For centuries, humans have longed to communicate more effectively with their canine companions. Understanding what our dogs are trying to tell us has often been left to guesswork and intuition. However, recent advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) are pushing the boundaries of this age-old desire, bringing the possibility of translating dog barks into human language closer to reality.
So, you've started making sustainable changes to your practice and motivated your whole team to help, but now you're wondering how you communicate all these significant changes to your customers. Moreover, how do you inspire them to adopt your green ethos, too?
As pet reptiles age, their care needs evolve significantly, and assessing their quality of life becomes increasingly important. Unlike more vocal pets like dogs and cats, reptiles often exhibit subtle signs of distress or discomfort, making it challenging for even the most attentive owners to discern their well-being. This guide delves into the critical aspects of evaluating the quality of life in older reptiles, ensuring they receive the best care in their golden years.
It’s true, isn’t it, that there is nothing more stressful than having to prepare a patient for anaesthesia, thinking about the anaesthetic protocol, calculating the doses, arranging the operating theatre etc etc. and all this for an uncooperative patient? You cannot find the right tube, other unforeseen things happen, you start to feel rushed… And all this can be compounded if complications arise during the anaesthetic procedure which, perhaps, if they had been foreseen and anticipated, could be better managed and the patient’s safety would not be compromised.
Non-tuberculous mycobacteria (NTM) are a diverse group of mycobacteria that do not cause tuberculosis but can lead to significant health issues in both humans and animals. In recent years, the presence and impact of NTM in cattle have garnered increasing attention from veterinary scientists and farmers alike. This blog delves into the nature of NTM, their implications for cattle health, and the measures needed to address this emerging challenge.
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) investigation into veterinary pricing has stirred significant debate within the veterinary community. While the investigation aims to ensure transparency and fairness in the pricing of veterinary services, it has also raised concerns about the potential abuse of veterinary professionals. This blog delves into the implications of the CMA investigation, addressing both the concerns of abuse and the necessity for pricing transparency.
On Sunday 28th July, StreetVet will be collaborating with other charities, individuals and organisations that support and promote the Human-Animal Bond (HAB) to create virtual events and competitions to inspire and educate animal lovers. As well as celebrating the relationship between humans and animals and all of the benefits they bring to us, the day intends to encourage animal lovers to engage with charities whether that is following them through social media or volunteering.
In recent years, there has been growing concern among veterinarians and pet owners alike about the frequency and necessity of worming treatments for cats and dogs. With a plethora of parasitic preventatives and treatments available, it's crucial to evaluate whether our current practices are truly beneficial or if we might be over-treating our furry friends.
In the recent webinar "Best Anaesthesia Protocols for Everyday Emergencies," sponsored by Livisto, Dr. Thaleia-Rengina Stathopoulou provided invaluable insights into the practical applications of anaesthesia in various emergency scenarios.
HT Vista, established in 2023, is the subsidiary of HT Bioimaging (HTVET), founded in 2017 by Shani Toledano, Co-Founder & CEO and Gideon Barak, Co-Founder & Chairman, with an aim to increase cancer detection at an early stage. Our mission is to save pets’ lives by promoting cancer detection at its early stage.
We are thrilled to announce that our Speaker of the Month is the esteemed Georgia Woods-Lee. With an impressive career dedicated to veterinary nursing and pet nutrition, Georgia has become a leading authority on pet obesity care and prevention.
When I was in fifth form(year 11) in the early 80s, I ran my first conservation congress for local 6th formers to discuss the plight of the environment.