

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