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As a Practice Manager, it often is brought to my attention when the nurse's or vet's time-honored ways of treating, preventing or managing different conditions no longer stack up with the latest research and need to be updated. The first step in solving a...

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One of our recent after-hour emergencies involved this beautiful girl Molly, who chased a roo into a dam and the roo cut into her thoracic cavity with its back foot. My Nurse and I were able to save her which was amazing and why we offer an after-hours se...

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Another thing I love in my job as a veterinary nurse is being a part of wound and dressing management. For better or worse, as a vet nurse, we see the changes that occur and get to be an integral part of caring for and managing our patients' wounds. ......

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Undertaking a refurbishment of your veterinary practice doesn't necessarily mean you have to close your doors during the project. In most cases, with some careful planning, your practice can continue to function throughout renovation work....

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Anything can happen when you manage or own a veterinary business. Thankfully, business insurance provides important protections for when things go wrong. Whether it's a pet owner slipping and falling in your clinic, a dog owner saying you gave them bad...

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Building or renovating your veterinary clinic? Planning your fitout is the first step. Starting a new practice or renovating your existing one can be an exciting part of the construction process. And at the very start of your practice journey is planning...

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What does your surgical admission process look like? Is it written down and does every veterinary nurse follow the same steps? Different hospitals have different procedures they follow when booking in and admitting patients for surgical procedures.......

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Experts say the arrival of Ehrlichiosis (tick-borne disease) is destroying dog populations in northern Australia and is quickly spreading across the country. The disease was first detected in May 2020. Since then it has been found in more than 500 dogs a...

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Welcome to episode 2 of the AMR Vet Collective Podcast with the wonderful Professor Bob Donely. In this episode we talk to Professor Donely about seeing pet birds in general and small animal practice. Bob gives us a bunch of great tips to improve our avi...

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The last 12 months have been extraordinary, with each day seeming to bring with it a new set of challenges. Veterinary Practices and their staff were placed under enormous physical and mental strain, balancing Covid restrictions and guidelines........

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