Early detection of chronic kidney disease in cats 3 Sep 2020 Detecting CKD in its earlier stages is beneficial for enabling the prompt implementation of therapeutic interventions
The importance of recognising the role of Malassezia dermatitis in the management of allergic dogs 3 Sep 2020 Unless the infection with Malassezia pachydermatis is treated, it is likely that the pruritus will continue
“Any single wild animal, at any single wildlife market, in any single country, could spawn the next pandemic” 3 Sep 2020 Wildlife markets have never been more infamous. From live invertebrates to primates, and from animals’ dried heads to their privates, some “dead or alive” wildlife markets have become the anything goe…
Best practice infection control 3 Sep 2020 It is important to minimise the risk of infection spreading whilst creating an optimum environment for patient care
What can practices do to develop and retain their new graduates? 3 Sep 2020 Practices need to develop the unique skills of new grads, helping to prevent professional disillusionment
“The future of the veterinary profession is not in the hands of the future generation; it is in our hands” 3 Sep 2020 Millennials. Generation Z. A demographic of people whose lives are seen to be consumed and driven by social media and technology. The next generation of veterinary professionals. Growing up in a world…
Fear of anxiety itself 3 Sep 2020 It is for each of us to decide how much (if at all) we want to change the hold that anxiety has on us
2020 OV Conference goes digital 3 Sep 2020 In this fast-moving and regulated area, the OV Conference Online is your best opportunity to stay informed on the most recent developments to affect the profession and your role within it
The RCVS concerns and investigation process explained 17 Aug 2020 Online Exclusive How does the RCVS investigate complaints raised about the professional conduct of veterinary surgeons?
“Put on your plastic apron and join in the national game of ‘which car is my client hiding in?'" 9 Jul 2020 Today I write from a classroom I am sharing with an 11 and a 13-year-old. This classroom closely resembles a domestic kitchen, the main difference being the abundance of old and dysfunctional laptops …
Crafting a successful newsletter 9 Jul 2020 There are a number of things you can do to help you create something that your customers will want to open and read
The RCVS has invited me for interview: what should I expect? 9 Jul 2020 You could have conditions imposed on your practising licence if you are found to be in breach of your professional obligations
Modern man, modern fatherhood 9 Jul 2020 Shared parental leave in the UK is relatively new and it’s been an enormous change in the law
Approaching the acute encephalopathic patient 9 Jul 2020 Patients with neuro-intoxication can often be the most challenging and require intensive nursing care, but can also be the most rewarding
The role of the veterinary nurse in the management of senior pets 9 Jul 2020 It’s important to be proactive, not reactive, in the management of our senior patients
Pregnancy loss in the mare: what are the risks and your diagnostic options? 9 Jul 2020 Knowing the underlying cause of pregnancy loss allows you to take steps to reduce the chance of repeat losses
Pitfalls of physiotherapy referrals 9 Jul 2020 You must be entirely comfortable with the content of any statement you sign
Future developments for the Goat Veterinary Society 9 Jul 2020 Goats need specific consideration when faced with diagnosis and therapy as they differ greatly from other animals
Disbudding in calves – looking ahead to the future 9 Jul 2020 Are we thinking proactively in regard to farm animal mutilations and doing what is best for the welfare of calves?
The influence of progesterone pre- and post-service 9 Jul 2020 P4 plays a key role in reproductive events associated with establishment and maintenance of pregnancy