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Respiratory depression in small animal anaesthesia is a very common complication.

Wound care management is an integral part of a veterinary nurses skill set. The ability to triage, initiate treatment and help with the resolution of wounds to patients will help the veterinary nurse to feel confident in the ER.

Therapeutic massage aids rehabilitating an animal following cruciate, spinal, abdominal or any orthopaedic surgical procedure. It also teaches owners and their dogs to relax and be calm, which is important in any dog training. 

This webinar discusses the most common toxicities in dogs and cats caused by drugs used in people.

Animals grow older, and are often in need of surgical procedures - from dentals to neoplasia, from broken limbs to GDVs. Very often, with old age also come diseases like chronic renal failure or cardiopathy for example. All those need to be taken…

Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation (DIC) is an acquired syndrome seen in the most critically ill or injured patients. Hallmark signs of the disease are hypercoagulability followed by inappropriate and uncontrolled bleeding that can often lead to…

Hyperadrenocorticism is a well known disease that is frequently diagnosed and treated in practice however do you know what has recently changed in regards to diagnosis and treatment?

Proper nutrition in critical patients is crucial to faster, more complete recoveries and shorter hospital stays.

During the webinar we will look at what defines a neonate and pediatric patient, we will cover common emergency presentations for these groups and the nursing care required to treat them.