Exotic pets present unique challenges in veterinary practice, particularly when it comes to recognising and managing pain and stress. As many exotic species instinctively mask signs of illness and discomfort, subtle behavioural changes can easily go unnoticed, making effective assessment and nursing care essential to their recovery and welfare.
This session explores the unique challenges of nursing hospitalised exotic pets, providing veterinary professionals with practical strategies to recognise behavioural indicators of pain and stress, improve patient handling and minimise distress during hospitalisation. The aim of this webinar is to remove the fear of treating these common exotic pets and empower professionals to advocate for their needs.
Language: English
Intervenant(e):
Kelly Deane
FdSc PGCert VetEd RVN CertVNES FHEA
Alongside her clinical career, Kelly has worked as a veterinary nursing lecturer and has contributed to veterinary textbooks, peer-reviewed publications and professional CPD. She is an experienced speaker, regularly delivering lectures, webinars and conference presentations, and is passionate about sharing practical, evidence-based knowledge to improve patient care and welfare.
