Helping hands in PNG
Four emerging Papua New Guinea (PNG) scientists have begun a Charles Sturt University (CSU) training program designed to address a critical shortage of veterinarians...
America and Australia in partnership to save the Tassie devil
An American zoo is partnering with an Australian university to save the Tasmanian devil in the wild.
San Diego Zoo Global and the University of...
Shock collars are bad
The Australian Veterinary Association says electronic collars won’t solve dog barking problems and make behaviour problems worse. AVA spokesperson Dr Katrina Ward said that...
Fat cats
Researchers from the University of Illinois interested in finding a method to maintain healthy body weight in cats, looked at a previously suggested claim...
Decent health care for pets not an optional extra
Vets across Australia are appalled by media stories claiming they are recommending unnecessary treatments, says Australia’s peak veterinary association. “Recent stories in the media...
Uptick in business sentiment driving fit-out finance
BUSINESSES TRADITIONALLY REFRAIN from making non-essential improvements during times of economic uncertainty and veterinary practices are no exception. However, with consumer and business sentiment...
5 questions to ask when buying small animal ultrasound systems
Purchasing an ultrasound is a large investment for most small animal practices therefore it is paramount to carry out thorough research. Below we have...
Digital imaging made easy
As many veterinary practices begin to convert from film-based to digital imaging, Australian Imaging & Agfa HealthCare is there. But with an influx of...
CR35 Vet – The only ONE-FOR- ALL Scanner
THE NEW CR35 VET COMBINES exceptional full body and intra oral radiography (Dental) in one compact machine. Unlike other CR systems that have a...
iM3 offers superior customer service and support
WHEN MANY VETERINARIANS ARE moving away from CR systems for standard radiography, the opposite seems to be the case with dental radiography.
DR dental systems...