02 May 2021 02 May 2021

Volume 5 | Issue 3

ISSN (Print): 2516-0583

ISSN (Online): 2516-0591

The future of the veterinary profession

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Standing surgery – who benefits and who pays?

Interpretation of distal limb nerve blocks in the horse

Figure 3. Transtheoretical model of change by Prochaska and DiClemente (1984).

Applying the science of behaviour change to the management of strangles

Figure 8. Standing ventriculocordectomy via a laryngotomy a) laryngotomy incision b) general positioning for the procedure c) intraoperative picture of the forceps grasping the everted ventricle.

Standing upper airway surgery: what can be done?

Equine Review

Figure 2. Here a proportion of the hay ration was mixed with straw to increase foraging behaviour and improve time spent with head and neck in a natural grazing position.

Optimising the welfare of equids on box rest: thinking outside the box