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Vetstream Clinical Updates and Veterinary News
Equis clinical updates from Vetstream: Bursoscopy Jessica Kidd-Millar BA DVM CertES(Orth) DipECVS MRCVS from The Valley Equine Hospital has updated the current navicular bursa bursoscopy information on Equis: Navicular bursa: bursoscopy Related items: Bursoscopy: overview [] Navicular bursa: injection [] Laryngoplasty Laryngoplasty is used for the treatment of recurrent laryngeal neuropathy, usually in association with [...]
Is this the most isolated Veterinary Surgeon in the world – Or do you know different?
Just to say that as far as I’m concerned Webinar Vet has dug me out of a difficulty. I am the first permanent vet here on the island of St Helena, 1,700 miles from Africa and 2,000 miles from South America. Our nearest land is the smaller island of Ascension 700 miles away. We are [...]
TheWebinarVet – Veterinary Practice Management Webinar Series 2012
http://thewebinarvet.com/practicemanagement2012 Follow the link above to become a member of The Webinar Vet (TheWebinarVet) Veterinary Practice Management Webinar Series 2012 and you’ll also get access to our archived webinars!
Vetstream Clinical Updates and Veterinary News
Felis clinical updates from Vetstream: Ophthalmology Two new topics have been added to the ophthalmology section of Felis. Both topics have been written by David Gould BSc(Hons) BVM&S PhD DVOphthal DipECVO MRCVS, Davies Veterinary Specialists: Eye: gonioscopy Eye: ocular manifestations of systemic disease The fitting cat – an emergency? Reviewed by Clare Rusbridge BVMS PhD [...]
Great webinar last night from Shawn McVey.
Are you a learning practice? Or a fear-based practice? Using unconventional wisdom and actually managing the practice rather than letting it manage you. How do you manage when problems come? Do you blame or use the situation to learn from the mistakes and set up systems. Shawn gave us a great online tool from the [...]
Respiratory Disease in Psittacines
Another brilliant webinar from Neil Forbes on Thursday! He was talking about respiratory disease mainly in parrots. I learnt something absolutely new that I had never heard of before. Parrots can die very suddenly due to Teflon toxicosis. If you burn one of your Teflon coated pans as I have been known to do in [...]
The latest veterinary updates from Vetsforum
Dogs are more likely to catch Lyme disease in the UK than previous estimates suggest Lyme disease is spread by infected ticks and causes flu-like conditions progressing, if untreated, to neurological problems and arthritis. The disease is transmissable to humans. Lyme is growing in the UK, with 481 infected ticks in 100 000 dogs, a [...]
First day at VPMA Congress!
Our first morning at VPMA has been a busy one! Lots of interest in our upcoming Veterinary Practice Management Webinar 2012 series! If you are at VPMA make sure you come over and say hello! Wendy and Kathryn
The First of Our Guest Blogs from Vetstream
Canis Laurent Garosi DVM DipECVN MRCVS, Davies Veterinary Specialists has updated the following Neurology components in Canis: Hepatic encephalopathy Hydrocephalus: congenital Vestibular disease: geriatric Vestibulocochlear neutritides High definition oscillometry (HDO) proportedly gives faster and more accurate readings of systolic, mean and diastolic arterial blood pressures. Jackie Brearley MA VetMB PhD DVA DipECVA MRCA MRCVS, University [...]
Reducing on Farm Resistance
For those of you that attended the webinar last night on Reducing on Farm Resistance, the attendance certificate can be downloaded at the link below www.thewebinarvet.com/forcyl-webinars If you missed it the recording is also available to watch on the same page. Please feel free to add your comments below.
