Canine Rehabilitation: Physical Therapy Equipment Changing Post-Operative Care
Underwater treadmill, laser, NMES and balance boards — how canine rehabilitation equipment is reshaping recovery timelines after TPLO, FHO and spinal surgery.
Equine Therapy Technology in 2026: Shockwave, Laser and Ultrasound
Extracorporeal shockwave, class IV laser and therapeutic ultrasound are now established tools in performance-horse practice. Here's the evidence base and the clinical use cases.
Autoclave vs EO Gas: Choosing the Right Sterilisation Method for Your Vet Clinic
Steam autoclaving and ethylene oxide gas serve very different instrument categories. Knowing which to use for which items prevents damage and ensures sterility.
Flexible Endoscopy for Small-Animal Practice: Equipment and Workflow
Gastroscope, bronchoscope or cystoscope first? A practical guide to building flexible endoscopy capability in a general small-animal practice.
Multiparameter Patient Monitoring in Veterinary Practice: What to Prioritise
ECG, SpO2, NIBP, capnography, temperature — not every monitor provides all five. Here's how to match monitoring capability to your clinical workload.
Setting Up an In-House Veterinary Laboratory: Which Analysers Do You Actually Need?
Haematology, biochemistry, urinalysis or electrolytes first? A practical framework for sequencing your in-clinic diagnostic investment.
How to Choose a Veterinary Anaesthesia Machine: A Buyer’s Guide
Rebreathing vs non-rebreathing, integrated vs stand-alone vaporiser, circuit size — five practical considerations before you buy.
Anesthesia Monitoring: Vital Signs Every Veterinary Team Should Track
A safe anaesthesia is a monitored anaesthesia. Six core parameters every general-practice team should record on every case.
Positioning Tips: Getting Diagnostic-Quality Lateral and VD Views
Small positioning errors waste exposures and frustrate teams. Five practical tips to nail standard small-animal projections.
Best Practices for Thoracic Radiography in Dogs and Cats
Three projections, peak inspiration, consistent technique — a refresher on getting diagnostic-quality thoracic films every time.
