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Vet Synapse Podcast by Vet Education

A podcast connecting the world of research, innovation, and practical help to the veterinary profession.

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31:12

Insect-Based Pet Food – What’s the Buzz?

Vet Synapse Podcast by Vet Education ·

2023/05/04

In this episode of Vet Synapse, Dr Philip Judge is joined by Dr Nicky Sluczanowski from Pet Good, as they discuss all about the buzz around insect-based pet food.

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20:40

Management of Hyponatraemia in a Dog

Vet Synapse Podcast by Vet Education ·

2022/11/10

Hyponatraemia is a potentially life-threatening electrolyte disturbance, that requires the clinician not only to recognise and treat the underlying cause, but to also carefully manage the electrolyte disorder itself, to avoid causing osmotic demyelination within the central nervous system. In this short podcast, we'll work through an approach to managing the electrolyte disorder, using a series of calculations that will enable you to effectively and safely raise sodium concentrations to

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20:23

Management of Hypernatraemia in a Dog

Vet Synapse Podcast by Vet Education ·

2022/10/06

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Nutrition in the Critical Patient with Kara Burns

Vet Synapse Podcast by Vet Education ·

2021/10/27

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43:16

Hard Facts about Soft Skills

Vet Synapse Podcast by Vet Education ·

2021/08/06

In this episode of Vet Synapse, we speak with veterinarian and co-founder of Colourful CPD, Dr Brian Faulkner, about developing your "soft skills" as veterinary professionals, and how these can offer enormous help in both our professional and everyday lives!

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Anaesthesia for the Patient with Diaphragmatic Hernia

Vet Synapse Podcast by Vet Education ·

2021/03/15

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Book Review: A Color Handbook of Infectious Diseases...

Vet Synapse Podcast by Vet Education ·

2020/07/06

The field of infectious diseases in small animal medicine is an enormous and challenging field, with infectious diseases being responsible for a wide range of symptoms and diseases, that frequently overlap with non-infectious conditions. A Color Handbook of Infectious Diseases of the Dog and Cat is both a welcome and valuable addition to the small animal veterinarian’s library for many reasons. Visit the episode page to know more -

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24:13

Canine Necrotising Fasciitis – A Short Review of the...

Vet Synapse Podcast by Vet Education ·

2020/05/14

What is Canine necrotising fasciitis? Canine necrotising fasciitis (NF) is an uncommon, deep-seated destructive infection of the skin, subcutaneous, and superficial fascia. Rarely, the process also can occur in the muscle, when it is termed necrotising myositis (NM). Both of these conditions can be associated with another syndrome called toxic shock syndrome (TSS). Read more.

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27:12

Acute Liver Failure – A review of recent publications

Vet Synapse Podcast by Vet Education ·

2020/04/27

Acute liver failure is a severe, often fatal condition of the liver, characterised by severe and widespread liver injury resulting in cellular necrosis, inflammation, and associated loss of liver function. The aim of this blog is to summarise findings from two recent literature reviews on acute liver failure in dogs and cats, and a recent retrospective review of 49 clinical cases of acute liver failure in dogs. Acute liver failure is defined as acute liver injury that is severe enough that it

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05:48

Book Review - Small Animal Fluid Therapy, Acid-Base...

Vet Synapse Podcast by Vet Education ·

2020/04/27

Small Animal Fluid Therapy, Acid-Base and Electrolyte Disorders is a short text designed to highlight some of the more important aspects of fluid therapy, acid-base and electrolyte disorders, in an easy-to-read, concise format, facilitating rapid access to core information. The author, Dr Elisa Mazzaferro, is a well-respected, internationally recognised expert, and widely published author in the field of veterinary emergency and critical care. The book opens with a useful chapter on fluid

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04:51

Book Review - Veterinary Nursing Care Plans: Theory...

Vet Synapse Podcast by Vet Education ·

2020/04/27

Veterinary Nursing Care Plans: Theory and Practice is designed to inform the reader of both the theory and practice of care planning in veterinary nursing. The author is a well-respected veterinary and human nurse – holding a degree in pharmacology, and both veterinary and human nursing qualifications. Veterinary nursing care plans are still in their relative infancy in terms of development, when compared to those in human healthcare, making this book a useful resource in highlighting the benefits

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18:55

Feline Circulatory Shock

Vet Synapse Podcast by Vet Education ·

2020/04/27

Despite the large numbers of studies investigating both physiology and treatment of shock syndromes in both people and dogs, there is a relative paucity of studies on this topic in cats. Let’s begin by describing shock in cats. The clinical syndrome of shock in cats has been characterized by 3 things... read more.

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23:55

Blood Lactate in the Critical Patient - Where Are We...

Vet Synapse Podcast by Vet Education ·

2020/04/27

In this episode of Vet Synapse, Dr. Philip Judge talks about the importance of blood lactate and why its a valuable monitoring tool in small animal patients. This podcast is brought to you by Vet Education. For more information, please visit veteducation.com.au

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10:28

Nutritional Support of Dogs and Cats with Cancer

Vet Synapse Podcast by Vet Education ·

2019/05/15

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11:59

Toceranib Use in Dogs and Cats

Vet Synapse Podcast by Vet Education ·

2019/05/15

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04:43

Peripheral Pulse Palpation vs. Doppler SAP in Dogs...

Vet Synapse Podcast by Vet Education ·

2019/04/15

The physical detection of peripheral pulses, and the characterization of those pulses – as strong, moderate or weak, has long been used in triage assessment protocols in both humans and animals – with the assumption that strong pulses correlate with higher blood pressure, whereas weak pulses correlate with lower blood pressure. However, in humans, study of the association between peripheral pulse and arterial blood pressure has revealed that systolic arterial pressure measurements were lower than

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