Isoflurane has been in use since the 1970s and more commonly in use in the veterinary setting since the late 1990s. As an anaesthetic agent, not surprisingly, it is capable of causing drowsiness or unconsciousness if large amounts are present in the room air. It has other known health effects including respiratory tract and skin […]
Continue ReadingArticle provided by Vetlexicon Canis. Contributors Agata Witkowska and Autumn P Davidson Images Robert J. McCarthy Rationale for technique Uses Advantages Disadvantages Technical problems Alternative techniques Time required Preparation Procedure Decision taking Criteria for choosing procedure Risk assessment Requirements Personnel Veterinarian expertise Other involvement Materials required Minimum equipment Ideal equipment Minimum consumables Preparation Pre-medication Dietary […]
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This month, A Day in the Life travels to Victoria to catch up with Marlena Lopez, who wears not one, but two hats as a veterinarian. Firstly, Lopez is a locum who works in vet clinics all over Melbourne. Secondly, she is an award-winning social media star with her own website and over 70,000 followers […]
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Enhancing morale, reducing stress, and improving job satisfaction In the demanding field of veterinary medicine, fostering a supportive workplace culture is crucial for maintaining team morale, reducing stress, and enhancing job satisfaction. A positive work environment not only benefits the mental and physical health of veterinary professionals but also translates to better care for the […]
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Warm and wet weather creates ideal conditions for spread of Toxocara spp. roundworms and other canine soil-transmitted helminths Dog parks provide an ideal urban space where dogs and their owners can exercise, play and socialise in a safe environment. These parks can however also increase the risk of exposure to infectious and parasitic agents including canine […]
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