Focus on Procedures – Local Nerve Blocks for Small Animal Dentistry
Dr Aaron Forsyeth
Dr Gary Wilson
Month: February 2026
Ultrasound of the Liver and GI Tract
Dr Lorrie Gaschen
Dr Robert Williams
Dr Jessica Beseeches
Chronic Pain Management in Geriatric Pets
Managing pain in geriatric patients requires a multimodal approach that accounts for comorbidities, altered pharmacokinetics, and diminished organ function.
High-Flow Nasal Cannula Oxygen Therapy for Carbon Monoxide Poisoning in Dogs: Key Takeaways
While oxygen therapy has always been the mainstay of treatment, this case series from Robertson and colleagues introduces an important advance: the use of high-flow nasal cannula oxygen therapy (HFNOT) to rapidly reduce carboxyhaemoglobin levels.
Cutaneous Paraneoplastic Syndromes in Cats: 5 Things You Should Know
The comprehensive review from Guillen et al consolidates current knowledge on feline CPSs, and we’ve distilled the key clinical takeaways to help you recognise, investigate, and manage these challenging cases in practice.
January 2026: Updates from the Literature
It’s hard to keep up sometimes – and keeping up to date with advances in scientific knowledge is no different. That’s why, each month, we’ll pick our top choice of the top articles from scientific literature – and put a simple summary here – just for you!
New WSAVA Reproduction Guidelines with Dr Melissa Court
We explore the new reproduction control guidelines from the World Small Animal Veterinary Association. We translate evidence on gonadectomy and non-surgical alternatives into practical preventive care strategies.
Perianaesthetic Analgesia Guidelines with Dr Laurie Steiner
In this episode, we look at the new evidence-based Perianaesthetic Analgesic Guidelines from the Australian Veterinary Anaesthesia and Analgesia Advisory Panel. Laurie Steiner from Zoetis Australia joins us to explain practical pain management tips for busy clinicians.
What Makes a Good Portable Ultrasound?
We sit down with Shelly Gunther from Clarius Ultrasound to get past the hype and focus on what really counts in portable ultrasound. This includes image quality, durability, smart design, and AI-driven innovation for practices of all sizes.
AI in Veterinary Practice – Where Are We Going?
Inspired by seeing his veterinarian parents spend hours on paperwork, Mitch Sigley started VetNotes. It is now part of the Techstars Sydney 2024 cohort. His goal is to help veterinary teams save time and work more efficiently with AI.
