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24.01.2022 We have a few free tickets available! If you'd like to come along to The Vet Expo Digital Festival send us a message!

24.01.2022 I'VE DONE ATLEAST 10,000 TPLOS Horror stories with Dr Brian Beale. To learn more about TPLO Surgery download our upcoming TPLO Surgery Workshop brochure here >> http://ow.ly/tJ5A50BLA2b

23.01.2022 Dear colleagues, With so much demand for high quality anaesthesia and analgesia CE, our Principles & Practice Of Anaesthesia & Pain Management (PPAPM) Course is almost sold out for 2020. This LIVE online group course was created for nurses and techs wanting to develop their skills and knowledge to be the best they can be for their patients and team.... Learn how to approach geriatric patients with more confidence and how to tweak the anaesthetic protocols to benefit their safety and recovery. Build your understanding of the effects that opioids and constant rate infusions have. Discover the best practice for brachycephalic breeds and cats so you can provide the highest quality care in the clinic. And participate in a live simulated monitoring practical where you can develop your patient anaesthetic assessment in real time. Through weekly sessions, you will have the opportunity to put some of what you learnt into practice during the week and discuss questions or situations in the following week's session. With direct access to Dr Margie McEwen, you are sure to hone your skills, and gain the feedback to help you help more patients. This is your last chance to make a difference to your patients without a voice. Do it for them in 2020. Join us TUESDAY NIGHTS (HALF FULL) online via zoom - November 10th - December 15th 2020 Register now and secure your place >> https://bit.ly/3dqa1Sk Warm regards, The VetPrac Team

22.01.2022 TPLO WORKSHOP - OVER 50% FULL If you're thinking of joining us don't wait! This workshop offers hands-on training by masters of the technique and will optimise clinical outcomes for your patients. ... You will revise : // Stifle biomechanics // TPLO Indications and rationale // TPLO- Planning // Clinical Case Discussions You will develop skills in : // TPLO Technique and Tricks // Avoiding TPLO Complications // Treating TPLO Complications // Confirmation correction techniques (TTT) // Post-Operative Management Register today >> https://buytickets.at/vetprac/403396 We'd love to see you there!

22.01.2022 TPLO Surgery Workshop- Mar 5th - 7th 2021 The Tibial Plateau Leveling Osteotomy requires skills in orthopaedic surgery to achieve good healing and better ranges of locomotion. It is the only technique unanimously recommended for dogs with steep tibial plateau angles, and the best technique for dogs with conformation problems. ... This workshop offers hands-on training by masters of the technique and will optimise clinical outcomes for your patients. It also includes how to manage patella luxation with TPLO. You will revise : Stifle biomechanics TPLO Indications and rationale TPLO- Planning Clinical Case Discussions You will develop skills in : TPLO Technique and Tricks Avoiding TPLO Complications Treating TPLO Complications Confirmation correction techniques (TTT) Post-Operative Management Register to join us here >> https://buytickets.at/vetprac/403396

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21.01.2022 TPLO TIPS WITH DR BRIAN BEALE To learn more about TPLO Surgery download our upcoming TPLO Surgery Workshop brochure here >> http://ow.ly/uPRQ50BLxIF

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21.01.2022 SNEEK PEEK: TAKE A LOOK AT WHAT WE'LL BE COVERING IN OUR UPCOMING ONLINE COURSE : Delve into pain physiology, cover opioid drug pharmacology and gain a deeper understanding of the difference between the opioids in your practice. From Mu to Kappa agonists, Opioids can be your greatest ally in many anaesthetics. ... : Have a better understanding of managing pain as part of a broad and multi-modal approach to anaesthesia. Gain the confidence to evaluate a CRI program and how it targets the pain for your patients, and explore the options for a partial and total intravenous anaesthetics. : So many parameters and normal ranges to remember. The monitor is beeping but what am I looking for in the patient? It is easy to do a bad job of monitoring with the very best equipment. Build a deeper understanding of the physiological parameters commonly evaluated during an anesthetic and feel more confident at your next anaesthetic. : Bring all your knowledge together from last week in this interactive monitoring simulation. A real time scenario, guided by Margie, will play out in front of your eyes and you will need to make the decisions and answer why this is happening. : ; The challenging healthy anaesthetic that has become more common for most clinics. From aspiration pneumonia to complete airway obstruction or collapse, brachy breeds can be quite daunting. Learn more about brachycephalic airway syndrome (BAS) and how it impacts on your management of them. Take a closer look with Dr McEwen from sedation to induction, recovery, and analgesia. : Furry felines are in a class of their own when it comes to anaesthesia. They stress more and are often highly anxious to the point of lashing out in defence, which can make for a challenging case. Learn how to manage some of the unique feline complications like laryngospasm intubation, bradycardia and hypothermia. Develop your clinic protocol and feel more comfortable for your next feline anaesthetic. JUMP ON THE WAITLIST >> https://vetprac.lpages.co/waitlist-anaesthesia-analgesia/ ONLY 20 PLACES AVAILABLE - when you join the waitlist you'll be the first notified before we release the course to the public.

20.01.2022 LIVE TTT DEMO Are you performing medial patella luxation recessions in your clinic but not a tibial tuberosity transposition because the surgery scares you? I mean get the cut wrong and there goes the top of your tibia right? ... A medial patella luxation surgery is less likely to have a positive result if you do not perform a tibial tuberosity transposition. Join us for our Patella and Stifle Workshop with specialist Dr John Punke and gain the confidence you need to offer the full service to your clients and patients. Let's help our patients skip with joy (not pain). To learn more about our upcoming Patella & Stifle Surgery Workshop click here to download the brochure >> https://bit.ly/2FtFyX9 We'd love to see you there!

20.01.2022 STRUGGLING WITH PERINEAL & UROGENITAL CASES? Dear Colleagues, Surgery of the penis and bum can be tedious, sometimes smelly and confronting. Get too close to the nerves and you may leave the pet with an incontinence issue. That ends up putting a lot of pressure on yourself and can make for an incredibly stressful surgery.... We’ve put together a few Perineal & Urogenital tips that might be able to help you on your way! Tip 1 : Digital rectal examination is the main-stay of diagnosis for perineal hernias. Palpate both sides even if the external swelling is only obvious on one side. A tip for the digital rectal exam is to make your finger into the shape of a hook and point it laterally. As you withdraw your finger, if the finger slides right out then it is not a hernia; if it catches then it is a perineal hernia. Tip 2: Anal sacculitis is most commonly seen in small-breed dogs but can present from a wide variety of signalments. Surgery to remove the anal sacs is indicated in neoplasia or when there has been a failure of appropriate medical management including: manual expression, lavage, instilling topical antibiotic-corticosteroid preparations +/- systemic antibiotics, adding fibre to the diet and treating concomitant dermatoses. Tip 3: When suturing the urethral mucosa in a perineal urethrostomy make sure you identify the edge of the urethral mucosa accurately. Sterile cotton buds are useful to blot the haemorrhage away to help identification of the mucosal edges (don’t use electrocautery). Take a bite of the urethral mucosa, a small bite of the tunica to help compress the intervening cavernous tissue, and then appose the mucosa to the skin. Would you like to learn more? We'd love for you to join us at our upcoming Perineal & Urogenital Surgery Workshop! This workshop is designed to get you operating on the rear end of your patients with more confidence. Join us February 12th - 14th at TAFE Queensland, Loganlea Campus Register today >> https://buytickets.at/vetprac/403397 We hope to see you there!

19.01.2022 Have you taken our Perineal & Urogenital quiz? Click here to put your skills to the test >> https://vetprac.lpages.co/perineal-quiz

19.01.2022 The Tibial Plateau Leveling Osteotomy requires skills in orthopaedic surgery to achieve good healing and better ranges of locomotion. It is the only technique unanimously recommended for dogs with steep tibial plateau angles, and the best technique for dogs with conformation problems. This workshop offers hands-on training by masters of the technique and will optimise clinical outcomes for your patients. It also includes how to manage patella luxation with TPLO. We'd love to see you there >> https://www.tickettailor.com/events/vetprac/403396

19.01.2022 What a fabulous way to finish our workshops off for 2020. Thank you to everyone for joining us, learning and contributing to the betterment of animal health and care. It was great to meet you all and work with you over the weekend. If you'd like to join the waitlist for Abdominal Ultrasound 2021, and gain priority access before tickets are released publicly click here >> https://vetprac.lpages.co/2021-vetprac-waitlist/ This workshop sells out FAST and there's VERY LIMITED places available.

19.01.2022 Released this week! Only 7 places remaining. // HANDS ON PRACTICALS... // NOTES AND MEALS INCLUDED // SPECIALIST EDUCATORS // HIGH QUALITY ULTRASOUND MACHINES // FRIENDLY AND SOCIAL Come join us >> https://buytickets.at/vetprac/448061

18.01.2022 It's a lot of responsibility to put on people who might not be ready or comfortable to do it. People who are learning might feel afraid and not very confident in their skill set. INTRODUCING PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE OF ANAESTHESIA AND PAIN MANAGEMENT. - FOR VET TECHS & NURSES... You will revise : Week 1 Anaesthesia & Analgesia for the Geriatric Animal Week 2 Optimising Your Use Of Opioids Week 3 Clear The Confusion On Constant Rate Infusions Week 4 Maximise your Monitoring skills: Anaesthesia Week 5 Managing Your Brachy Breeds: Anaesthesia And Pain Relief Week 6 Foundations For Feline Anaesthesia You will develop skills in : How to recognise anaesthetic complications Pain physiology, cover opioid drug pharmacology Evaluating a CRI program and how it targets the pain for your patients A wholistic approach to monitoring a patient under anaesthesia How to manage the challenging healthy anaesthetic How to manage some of the unique feline complications And so much more... If you'd like to learn more about Principles & Practice Of Anaesthesia & Pain Management download the brochure here >> https://tinyurl.com/ppapm

18.01.2022 , . R U OK Three simple words that can mean all the difference for about 20% of the population (if not more). That’s about 5,109,328 Australians who experience a mental illness in any given year. With Covid affecting our everyday lives significantly, this number could be even higher.... I was visiting my doctor the other week. As you can imagine with Covid about, the reception staff were wearing the brunt of all the upset patients. So it was really lovely to learn that my doctor had spent a little time with the staff, supporting them and being that compassionate ear. BUT it’s not just the disgruntled people that can bring you down. It‘s also the changes in life, illness in the family, fights with your loved ones, breakups, and so many other things. I work a lot in this support realm within my capacity as a Peer Support Officer for the State Emergency Service. Sometimes it is related to an activation and other times it‘s something completely unrelated to the job. It is an honour to be trusted with the confidentiality of my fellow colleagues for what they are experiencing. Sometimes it’s just being that compassionate ear, other times it’s affirming that what they are experiencing is very normal. Most importantly, it is recognising that what they are dealing with may benefit from speaking with a professional. These days the health of your mind is becoming more of an open conversation and it’s ok not to be ok. Caring for the health of your mind is just as important as your car getting serviced, or getting that morning cuppa while it’s hot. Please Ask. Listen. Encourage further help. And check in again to see how it is all going. Set yourself up right. It is not just about asking the question, it’s about listening with an open mind, not trying to fix them or pass judgement. Ask them how would you like me to support you or How have you managed this in the past? Then set a reminder for a couple of weeks to check in, see how they are. If you think this is a big issue or they have been feeling down for a few weeks, encourage them to see a health professional. You can make a difference every day, not just today. ? Written by Janine Irwin

14.01.2022 Have you ever received that phone call, where the dog has just been injured and the skin has been pulled off? Or the emergency that rushes through the door with a dog where the wounds are so involved you don't know where to start? INTRODUING STELLA THE SHIPWRECK: CLINICAL ZOOM ROUNDS:... When faced with a wound, direct closure is the preferred choice but if that is not available to us, we need to consider larger surgical approaches. "Stella" was a prime example. Involved in a dog fight, she came into Massey Vets with extensive injuries. Not only to her skin but internally as well. Caring for Stella and her owners utilized a lot of different staff expertise over an extensive period of time. Here is your opportunity to sit down virtually with the wonderful Dr Kat Crosse for an evening of wounds. Through a case based approach, you will be able to develop some of the key factors that are involved in wound healing and repair. Gain the best tips and tricks from her extensive experience and have the opportunity to ask her questions. Join us 30th September via ZOOM at 7:30pm AEST for a great night and learn how to improve your wound management for the next time round. We'd love to see you there > www.vetprac.com.au/registration-2020-learn-with-margie-vet/

14.01.2022 What is actually being covered in the Team Approach To Wound Management Workshop? To download the brochure click here >> http://ow.ly/SmpK50BLzNm

14.01.2022 Only 6 places left! Covering a number of techniques, you can be sure to improve your soft tissue surgery skills. Our specialist educators will be there to guide you patient side, while you get hours of hands on experience. ... This workshop is designed to get you operating on the rear end of your patients with more confidence. You will revise : Halstead's principals of soft tissue surgery Perineal hernia eitiology Surgery of the anal sacs Surgery of the bladder Kidney biopsies You will develop skills in : Perineal hernia repair Anal sac removal - two methods Perineal urethrostomy Pre-scrotal urethrostomy Kidney removal Skin flaps of the caudal body and perineal region Register here to join us >> https://www.tickettailor.com/events/vetprac/403397

13.01.2022 Only 5 place remaining! If you'd like to book your place you can click here >> https://buytickets.at/vetprac/403396 The Tibial Plateau Leveling Osteotomy requires skills in orthopaedic surgery to achieve good healing and better ranges of locomotion.... It is the only technique unanimously recommended for dogs with steep tibial plateau angles, and the best technique for dogs with conformation problems. This workshop offers hands-on training by masters of the technique and will optimise clinical outcomes for your patients. We'd love to see you there!

13.01.2022 FREE WEBINAR: For Veterinary Practices A Game of Inches: A Proven Approach for Big and Lasting Results in your Veterinary Practice one small step at a time What if the continued success of your veterinary practice doesn’t have to happen with one big event or transformation but can unfold by making small, consistent changes?... Join IVA for A Game of Inches: A Proven Approach for Big and Lasting Results in your Veterinary Practice one small step at a time This practical session with Nigel Collin, Founder of Ingenious Oz Project and author of ‘The Game of Inches’, has seen time and time again how small changes can result in big wins. Register here >> https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/the-game-of-inches-a-proven

12.01.2022 HAPPY VET NURSE DAY Today we celebrate all the amazing vet techs and nurses - thank you for all that you do!

12.01.2022 If you're in need of a smile watch this!

12.01.2022 The hilarious, fun loving and extremely talented Dr Kat Crosse will be presenting a wound management case on the 30th of September. "Stella the shipwreck" was bitten by a large dog and required multiple surgeries and care from the whole team. Through this case based approach, you can gain a holistic understanding and perspective for better animal welfare outcomes when it comes to wound management and the whole vetcare team. Wednesday night at the usual 7:30pm AEST, AND WE WOULD LOVE TO HAVE YOU THERE! Register here >> https://www.vetprac.com.au/registration-2020-learn-with-ma/

10.01.2022 Have you taken our wound management quiz? Click here to put your skills to the test >> https://vetprac.lpages.co/team-approach-quiz/

10.01.2022 How to see a quicker and more complete recovery To learn more download our TPLO workshop brochure here >> https://bit.ly/32dZupf

10.01.2022 How do you feel about holding the life of a patient in your hands when under anesthesia? Learn more about Principles & Practice Of Anaesthesia & Pain Management here >> https://bit.ly/2RAvGNz

10.01.2022 Dear Colleagues, The mortality rate of dogs and cats undergoing an anaesthetic is 1 in 600 and 1 in 420 respectively - and the mortality rate is highest in during the recovery. That's certainly a far cry from the human world where it's 1 in approximately 100,000. We're still learning what affects these rates and how to improve them every day. Certainly, something that divides the human and animal practice of anaesthesia is the fact that most human anaesthetics are attended by... highly trained anaesthetists. You have one in your clinic, don’t you? If not, that’s ok, you can vastly improve your management of anaesthesia & pain management with training! Start your nurses and technicians off on the right foot and begin to develop their skills today. Because you will never find a better monitor on the market than a confident, skilled and trained nurse. INTRODUCING: PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE OF ANAESTHESIA AND PAIN MANAGEMENT (PPAPM) - 6 WEEK ONLINE COURSE FOR VET TECHS & NURSES In general practice there is such a variety of equipment used for monitoring patients under general anaesthesia and we understand that there is a wide array of best practice. Sometimes all you have is a Pulse Ox and a Doppler, so let us train your nurses to deliver the best with what they have. You can then be confident with the situation and trust that your nurse knows what to do or when to alert the surgeon. This 6 week online course is only $297 per person - and there's only 5 spots remaining. Take a sneak peek behind the scenes in the video posted! If you'd like to register click here >> http://ow.ly/mWP150BpuOx

09.01.2022 Who doesn't enjoy a good blow dry!

09.01.2022 Appropriate wound assessment and treatment is vital for overall patient care. Learn more about Team Approach To Wound Management here >> http://ow.ly/EJ7850BqHe7

09.01.2022 Perineal & Urogenital Surgery Workshop- Feb 12th - 14th 2021 Covering a number of techniques, you can be sure to improve your soft tissue surgery skills. Our specialist educators will be there to guide you patient side, while you get hours of hands on experience. This workshop is designed to get you operating on the rear end of your patients with more confidence.... Register today >> https://buytickets.at/vetprac/403397 We'd love t o see you there.

08.01.2022 Are you making sure your animals have the shortest treatment time? To learn more about Team Approach To Wound Management download the brochure here >> http://ow.ly/5jvU50BLyKQ

07.01.2022 TPLO MISTAKES WITH DR BRIAN BEALE To learn more about TPLO Surgery download our upcoming workshop brochure here >> http://ow.ly/1nV350BLzSZ ONLY A FEW SPACES LEFT

05.01.2022 'The biggest struggles I see between vets and vet nurses working together on wound management is that lack of really good communication' Learn more about our upcoming Team Approach To Wound Management Workshop here >> https://bit.ly/32UxlnN

04.01.2022 Feline urethral obstruction is a relatively common condition, accounting for up to 10 - 20% of feline cases presented to small animal referral and emergency clinics. Now let's say about half of the cat owning population visited the vet in any given year. With around 3.9 million cats being owned across Australia alone (approx. half are males) that means around 97500 cats will present with some kind of LUTD.... Most of the time the emergency care consists of a cystocentesis, epidural and urethral catheter placement. Then determining the cause of the blockage and taking medical or surgical steps to eliminate or manage it. So now it's "Simba's" third time in and he is blocked again. What now?? Refer? Catheterise him again? Offer a more permanent solution? If your cat has multiple occurrences of a blocked urethra that can't be managed medically, you may want to recommend a perineal urethrostomy ("PU"), or surgical widening of the urethra. This procedure is intended to provide a permanent opening that allows crystals, mucus plugs, or small stones to pass out of the urethra; this minimizes the chance of re-obstruction. No surgery is without complications. Bleeding, swelling, stricture, and urine leakage under the skin, this can all lead to recurrence of the blockage. If the surgery is performed properly, it is unlikely that cats will develop subsequent urinary obstructions. Are you offering PU surgery? Or would you like to be offering this surgery? Either way you won't want to miss Dr James Simcock for a look into PU surgery - Join us online at 7:30pm (AEST) on the 18th November for a 90 minute PU Surgery Clinical Zoom Rounds (registrations are only $55). Click here to register >> https://www.vetprac.com.au/registration-2020-learn-with-ma/ LIMITED SPOTS AVAILABLE. This is a fantastic opportunity to ask your 'burning' questions and gain some of the best tips you can't read in a textbook. We hope to see you there!!!

04.01.2022 One of the incredible things about wounds, is how they heal. The magnificence of the body's ability to regrow cells right before your eyes, if you're happy to stare at it for a number of days straight, that is! As much as they are fascinating, wounds can also be scary. There are so many things to think about. Moist wound management, but not too moist or the skin will slough off. Open wounds versus closed wounds with a drain and closing the dead space. Simple surgical wounds, ...second intention healing or surgical closure. How do you decide what path to take? How do you manage a wound that won't close? What about when it encompasses a limb and the body? The bandage changes, phone calls and the rechecks. On average a significant wound will take 30 days to heal and then some - which means patient and client management is going to be a long relationship. Harnessing the strengths of your team can make all the difference to the success and support of your patients and clients. Approaching wounds together can help balance the workload and improve outcomes. INTRODUCING TEAM APPROACH TO WOUND MANAGEMENT WORKSHOP You will revise : How wounds heal Suture techniques & choices Wound care product use Handling injured animals Client conversations You will develop skills in : Suture patterns Specialised facial flaps Axial pattern flaps Free skin grafts Bandaging techniques How to assess wound healing PRICE INCLUDES A VET AND VET NURSE TO ATTEND! Register today >> https://www.tickettailor.com/events/vetprac/397080/

04.01.2022 Surviving to Thriving An insightful and unique panel discussion revealing war stories and successes from a diverse panel of independent veterinary practice owners who are each at different stages of their practice ownership journey. Date: Tue, 29th September 2020... Time: 1:00PM - 2:00pm AEST Location: Online Event Surviving to Thriving will hear how these practice owners have dealt with the ups and downs of being a vet and running a practice, including: people management, maximising profitability, culture and where practices need to adapt to move from just surviving to thriving. You’ll come away armed with some real life insights on successes and learnings to apply to your own practice. Register here >>https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/surviving-to-thriving-an-in

04.01.2022 Principles & Practice Of Anaesthesia & Pain Management TUESDAY NIGHTS Round 3 of PPAPM just released - this will be the FINAL round offered this year. The last 2 rounds are currently SOLD OUT.... Join Margie for a six week online skill building, confidence boosting practical approach to anaesthesia and pain management. You will revise : Week 1 Anaesthesia & Analgesia for the Geriatric Animal Week 2 Optimising Your Use Of Opioids Week 3 Clear The Confusion On Constant Rate Infusions Week 4 Maximise your Monitoring skills: Anaesthesia Week 5 Managing Your Brachy Breeds: Anaesthesia And Pain Relief Week 6 Foundations For Feline Anaesthesia You will develop skills in : How to recognise anaesthetic complications Pain physiology, cover opioid drug pharmacology Evaluating a CRI program and how it targets the pain for your patients A wholistic approach to monitoring a patient under anaesthesia How to manage the challenging healthy anaesthetic How to manage some of the unique feline complications And so much more... This is an opportunity NOT to be missed!!! Register today >> https://bit.ly/2RAvGNz

03.01.2022 ATTN VET TECHS & NURSES: Principles & Practice Of Anaesthesia & Pain Management TUESDAY NIGHTS Join Margie for a six week online skill building, confidence boosting practical approach to anaesthesia and pain management. Broaden your understanding and practical knowledge of how to manage a wide range of patients. Dr McEwen will explore the options for pain management and how they affect our canine and feline patients. Better equip yourself to recognise the positive and nega...tive changes so you can effectively and efficiently alert other members of the animal care team if needed. Even monitoring an anaesthetic can be worrisome at times, especially when the patient is not that six month old in for a routine spey. Gain a better understanding in how you can monitor, adapt and overcome some aspects of the more challenging scenarios that patients bring to an anaesthetic. From geriatric pets to brachycephalic breeds and felines. // 6 Weeks Online // Interactive and practical // Live online classroom // Small class size ONLY $297 inc GST Register today >> http://ow.ly/cmGy50Bw6xP The Australian Veterinary Nurse and Technician (AVNAT) Regulatory Council has allocated 6 AVNAT CPD points/s to this continuing education activity

02.01.2022 Perineal And Urogenital Surgery Workshop- Feb 12th - 14th 2021 Surgery of the perineal and urogenital regions can be tedious and sometimes smelly. Grow your confidence in handling these surgeries in general practice. Covering a number of techniques, you can be sure to improve your soft tissue surgery skills. Our specialist educators will be there to guide you patient side, while you get hours of hands on experience. This workshop is designed to get you operating on the rear end of your patients with more conviction. Download the brochure to learn more >> https://bit.ly/2SR0OsL

02.01.2022 REGISTER YOUR PLACE IN TEAM APPROACH TO WOUND MANAGEMENT AND BRING ALONG A VET TECH/VET NURSE AT NO EXTRA COST. Together with a team approach we will immerse you in wound management, from spey wounds to more complex trauma wounds, including wound healing, skin flap surgeries, appropriate suture and needle selection, bandaging techniques, and more! This workshop is designed to improve your clinical outcomes by giving you the opportunity to practice key clinical and technical ...skills in a collegial team environment. Register your place today >> https://www.tickettailor.com/events/vetprac/397080/

01.01.2022 BRAND NEW COURSE: COMING SOON We're so excited to announce our brand new online course - ANAESTHESIA & ANALGESIA FOR PRACTITIONERS Whether you are running the anaesthetic or keeping your left eye on it while your right eye is focusing on the surgery at hand, it is important to understand and feel confident in what you see. ... Do you have the knowledge to direct your nurse/tech what to do next? There are so many nuances among different breeds, ages and cats verses dogs. Let alone the more critical emergency anaesthetics. When the alarm starts beeping and your patient looks adequately anaesthetised, it can make for a very stressful event. What do you check first? Join Specialist anaesthesiologist Dr Margie McEwen online for six weeks as she delves into the practical knowledge of small animal anaesthesia and analgesia. Each week focuses on a different topic, and the flipped classroom style will get you thinking and engaging. Margie will share her top tips form her years of experience to help you become more confident in your next anaesthetic. JOIN THE WAITLIST HERE >> https://vetprac.lpages.co/waitlist-anaesthesia-analgesia/ There are ONLY 20 SPACES AVAILABLE. Sign up for the waitlist to get early access before we release this course to the public!