Apr 22, 2020
A great video about wounds and lameness, with helpful tips for triage.
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A great video about wounds and lameness, with helpful tips for triage.
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Some days I get to play with tiny little fuzzy donkeys at work! #largeanimalvet #vetmed #equinevet #donkey #minidonkey https://www.instagram.com/uddermaddness/p/BwMitbiDhPxkf-HHocGg1bOCHi9lK7NDoVBKTs0/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1gszrhogmzxs1
After Hours Rotation
Throughout the year, final year students have to complete two weeks of ‘after hours’, comprising a total of three nights at the small animal emergency centre and three nights at the equine hospital. The small animal emergency nights are actual shifts where we are expected to work through the night, consulting, looking after the ICU patients, and treating emergency cases as they arrive. The 10pm to 8am shift is an absolute killer! Copious amounts of caffeine and sugar are a necessity to remain functional throughout the night. The only good thing about these shifts is that we’re allowed to wear scrubs, which are essentially professional pyjamas. There is a magical time around 3am where things usually become quiet (touch wood) and everyone starts to get a little delirious and giggly. This is when the staff let their guard down and students become privy to the hospital goss. All of my overnight shifts were dead quiet (maybe that’s not the best term to use in this situation) which made the nights drag out painfully. The worst part was leaving the hospital in the morning, blinded by the light and feeling like a zombie, while your friends rolled in, fresh-faced and full of enthusiasm for the day ahead.
The British Equine Veterinary Association has produced some videos about telephone based consultations for use during this pandemic, but there are many important points highlighted which will be useful for all equestrians even when we are out of this situation. Please watch!
If you don't know how to take a horse's pulse, here is a video with a simple explanation. Remember practice makes perfect!
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Got to work on this little girls pony who reminded me so much of the Thelwell ponies. Had a good time educating her and showing her how a dental float was done. #largeanimalvet #equinevet #thelwellpony #lovemyjob #cutecrew #pony #dental
It’s been a weekend so far, but it’s been filled with some cute patients. #day135 #100happydaysandcounting #haflinger #foal #equinevet #vetmed #foalingseason #crazyweekend #oncall
Buttons on a butt. Placed some tension relieving sutures after this guy decided to slice his butt open on something out in the field. #day93 #100happydays #vetmed #largeanimalvet #equinevet #buttons #sutures #tensionrelieving