BVNA senior vice-president Jo Oakden shares the hopes of the VN Futures Diversity, Inclusion and Widening Participation Working Group – and how people can become a representative.

April Murphy RVN, considers toxic temptations, household hazards and routine changes – and what to do if disaster strikes.

Rebecca Woodhouse highlights how to make an early diagnosis, as well as treatment and management of various eye problems.

Kim Rathbone shares her journey to BVNA council and excitement for the next three years.

Kirsty Cavill explains how to identify and manage this type of abrupt affliction, which breaks through associated medications.

Celebrating 60 years of veterinary nursing, RCVS Knowledge looks back on the earliest days of the profession and shares treasures from its archives.

Megan Brashear discusses how an appropriate fluid therapy plan is an important element of a successful anaesthetic event, and the steps teams can take both before and during procedures to ensure a smooth experience.

Leanne Dobrowolski describes the role physical therapy plays in a multimodal approach to treatment of these patients, and why communication is key to success.

As we all have adapted to life under Covid-19, RVN Charlotte Thomas worked closely with her practice team to assess the efficacy of their admissions process by running a clinical audit – and what a difference it made...

Sarah Ramsden discusses managing periodontal disease – looking at nurse clinics, puppy and kitten health checks, and advising clients.

Victoria Bowes outlines what to do when attending an emergent patient, focusing on the importance of triage.

Emily Gorman steps into the Examination Room to discuss her pathway to becoming a VN, what it means to her, and what she hopes the impact of her research will be on the wider industry and meeting the needs of the animals it treats.

April Louise Murphy discusses the care of these popular pets, including housing, nutrition and common ailments.

It can be very daunting trying to write an article, but it is not as scary as you might think. Nicola Ruedisueli RVN, shares some tips on how you can get your work published...