Companion animal fluid therapy part 2: planning and monitoring
Part one of this article (VT46.35) introduced fluid therapy, fluid dynamics and the variety of … more
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Practical fluid therapy in companion animals – part 1
Fluid therapy is a common, and usually essential, part of a treatment plan for most … more
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Reviewing negative pressure wound therapy in animals
Negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT) or vacuum-assisted closure is a wound management method that allows … more
Prehab, rehab and physio: preserving human-animal bonds
What is prehab and why is it important? Donna Wills PGC A Phys, RVN Donna … more
Dechra launches product for fluid retention
Dechra has launched a new product “for the initial treatment, or maintenance therapy, of conditions … more
My patient has cancer – supporting clients and animals
Providing nursing care to complex medical patients is something most RVNs relish. The opportunity to … more
Joint care in cats and dogs – aiding companion animal mobility
Recognition of poor mobility is important, and all practice staff are key in helping to … more
Advances in companion animal cancer: interventional oncology
ABSTRACT Interventional oncology (IO) is a sub-speciality of interventional radiology, and deals with the diagnosis … more
Wound care in companion animals: options and innovations
The cause and severity of wounds are diverse, but the fundamentals of treatment remain to … more
Companion animal anaesthesia: interfascial plane blocks update
An interfascial plane (IP) block consists of the injection of a solution in a fascial … more