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Ethical Challenges Posed by Advanced Veterinary Care in Companion Animal Veterinary Practice

Posted in Our Community at 11 November, 2021

If you're interested in ethics and the veterinary industry, then you might also be interested to read this newly published paper jointly written by Vetanswers member (& blogger) Dr Anne Quain: SVeterinary care of companion animals, particularly dogs and c...

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Posted by by Anne Quain, Michael P. Ward and Siobhan Mullan

How to stop worrying

Posted in Guest Blogger at 11 November, 2021

Most of us know what worry feels like. If you don't know how to deal with your worry it can start to have a real impact on your life but when you understand how worry works, you can take steps to reduce it and even turn it into a positive force for change...

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Posted by Dr Diederik Gelderman, Turbo Charge Your Practice

Giving Chica a better quality of life

Posted in Guest Blogger at 11 November, 2021

After being diagnosed with canine lymphoma in April 2021, Chica's owners decided to take part in the PharmAust trial of monepantel, a new anti-cancer drug. This is Chica& story.... Chica was a Black Kelpie born on a farming property in WA. She was a very...

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Posted by Chica's mum, Gemma

Experiencing veterinary medicine from the opposite side of the consult table

Posted in Guest Blogger at 04 November, 2021

When the veterinarian becomes the client.... The past 10 days have certainly been eventful, to say the least. Eye-opening? Definitely. Stressful? Absolutely. Thought-provoking? 100%. Why? Because just over a week ago, my 7-year-old Chihuahua Speedy,...

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Posted by Dr Emma McConnell, Director, Platinum CPD

Wound and dressing management for veterinary nurses - Part 2

Posted in Guest Blogger at 04 November, 2021

For better or worse, as a veterinary nurse, we see the changes that occur and get to be an integral part of caring for and managing our patients' wounds. Welcome to Part 2 in Wound and dressing management for veterinary nurses........

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Posted by Melissa Giles, Vet Nurse Diary