Being organised by Charlotte Wood

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Evidence-based approach to recognising and reducing stress in pet rabbits by Amber Foote

clinicalhealth and welfarerabbit behaviourrecognising stress

Science in shorts

researchscience in shorts

Literature review on the handling and restraint of cats in practice and its effect on patient welfare by Alexandra Faye Taylor

cat handling and restraintclinicallow-stressspecies-specificwelfare

Diagnosis, treatment and nursing care of foals with diarrhoea by Samantha Feighery

clinicaldiarrhoeafoalnursing care

A veterinary nurse’s perspective: working alongside Sulawesi black crested macaques in Tasikoki Wildlife Rescue, Indonesia by Jessica Ashby

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Editorial by Wendy Nevins

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An employment law update by Nicky Ackerley

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Science in shorts

researchscience in shorts

Out of the ashes– volunteer nursing Australia’s bushfire affected native wildlife – part II by Candice Drew

australian wildlifeburns classification and treatmentbushfiresfeaturemacropodstriage

Nursing considerations for anaesthesia of the obese patient by Jennifer Marshall

anaesthesiacardiovascularclinicalhypoventilationnursingobesity

Nursing considerations for brachycephalic ocular syndrome by Amber Foote

brachycephalic ocular syndromeclinicalnursing considerationsophthalmic nursing

Nursing considerations for wildlife in practice by Stacey Vickery

clinicalethicsrehabilitationwelfarewildlife nursing

What is lactate and why are we measuring it? by Amy Readthorn

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Evaluating the healing process and the need for a ‘wound nurse’ in the veterinary clinic using a case study reflection by Claire Tomkinson

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Editorial by Nikki Ruedisueli

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