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VetTips: TTA & Stifle Surgery
Tip 1: What is the leading reason for lameness in dogs- that’s right, cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) disease! Approximately 70% of dogs presented for hind limb lameness that weigh more than 18kg are most likely to suffer from a ruptured cranial cruciate ligament. Tip...
Canine Rehabilitation & Sports Therapy – Top Tips
Tip 1: What is the benefit of prehab and rehab? Prehab: Sometimes prehab is considered a luxury but it can certainly make rehab easier. The better the range of motion, flexibility and strength prior to surgery, the easier and faster the rehab will be. Therefore...
BRAND NEW Canine Sports & Rehab Quiz
Dear Colleagues, We know how much you LOVE our quizzes – we have HUNDREDS of you take our quizzes each and every month. We’ve put together another Canine Sports & Rehabilitation quiz that you’re going to really enjoy. Click here to take part in the quiz and but your...
Why would somebody need a coach?
Written by Dr Cathy Warburton Ah – a good question indeed. I am sure we all know people that have had fantastic careers without the need for any paid input. I was one of them. I was happy to bounce ideas off colleagues, family and friends and overall it went pretty...
Brand New TTA & Stifle Surgery Quiz
Dear Colleagues, We’ve put together a BRAND NEW TTA & Stifle Surgery Quiz. We’d love for you to give it a go, put your thinking caps on and see how you rank against your colleagues! Click here to take the quiz and we wish you good luck! The quiz is completely...
Arbutus Medical Drill Cover System
We came across this groovy practical drill cover and thought you might be interested. Here's what the company has to say about it.. The Drill Cover System is an orthopedic surgical solution so that sterile surgery can be performed by small and large animal...
What is my practice worth? Values and Decisions with Tony Thelander…
In this interview with Dr Tony Thelander we discover a little bit about the business of selling a business... Hi Tony, Thanks for being apart of today's interview. Lets start with a bit about yourself... How/When did you get into practice valuation? After a lifetime...
What is Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy?
As part of our focus on Canine Rehabilitation this Spring we are bringing you some information on new types of therapy for healing. Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy is not new, but it is worth looking at for your patients. We asked the people at Pulsevet for some...
Planking pups? Welcome to the world of Canine Rehabilitation
Dr Van Dyke is an accomplished surgeon. But, she is cutting less these days. Why is that? Dr Van Dyke is revolutionising the way we examine and treat our patients, both in the acute injury phase and over the longer term through the burgeoning field of Canine...
Introducing OrthoPets
OrthoPets started in 2003 as a hobby in the garage of our founder, Martin Kaufmann. OrthoPets now works on an average of 175 patients per month from all over the world. To date, we have worked on over 12,000 pets from 35 different countries! Being the founders and...
Canine Lameness and Rehabilitation Quiz
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Dr Richmond Loh…he’s no fish out of water!
It’s hard to explain how impressive this week’s featured veterinarian is. Generous beyond explanation, talented and accomplished like you wouldn’t believe. He’s a pioneer in the world of aquatic medicine, and seriously, such a nice person. This week, we caught up with...
Helping your ‘Best Mates’; isn’t that what its all about?
Seriously...how amazing is our veterinary community?! It is filled with people who give, and care, and strive to do better. Dr Jason Rapke and his wonderful team at Glen Iris Veterinary Clinic are going above and beyond everyday. They have created the incredible...
A life less ordinary…meet the wonderful Dr Cathy Warburton
There are some members of our veterinary community who are a just an inspiration and a joy to be around. Dr Cathy Warburton is one of our favourites and has an insight that improves the lives of everyone she meets. Dr Warburton is a very experienced veterinarian and...
High Achievers Online Training Program
Dear Colleagues, There is a very close link between well-being and success. But what is it? How do we get it and how can we maintain it? If you’ve ever wavered in your love for your work or wondered about your purpose, then read on! Join us for a six week online...
Taking a closer look with specialist ophthalmologist, Dr. Edith Hampson
'Eye' am sure many of you know this week's very talented (and down right wonderful) featured member of our VetPrac community, specialist ophthalmologist, Dr. Edith Hampson (BVSc PhD FANZCVS). Dr Hampson is currently working at The University of Queensland where she...
How do you switch off?
I find it really hard...In fact, it wasn't until day 10 of my 14 day holiday that I felt like my internal clock was finally slowing down. Why? Well - like you, I own my own business. Like you, I have responsibilities and social commitments that I enjoy and feel...
Life in the fast lane
Our profession is filled with wonderfully talented people; people who excel at work and beyond. Dr Laura Brown is one of those people! Laura is an accomplished veterinarian, being the senior vet for the Animal Animal Welfare League (AWL) Veterinary Clinic NSW,...
Cardona Vet Conference 2016
It is neurologically impossible to ski down a slope at Cadrona and recall the differential diagnoses of hepatobiliary disease in cats. Which is why our friend Dr David Collins is doing such a wonderful job with his Veterinary Ski Trips. Learn in the morning, Ski all...
Meet the winners of VetPrac’s ‘Practical New-Graduate Scholarship’ 2015
Tymon Yeo: University Prize Winner, Murdoch University, WA Tymon was the recipient of one of the VetPrac's 'Practical New-Graduate Scholarship Prizes,' valued at $1500, in 2015. These prizes are awarded to veterinary students who actively pursue the development of...