Wound management in horses 1 Jun 2020 The healing of any wound is influenced most by its initial management
Will online CPD work for me? 1 Jun 2020 CPD as we have known it is currently undergoing an acute Darwinian trial
Action Johne’s: preventing disease by managing risk 1 Jun 2020 With milk producers needing an approved Johne’s disease control strategy, it is important to understand the risks of this disease
Farm animal wound management 1 Jun 2020 Wound management is a day one skill for farm animal vets and there are many aspects to consider
On-farm slaughter and killing 1 Jun 2020 What is the legal framework for making end-of-life decisions, and what are the main principles of killing?
Planning and preparing for the exportation of captive birds 1 Jun 2020 There are many things to consider when asked to provide OV captive bird export services
The use of approved tuberculin testers to be approved in England 1 Jun 2020 ATTs will be permitted to carry out all skin test types with the exception of tests for export purposes
ibTB.co.uk: an online system for bovine TB 1 Jun 2020 ibTB was set up to help cattle vets and farmers understand bTB levels in their area and inform purchasing decisions
Official Vet: news and updates 1 Jun 2020 Vets welcome pragmatic amendments to bovine TB testing during COVID-19 outbreakThe BVA has welcomed temporary amendments to bovine tuberculosis (TB) testing in England, Wales and Northern Ireland that…
“One can spend all day finding out things one never needed to know” 1 Jun 2020 The elderly Labrador owned by my equally elderly next-door neighbour is slowing down with arthritis, despite NSAIDs and glucosamine together with a wonderful mix (his words not mine) of devil’s claw t…
Wound management in small animal practice 1 Jun 2020 Wounds are a common presenting complaint and wound management can be challenging, but also very rewarding
The peracute management of traumatic wounds 1 Jun 2020 Optimal treatment at initial presentation is essential to minimise the risk of infection, delayed wound healing, patient morbidity and cost
Immunohistochemistry in tumour diagnosis 1 Jun 2020 Sponsored General practitioners are increasingly faced with a histology report which suggests they use immunohistochemistry to further classify their tumour. With the development of immunohistochemical markers,…
Acute diarrhoea in dogs and cats: causes and faecal analysis 1 Jun 2020 It can be difficult to ascertain whether isolation of potentially pathogenic bacteria is of clinical relevance
Constipation in cats 1 Jun 2020 Constipation can be managed medically, surgically and through a high fibre diet
The importance of the gastrointestinal microbiome 1 Jun 2020 The microbiome of the gastrointestinal tract is thought to play a role in general health and well-being of animals
Sebaceous adenitis in dogs 1 Jun 2020 The condition is usually managed with a combination of topical and systemic treatments
Laser therapy in canine wound management 1 Jun 2020 Does the use of low-level laser therapy reduce healing time in dogs?
How a change in behaviour could indicate health problems 1 Jun 2020 It is important to locate and rectify the cause of any behavioural change and to prevent any worsening of the condition and the eventual development of health issues
Turning to telemedicine now and for a sustainable future 1 Jun 2020 Telemedicine has helped us maintain our professional obligations and holds exciting sustainability potential
