RCVS Knowledge is back with another QI Vets quality improvement case example – this time concerning canine drug overdose.

Amy Henson discusses the challenges often faced in caring for pets’ teeth, the solutions out there and the importance of getting owners on board.

Albert Holgate offers an insight into life as a hearing-impaired practitioner and how technology is breaking auscultation barriers.

Emma Gerrard summarises the factors that optimise prevention of surgical site infections preoperatively and postoperatively, including patient care and wound treatment.

John Redbond discusses the value of such clinics, how to identify and treat allergic skin disease, and key messages to share with dog and cat owners.

Lead nutritionist Samantha Ware discusses adverse food reactions.

Amy Henson explores the part food plays in how a dog behaves – and how it is often not in the way people think.

Gillian Gordon explores what this state of mental or emotional strain is, how it can be healthy and a way of managing it in a mindful manner.

Menna Field details information for VNs to share with their clients on the effect commonly encountered worms can have on humans, farm animals and pets, to help compliance.

Ashley Arundale shares her experience of being diagnosed with a neurological condition just as her career journey was about to begin, and why it’s okay to be “different”.

This month, Matt refreshes readers on caring for birds – in particular, feathers and why their importance should be reiterated to owners.

BVNA council member Alexandra Taylor explains how overcoming health issues and plenty of hard work enabled her to achieve her true passion of teaching all things feline.

Emma Gerrard gives a brief overview of the aetiology and management of this disease in cats and dogs.

Shakira Miles explains how veterinary nurses are ideally placed to educate people on looking after animals effectively through impactful consultations.

Amy Henson highlights the hazardous plants and products pet owners should be made aware of that can be found in gardens.