I was called out around 11pm recently to a case of acute onset dyspnoea in a … more

Failure is another taboo subject in the profession, as it is in most walks of life. … more

Do you have a puzzling dermatological case? Is it not responding the way you expect? … more

I was enjoying a lovely nurse chat with a friend recently, and we started reminiscing … more

Cats with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) may have concurrent low vitamin B12 levels (Tams, 2014). … more

This is going to be a tough one to write without winding somebody up. It’s … more

I gave a lovely Clinical Coach training course this week. It’s always lovely to welcome … more

A friend who had attended an International Veterinary Students’ Association trip told me I should … more

Electronic security is back in the news: eBay has announced that it was hacked a … more

I’m revisiting the eternal question of how to achieve 45 hours of CPD over the … more

There are no specific packed cell volume guidelines as to when to transfuse an animal … more

Like most people in this profession I have problems with the RCVS Disciplinary Committee’s judgement … more

There are lots of things going on in the world of veterinary nursing at the moment: VN … more

Anaesthesia normally depresses laryngeal movements, making diagnosis of laryngeal paralysis challenging. The animal should be … more

Virbac marketing manager Simon Boulton talks to vetsonline about the company’s Parvo-Alert service – a social … more

It’s that dreaded time of year again: end of year professional exams. Having already completed … more

The RCVS is changing the Register of Members so that only qualifications immediately relevant to your … more