Emergency and critical care work can be stressful and demanding, and rising caseloads are contributing to more cases of burnout in the veterinary profession. With the application of evidence-based veterinary medicine, VETbytes offers a stress-relief manifesto. A new survey conducted by the British Veterinary Association has found that three-quarters of vets are concerned about stress[…]
Podcast Interview: What Vetbytes? Bronwen, Brighton and Belize
Scott Kilpatrick, director (Internal Medicine) at veterinary thought exchange chatted to Bronwen Eastwood, Co-Founder of VETbytes earlier this week for the vtx podcast. Click here to listen to the full interview and hear Bronwen’s amazing career that has taken her from Brighton to Belize and back again! In the interview, Bronwen explains how she went on[…]
Updates feed launched to help vets stay current with evidence-based knowledge
The point-of-care clinical support tool, VETbytes, has added to the veterinary resource by introducing a ‘latest updates’ feed to its first app for emergency and critical care (ECC). Launched in July in partnership with the BSAVA, VETbytes has enhanced its ability to make relevant research accessible to the end user by implementing a ‘latest updates’[…]
Fecal microbiota transplantation in parvovirus puppies
We’ve noticed an increase in parvovirus cases recently so we thought we’d share a few snippets from the treatment section of our parvovirus page. To see the full condition, subscribe or sign up for a free trial today. Did you know? In a recent study, parvovirus-infected puppies that received faecal microbiota transplantation (FMT) in addition to standard therapy showed a[…]
Xylitol poisoning in dogs in less than a minute with VETbytes
Would you know how to handle a case of xylitol toxicity? Get straight to the point of care with VETbytes’ treatment action plan. Read the ‘Key Points’ checklist in under a minute before the client arrives and know that you are up-to-date and ready for action! Ingestion can cause hypoglycaemia, hepatic failure or both Dogs that ingest >[…]
Heatstroke – VETbytes’ do’s and don’ts of treating dogs
Summer is the time of year when we are most likely to be presented with a case of heatstroke. Are you up to date with the do’s and don’ts of active cooling? Use VETbytes to quickly access the information you need to make the right clinical decisions. Cooling before presentation to the vet is associated with[…]
Emergency Guide for Treating Feline Urethral Obstruction
Treating feline urethral obstruction can challenge the most experienced vet. You have an unstable patient who will die if left untreated. You need to make critical decisions about investigation and treatment for a successful outcome. Your clients and patients are depending on it. VETbytes is your new clinical companion. On desktop, tablet or phone, its evidence-based concise clinical summaries[…]
VETbytes launches!
Revolutionary Point-of-Care App Launches, Giving Veterinary Professionals Rapid Evidence-Based Clinical Support In partnership with the British Small Animal Veterinary Association (BSAVA), Vet2Vet has launched VETbytes, a mobile point-of-care clinical support tool that gives small animal veterinary professionals critical access to the latest evidence-based information 22 July, London – A new mobile app called VETbytes goes[…]