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Refeeding syndrome in wildlife and why feeding is not always the right thing to do (immediately).
Free Talk Refeeding Syndrome In Wildlife. Wildlife admitted after prolonged starvation are at serious risk the moment feeding begins. Refeeding syndrome is a potentially fatal metabolic disturbance that can follow the reintroduction of food in starved or anorexic wildlife. The good news is that it can be prevented with the right approach to fluid therapy and a carefully planned feeding protocol.
Bat Treatment in Practice for Vets and Nurses
This 40 minute webinar from Emma “The Bat Nurse” is an essential watch for any veterinary surgeon or nurse in practice that wishes to improve their bat care.
National Bat Helpline suggest that at least 950 bats are brought to veterinary surgeries in the UK every year (BCT). It may seem daunting to have a bat arrive in your surgery but help is available to assist you in managing these fascinating individuals just as competently as any other species.
Introduction to Avian Anaesthesia for Zoo and Wildlife vets and nurses.
Introduction to Avian Anaesthesia is a 50 minute webinar aiming to equip Zoo and Wildlife Vets and Veterinary nurses to safely approach Avian Anaesthesia Hosted by Tawny Kershaw BSc MSc RVN of The Veterinary Nerd
HELP, I’ve been presented with a bat!
A short 15 minute webinar on safe and effective triage of the bat for in practice GP vets and nurses. Hosted by Emma White RVN APVN in Small Mammals & Wildlife. The BAT nurse.
Help, I’ve been presented with a cat attack bird
A 10 minute overview of the triage, stabilisation and treatment of the cat attack bird for veterinary surgeons and nurses in general practice.
Help, I have been presented with a pigeon that cannot fly!
Help, I’ve been presented with a pigeon that cannot fly
A 20 minute webinar for the in practice veterinarian or veterinary nurse on how to triage a pigeon that cannot fly. Including radiographic positioning and interpretation, and stabilisation of the patient.
Webinars coming soon …..
Help, I’ve been presented with a fox!
Help, I’ve been presented with a hedgehog
Help, I’ve been presented with a badger
Help, I’ve been presented with a seal
Help, I’ve been presented with a bird with trichomonas
Help, I’ve been presented with a stranded turtle.