Haematology and Biochemistry Interpretation in Small Animals Guide
Improve the accuracy of your blood test interpretation! This informative guide outlines the characteristics, serum half-life, and other pertinent details of commonly measured analytes in small animal haematology and biochemistry, and then provides extensively detailed lists of causes for elevations and depressions of each analyte. What’s more, where appropriate, a brief description of the reason for the elevations or depressions is given within the table. An extremely valuable guide for veterinary practitioners, students and teachers alike!

$27.00

Analgesics and Sedatives – Constant Rate Infusions in Small Animal Practice Guide
Accurate analgesic and sedative constant rate infusion calculations are essential in small animal practice – both to ensure patient safety, and to ensure adequate doses are provided to the patient. This easy-to-use guide provides a step-by-step guide to making up constant rate infusions for use in small animals – both for delivery by syringe-driver, or intravenous fluid pump. Included in the manual are solution compatibility and storage guides – further improving patient safety!

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Ventilation Therapy in Small Animal Practice Guide
Ventilation therapy in small animals can be extremely rewarding – but it is not an innocuous procedure, that can result in oxygen toxicity, barotrauma and impaired cardiovascular function. This easy-to-read short manual will guide you through the physiology of respiratory mechanics, and how ventilation therapy changes this – through to how to select the best ventilator settings for your patient, and the essentials of monitoring the ventilator patient. What’s more, the guide finished off with formulations for commonly used sedatives in ventilation therapy. Get more out of your ventilators!

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“Fractures - Planning for Success” with Dr Andrew Worth BVSc, PGDipVCS, MACVSc (Radiology), FACVSc (Small Animal Surgery)
Fracture repair can be challenging and the stakes are high with mal-union, non-union and infection as possible outcomes. Having a surgical plan (and a plan B!) greatly increases success if based on sound principles. This lecture will teach you the key points to consider and plan for success.

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"Lumps and Bumps - All about Skin Tumours” with Dr Valerie Poirier DVM, DACVIM (Oncology), DACVR (Radiation Oncology)
Join Dr. Poirier on an exciting journey through an approach to managing skin tumours - diagnosing, essential "Do's and Don'ts", practical tips and much more!

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"Excitable Toxins" with Dr Philip Judge BVSc MVS MACVSc (Emergency and Critical Care, Medicine of Dogs)
Excitable toxins frequently present as life-threatening emergencies, requiring prompt and effective treatment to reduce morbidity and prevent mortality. Join Philip as he discusses the most effective treatment options for a wide range of toxins causing central nervous system excitation and status epilepticus!

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"Looking at Leukocytes" with Dr Bruce Parry BVSc, PhD, Dipl. ACVP
Join renowned clinical pathologist Dr. Bruce Parry as he takes us on a journey through the world of leukocytes - what they look like in health and disease, and when abnormal leukocytes mean significant disease!

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"The Labrador and the Corn Cob" with Dr Arthur House BSc, BVMS, PhD, Cert SAS, Dipl. ECVS
Join renowned specialist small animal surgeon Dr Arthur House, as he discusses strategies on how to improve the success of intestinal surgery!

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"The Red and Blue Eye!" with Dr. Anu O'Reilly BVSc, MVS, MACVSc, FACVSc (Ophthalmology)
Join Anu as she discusses important decision-making and therapeutics when faced with the red and blue eye - including what to do and what NOT to do, important differential diagnoses and more!

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“Ten Things You Should Know About Fluid Therapy” with Philip R Judge BVSc MVS MACVSc (Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care, Medicine of Dogs)
Fluid therapy is an important component of everyday veterinary medicine. However, in order for fluid therapy to be effective, we must have a good understanding of what we are trying to achieve – and how to achieve it! Using 10 simple rules, this lecture will give you to tools to effectively select and use fluid therapy to increase the effectiveness of fluid therapy in your practice!

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“My Fracture Hasn’t Healed” with Dr Wing Tip Wong DVM MVS MACVSc (Small Animal Surgery)
This lecture presents a sound and proven approach to determining the causes of malunion and poor fracture healing in canine and feline orthopaedics – and follows this up with a discussion on what to do, and how to prevent malunion in fracture repair!

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“Managing Peritonitis in Dogs and Cats” with Dr Ava Firth DVM MVS MACVSc Dipl. ACVECC
Peritonitis is something no-one wants to see in their patients. Often-times, regardless of the cause, treatment is complex, mortality rates can be high, and the cost of care to clients and staff alike can be significant. This outstanding lecture guides you through a real-world practical approach to managing patients that develop peritonitis - be it from pancreatitis, bowel perforation or penetrating abdominal injury. Be captivated by Dr Firth’s down-to-earth delivery of this complex topic!

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“Neurology: Dealing with Spinal Patients – Where’s the Problem and What Do I Do?” with Dr Sam Long MRCVS Dipl. ECVIM (Neurology)
Neurological patients can be difficult – right from lesion localization through to the important aspects of formulating a differential diagnosis list and potential treatment options – not to mention the prognosis! Enjoy Dr Sam Long’s extremely practical approach to these patients – including the neurological examination designed for general practice! Don’t miss this one!

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“Anaesthetic Mythbusters!” with Dr Roz Machon BVSc MS MACVSc Dipl. ACVA
Can you use acepromazine in Boxers? Is isoflurane really the safest anaesthetic drug in compromised patients? Is medetomidine safe? Find out the answers to these questions and more, as Roz examines the published evidence on a whole range of anaesthetic folklore to uncover the truth! Approach your next anaesthetic armed with the facts!

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“What’s that Rhythm? Making Sense of Abnormal ECG Tracings!” with Dr Philip Judge BVSc MVS PG Cert Vet Stud (SAP) MACVSc (Vet. Emergency and Critical Care; Medicine of Dogs)
Abnormal ECG tracings can be a curse! On the one hand, it may lead you to uncovering underlying metabolic or cardiac disease – but on the other hand – you may be left wondering what the rhythm actually is – or what to do about it! Explore a tried and tested approach to simplifying ECG interpretation, interpret the case challenge ECG tracings, and renew your confidence with this important diagnostic tool!

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