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Staying On Track – Online Study
You started out excited and with all guns blazing. After all you have been dreaming [...]
Oct
Cryotherapy in the immediate post-op period
You’d probably be familiar with using cold packs when you injure yourself, such as when [...]
Oct
Endotracheal Intubation – Yes, Veterinary Nurses can learn it too
Depending on your clinic’s policies, you may be allowed to place endotracheal tubes. Securing airways [...]
Oct
How to perform effective CPR
The purpose of CPR is to reverse sudden unexpected death resulting from reversible disease processes [...]
Oct
Wrapping Instruments. 10 things you need to know as a vet nurse.
Veterinary Nurses spend a lot of time in theatre and processing surgical instruments for sterilisation. [...]
Oct
Feeding for Function: The Science Behind Feline Behaviour and Therapeutic Nutrition
As vet nurses, we know feeding cats isn’t just about filling a bowl—it’s a chance [...]
May
Understanding Breeding Practices and Reproduction: Key Insights for Breeders and Vet Nurses
Breeding has been described as equal parts stress and fun – and they aren’t wrong!! [...]
Apr
Breeding Practices and Reproduction: A Perspective on Supporting Breeders
Imagine this: you’re a vet nurse with a growing number of breeders coming to you [...]
Mar
Pain Assessment in Veterinary Patients: Why It Matters and How to Do It Right
Pain scales reduce bias through standardised assessment. Their ‘rules’ of assessment reduce or eliminate variables [...]
Mar
Veterinary Christmas Bingo Card!
Are you working through the Christmas holidays? Or looking for a fun game to play [...]
Dec
