No Iso, No Problem: TIVA also deserves a place in General Small Animal Practice

Picture of dog being injected with a anaesthesia needle by a Veterinary Doctor

A colleague messaged me mid-morning: “The soda lime canister has cracked — can we still use isoflurane today?” The short answer was no. A damaged anaesthetic system compromises workplace and patient safety, increasing the risk of gas leakage, personnel exposure, and rebreathing of carbon dioxide. But the more interesting question is: what now? This is […]

The WhatsApp Message

Image of a Smart Phone screen showing some social media apps such as WhatsApp

“I need to start a disciplinary,” he said.  It was 8.07am.  I hadn’t finished my first cup of tea.  “Okaaay,” I replied. “What’s going on?”  “She’s undermined me in front of the whole team. I can’t let that stand.”  Ah. We were in “example must be made” territory.  The crime? A WhatsApp message sent at […]

The Clash of Generations in Recruitment

Gen Z Woman Sitting by a Table Taking Notes at a Meeting

Should we be learning from Gen Z? Recruitment has evolved over the years, but there is a general feeling that it became over complicated. Until the middle of the 20th century, recruitment was mostly informal based on local hiring through word-of-mouth. After WWII there was a paradigm shift from agriculture to manufacturing work and a […]