Journal Article Review: Effectiveness of Intravenous Fluid Resuscitation in Hypotensive Cats
This study highlights the need for future prospective studies to evaluate several outcomes following intravenous fluid therapy in hypotensive cats.
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Damage Control Surgery for Management of Traumatic Haemoabdomen in the Dog and Cat
Learn all about damage control surgery for management of traumatic haemoabdomen in the dog and cat.
Hypotensive Resuscitation in the Dog and Cat: Current Concepts and Practice
Learn what Hypotensive Resuscitation is in dogs and cats, how it works, what is recommended, and much more. Read now!
Acute Traumatic Coagulopathy/ Trauma-Associated Coagulopathy
Acute trauma coagulopathy (trauma associated coagulopathy) is a severe coagulopathy that can occur following acute trauma. Read more!
Microenteral Nutrition in Dogs and Cats
Read this informative article by Dr. Philip Judge to learn all about microenteral nutrition in dogs and cats.
Updates in Understanding Acute Pancreatitis in Dogs and Cats: 2010-2020
The diagnosis and management of pancreatitis in small animal patients can present several challenges. Read more to get the latest updates!
Coral Snake Envenomation in the Dog and Cat in the United States of America
This short review by Dr. Karla Smith and Dr. Philip Judge discusses envenomation by coral snake species found in the USA.
Laryngeal Paralysis in Dogs – A Brief Review
Laryngeal paralysis may result from dysfunction of laryngeal muscles, recurrent laryngeal, or vagus nerves, or cricoarytenoid ankylosis.
Management of Hypothermia under General Anaesthesia
Learn all about Management of Hypothermia under General Anaesthesia with this informative article by Dr Philip Judge. Read now!
Critical Illness-Related Corticosteroid Insufficiency (CIRCI) in Dogs
A summary of the pathology of the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis in critical illness, and to outline current knowledge on diagnostics and treatment of CIRCI in dogs and cats.
Clinical Use of Tranexamic Acid in the Dog
Here’s a detailed blog about tranexamic acid and its potential use in a wide range of emergency and critical illnesses in the dog.
Book Review – Small Animal Anesthesia and Pain Management, 2nd Edition: A Color Handbook
A review of Small Animal Anesthesia and Pain Management, 2nd Edition: A Color Handbook by Dr. Philip Judge.
Book Review: Australia’s Dangerous Snakes
A review of Australia’s Dangerous Snakes – Identification, Biology and Envenoming, a book that examines in some detail, the biology, natural history, venom properties, and bite treatment of medically important venomous snakes in Australia and its surrounding waters.
Update on the Role of Companion Animals in the COVID-19 Pandemic
In this webinar, Dr. Lappin reviews what is currently known (and not known) about SARS-CoV-2, the cause of COVID-19 in people.
The Corona Virus Outbreak – Advice for Veterinary Professionals and their clients
Here is what you need to know, based on the recent WSAVA advisory document on COVID-19.
Acute Liver Failure – A review of recent publications
Listen to Dr. Philip Judge as he reviews some of the recent veterinary publications, to see what they say about how we can best manage these critically ill patients.
5 Things You Need To Know About Wound Management in Small Animal Practice
Uncover 5 key tenets of effective wound management in dogs and cats that you can apply to ANY wound in your practice!
13 Unique Christmas Gifts to Pleasantly Surprise Your Veterinary Friends
Wondering what to get your veterinary colleagues this holiday season? Here’s a list of 13 perfect gifts that they are sure to love. Happy gifting!
The Great Colloid Debate
This discussion aims to highlight, and clarify some of the current controversies in the crystalloid versus colloid use in fluid resuscitation, as well as to address some of the safety concerns regarding the use of synthetic colloids in septic patients.
The Use of Biomarkers in Emergency and Critical Care
This short write-up aims to review some of the recent research being conducted on the use of biomarkers.