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It is essential to monitor patients throughout the procedure to ensure any sign of adverse transfusion reaction is caught early on

As veterinary surgeons, we need to be confident with diagnosing and treating red mite to help owners manage the issue

Patients with neuro-intoxication can often be the most challenging and require intensive nursing care, but can also be the most rewarding

You must be entirely comfortable with the content of any statement you sign

It is important that animals do not develop complications, often due to incomplete bladder emptying

Wound management is a day one skill for farm animal vets and there are many aspects to consider

Therapeutic lasers can be used in the management of osteoarthritis

OV Conference delegates were told that detecting and reporting unusual cases is key to protecting the UK’s livestock

Apex Vets Surgical Instruments specialises in the single-use market for the veterinary world – why should your company make the switch?

How to diagnose, treat and prevent a respiratory disease outbreak

How do we manage the steadily spreading disease?

What are the options for treating pituitary pars intermedia dysfunction and equine metabolic syndrome?

The right positioning and anaesthesia can vastly improve the diagnostic outcomes when radiographing birds

How to develop rapport and improve means of communication with farm clients

Will the vet’s role evolve in an updated picture of bovine TB in the UK?

Developing an effective plan for controlling roundworm and reducing disease risk in summer

Know how to spot lungworm infections, which may become more clinically relevant with climate change and increasing pet travel

I am feeling reasonably optimistic that the anti-vaccine movement may finally be being brought to task in the public eye. I know I am preaching to the converted, but I thought a quick review of recent…

The problems encountered with milking in developing African countries are very different to those we’re used to in the UK

Views on control methods were exchanged in a meeting attended by vet Dick Sibley, TB activist Brian May and a range of professionals involved with TB control