The presentation of unfamiliar species can be daunting, especially when faced with the prospect of taking a blood sample and analysing the results. In this webinar, we will look at venous access sites for the commonly seen exotic species in general practice and analysis of the sample retrieved. Topics will include the fundamental differences to be aware of when analysing exotic species blood samples, common issues you may encounter when sampling, the creation of diagnostic quality blood smears, and top tips for gaining good results.
This session will focus on empowering the RVN to be the advocate for the lesser familiar species, and share the knowledge gained with the wider veterinary team, to improve exotic animal care.
This session will focus on empowering the RVN to be the advocate for the lesser familiar species, and share the knowledge gained with the wider veterinary team, to improve exotic animal care.
Altavoz:
Hayleyu Ayers
Cert AVN Cert VN ECC APVNES RVN
Hayley is a Registered Veterinary Nurse from the UK, with a wealth of experience in a variety of species. She graduated from the Royal Veterinary College in 2014 and has since gained advanced qualifications in emergency critical care and exotics and has achieved Advanced Veterinary Nursing status (Cert AVN) in advanced Veterinary Nursing of Exotic, zoo and wildlife species.
She has worked in Australia and South east Asia with both native and non-native species, in addition to her work with zoological collections, universities and private practices in the UK. She currently works for a large wildlife centre in the UK, alongside undertaking locum work in a variety
of referral and first opinion veterinary hospitals. She thoroughly enjoys teaching and inspiring the next
generation of Vets and Veterinary Nurses.
She has worked in Australia and South east Asia with both native and non-native species, in addition to her work with zoological collections, universities and private practices in the UK. She currently works for a large wildlife centre in the UK, alongside undertaking locum work in a variety
of referral and first opinion veterinary hospitals. She thoroughly enjoys teaching and inspiring the next
generation of Vets and Veterinary Nurses.
Información de reservas
Fecha
17.09.2026 (UTC)
hora
18:00 -
19:00 (UTC)
Altavoz:
Hayleyu Ayers
desde 1
54,90 US$
(Con impuestos)
