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Clinical conundrum
Consider the case of a Hungarian Vizsla with pyrexia and dysuria Adrianna Skarbek describes the case of a friendly Hungarian Vizsla with pyrexia and dysuria she saw while working as an intern at Anderson Moores Veterinary Specialists.
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BSAVA Companion - 2020, 9, September
2020, 9, September
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BSAVA News
Association news Author BSAVAReady, steady, GO! - BSAVA: THE ABSTRACT SESSIONS; Do you have students looking for pre-clinical EMS?; Keep an eye out for...BSAVA Cognitive Aids for Anaesthesia in Small Animal Practice; New additions to the Webinar Library
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Publications
New drug information leaflets Author BSAVAFollowing the release of the 10th edition BSAVA Small Animal Formulary earlier this year, the BSAVA has produced eight new client information leaflets. BSAVA client information leaflets offer information on the safe use of drugs off-label in dogs and cats, to help vets fulfil their obligations under the prescribing cascade.
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How to…
Have more effective client conversations Author Kirsty SturmanVDS Training advisor, Kirsty Sturman, offers advice on how to get the quiet clients to open up and how to conclude the consultation without appearing rude.
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PetSavers
Locoregional anaesthesia using a wireless ultrasound device Author Andrew FosterAndrew Foster and collaborators Nicola Ho, Sandra Sanchis-Mora, Jaime Viscasillas and Ludovic Pelligand, from the Royal Veterinary College, have been awarded PetSavers funding to explore the potential of the use of a wireless, smartphone/tablet-compatible ultrasound probe for the provision of locoregional anaesthesia in dogs.
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Telecommunications
Accelerated use of online consultations Author John BonnerOnline consultations have proved their worth in helping maintain care for veterinary patients during lockdown and will still be providing an essential service when the coronavirus emergency is over, practitioners were told at the ‘Focus on our digital future’ SPVS-VMG webinar on 23 June 2020. John Bonner reports...
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Rehabilitation and performance
Canine hydrotherapy Author Alison WillsDr Alison Wills, a Senior Lecturer at Hartpury University, Gloucester, focuses on the benefits of canine hydrotherapy for rehabilitation and performance.
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Focus on…
Feline leukaemia virus (FeLV) vaccination in the UK Author Mark WestmanLast month in Companion, Mark Westman of Sydney University discussed how to interpret the results of feline leukaemia virus (FeLV) testing. This month he provides an update on the current thinking regarding FeLV vaccination including recommended locations for injection and booster frequency.
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Affiliated groups CPD
Affiliated groups autumn meetings go online Author BSAVAThe BSAVA’s Affiliated Groups each offer specialist knowledge and outstanding CPD and, not to be deterred by the present COVID-19 restrictions, some exciting online meetings and conferences have been arranged.
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WSAVA News
Meet the new WSAVA President Author WSAVADuring September, Dr Siraya Chunekamrai, unanimously endorsed by the WSAVA Executive Board, is standing for election as the WSAVA’s first female president. She is a Thai veterinarian with a strong interest in self and professional development. Here Dr Chunekamrai tells us about her hopes and aspirations for her presidential year.
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Companion interview
Emma Rous Author Emma Rous“A modern gothic suspense novel done right” was the verdict of the influential US literary magazine Kirkus Reviews on the first book by a new author. Entitled ‘The Au Pair’, it was written by Cambridgeshire veterinary surgeon Emma Rous. John Bonner caught up with her as she dots the i’s and crosses the t’s on her second novel.
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Notes on…
Use of emetics in poisoning Author Nicola BatesThis month Nicola Bates, an expert on veterinary toxicology and the current congress abstract editor for the European Association of Poisons Centres and Clinical Toxicologists (EAPCCT), provides notes on emesis in the management of poisoning.