VetCast

Parotid Duct Transposition Retrospective Review

Parotid duct transposition in dogs: a retrospective review of 92 eyes from 1999 to 2009.

Corneal Impression Cytology in dogs with KCS

Lejarza-Illaro et al., (2019) Veterinary Record 184, 678.

Glomerular Disease Consensus Recommendations Part 1

Part 1 of the summary of Consensus Recommendations for Standard Therapy of Glomerular Disease in Dogs

VetCast News 14th January 2019

Round up up of vet news on 14th January 2019 including: - RCVS Graduate Outcomes survey - Mind Matters Initiative - BVA Canine Health Scheme - National Obesity Awareness Week - Webinar Vet Virtual Congress - Start up your independent clinic - ISFM Cat Friendly Courses - CEVA Animal Welfare Awards - Rescuing street dogs from Romania

9 Top Tips for Indirect Ophthalmology

This episode gives 9 tops tips on using an indirect lens to improve your fundoscopy: - Dilate your eye fully - Become familiar with the lens you are using - Use a bright light - Light touch restraint - Find your tapetal reflex - Getting the image on the lens - Alignment! Alignment! Alignment! - Move with the lesion - Practice! Practice! Practice!

How to... surgically repair a prolapsed nictitans gland

Kirby's Rule of 20 (Critical Care)

Kirby developed her Rule of Twenty to provide a checklist to think of when managing a critical care patient. This podcast summarises that checklist and will help develop a way of ensuring nothing is missed when caring for critical patients.

Telemedicine

An exploration into the world of telemedicine. You may not realise it but this is something you already use on a regular basis in your small animal clinic. This episodes looks at some of the risks and opportunities that modern technology brings.

Introduction to VetCast

Hello and welcome to VetCast, a new podcast designed for the small animal vet. I’m Catherine Wilkinson, a small animal vet with two small children at home who make finding spare time to catch up on CPD pretty tough. I tried to find CPD that I could listen to during my commute but I didn’t anything to suit my requirements. Through this podcast I hope to change that and allow vets to learn whilst on the go.