www.vetsurgeon.org/.../5947-Covidien-Surgery-Flashcards-2.pdf this might be useful ..read more

[quote userid="8958" url="~/f/non-clinical-questions/26401/brexits-going-well-isn-t-it/245141#245141"] I've just had to buy a new car. I've run a 20 year old Audi for 16 years and can't get an electrical part. (It's heading for scrap) So what's that got to do with Brexit Heritage Audi in Germany have a warehouse full of parts. I have the part number, can see it online but they won't send it to me, an electrical vehicle specialist in Bath or even an Audi Main delears because to export to the UK is just too difficult. You need a specific import number and even that won't work. [/quote] It may be ..read more

Dechra has announced its acquisition of a Invetx, a biotech company. Invetx specialises in developing protein-based therapeutics for chronic conditions in companion animals, with a focus on monoclonal antibodies (mAbs). Dechra says these therapies have targeted modes of action and therefore are often more effective, provide an extended duration of activity and have fewer side effects, all of which help to extend and improve the quality of life for companion animals while decreasing the care burden for pet owners. Jesper Nordengaard, Chief Executive Officer of Dechra, said: "I regard this acqui ..read more

[quote userid="2100" url="~/f/non-clinical-questions/26401/brexits-going-well-isn-t-it/245142#245142"] for the UK to be able to forge its own path.[/quote] Yes super great wonderful....... That path will be and already is ....( sadly) downhill but we have blue passports Thanks ..read more

This is so complicated! Sometimes the cheapest is best ( but not for all owners). Sometimes cheaper is best for owner but not animal. Sometimes cheapest is hazardous if your intuition is wrong. With a case like suspect Cushing’s syndrome and empirical treatment is dangerous you have to consider the overall cost for the lifetime of the animal before starting! Sometimes euthanasia is a more appropriate option. Sometimes eg repeat ear infections, then repetitive cheap treatments end up more expensive than diagnostic tests or surgery. Repeat splints or casts may end up more expensive than one surg ..read more

[quote userid="8958" url="~/f/non-clinical-questions/26401/brexits-going-well-isn-t-it/245141#245141"] I've run a 20 year old Audi for 16 years and can't get an electrical part. (It's heading for scrap) So what's that got to do with Brexit[/quote] Well, if I was weighing up the freedom for the UK to be able to make its own decisions, apart from a socialist political project, vs the need for parts for a 20 year old Audi .... I think it will be very interesting to see what Starmer does with it all. Whether despite being a remainer, he now finds it useful for the UK to be able to forge its own pa ..read more

About Us: Christchurch Veterinary Referrals, proudly independent since 2001, is Suffolk's longest-running referral centre. We receive a busy and interesting caseload from across East Anglia, supported by our state-of-the-art facilities including on-site DR, MRI, CT, two Arthrex arthroscopic towers, and a comprehensive stock of surgical implants. We are one of the few centres in the UK regularly performing total hip replacements. Position Overview: We are seeking a dedicated and skilled Orthopaedic/Soft Tissue/Neuro Surgeon to join our esteemed team. The ideal candidate will possess at least a ..read more

[quote userid="2100" url="~/f/non-clinical-questions/26401/brexits-going-well-isn-t-it/245140#245140"]… to run and run …[/quote] Yup and good luck with that I've just had to buy a new car. I've run a 20 year old Audi for 16 years and can't get an electrical part. (It's heading for scrap) So what's that got to do with Brexit Heritage Audi in Germany have a warehouse full of parts. I have the part number, can see it online but they won't send it to me, an electrical vehicle specialist in Bath or even an Audi Main delears because to export to the UK is just too difficult. You need a specific impo ..read more

[quote userid="8182" url="~/f/non-clinical-questions/26401/brexits-going-well-isn-t-it/245139#245139"]Brexit is going….going….[/quote] … to run and run ..read more

Dave Cuffe Er, I’m not sure its the biggest ask in the world to type ‘heartvets’ into Google (!) and as for the link, that’s a standard link under all our news stories which for that reason links to our job section. The news story isnt about job opportunities at Heartvets, its about the fact that it has become an EOT. That said, I do normally include a link to the subject of news stories and forgot on this occasion, but have now added ..read more