Hospitalisation and Nursing Techniques of Exotic Species
Sonya Miles
The care of exotic animals whilst hospitalised varies dramatically from domestic species and therefore can prove to be a daunting task without adequate training. This learning series with Sonya Miles will discuss the special requirements of mammals, reptiles and birds and take you through the best...
Rabbit Anaesthesia for Nurses & New Grads
Dr Ivan Crotaz
Rabbit anaesthesia has a bad reputation for being difficult, stressful and often going wrong! However, with the right knowledge this no longer has to be the case!
The aim of this series is to give delegates the up to date knowledge & confidence to make safer and more appropriate choices...
Student Veterinary Nurse Academy Silver Package
Central CPD's bespoke learning series is designed specifically for student veterinary nurses working in small animal practice.
The series focuses on topics to aid revision in practical skills. Learning resources have been created by expert veterinary professionals to provide informative...
Analgesia & Pain Management for the Veterinary Nurse
Claire Woolford
A series of nine videos with Claire Woolford on analgesia and pain management for the veterinary nurse.
Pain management is an important part of the veterinary nurse’s role in practice. Nurses are in a unique position to be able to recognise pain and advocate for our patients to ensure they...
Anaesthesia Challenges in Everyday Practice
Claire Roberts
A series of six videos with Claire Roberts.
Anaesthesia is a daily occurrence in practice and often can be approached in a fairly routine manner. Some cases require far more consideration and planning than others, however.
This video series looks at some of the specific challenges that we...
Nursing and Anaesthesia of the Brachycephalic Patient
Kat Crane
Brachycephalic patients present multiple challenges in the peri-operative anaesthetic period, with an increased risk of morbidities relating to conformational problems and concurrent diseases.
These range from brachycephalic airway disease, ocular problems, dermatitis and gastrointestinal...
Feline Anaesthesia: Anaesthetic Equipment
Claire Roberts
This free learning series is suitable for vet nurses and covers the maintenance and use of anaesthetic equipment including the difference between rebreathing and non-rebreathing circuits, choosing the correct circuit to use and the importance of leak testing our equipment.
Minimising Feline Stress in the Practice Setting and Dealing with Challenging Patients
Dr Sarah Heath
Veterinary visits can be challenging for even the most passive of cats, as well as for their owners. Fractious behaviour is one possible indicator of emotional challenges and can make it difficult for the practice team to accurately assess and treat the cat, while also increasing the potential for...
General Anaesthesia for Nurses: From Pre-med to Recovery
Claire Woolford
Anaesthesia and analgesia is an important area within a nurses role where protocols constantly need to be reviewed and updated to further your knowledge.
This learning series with Claire Woolford offers a comprehensive overview so that anaesthesia can be planned and tailored to each patient as...
Naso-Oesophageal Tube Placement in Cats
Martha Cannon
In this free learning series for vets and vet nurses, Martha Cannon explains the advantages and disadvantages of using naso-oesophageal tubes as a method of assisted feeding in cats, demonstrates how to place them and discusses their care and maintenance.