For the constant pursuit of better patient outcomes.
Empowering Future Vets at Adelaide University! 🩺
We recently had an amazing time engaging with veterinary students at Adelaide University! From hands-on CPR workshops to insightful talks on mental health and transitioning to new grads, we're proud to support the next generation of veterinary professionals. Big thanks to Dr. Amelia, Han, Stephanie, Mandy, Cat O'Leary, and Matt Hollindale for making it all happen!
Check out some snapshots from the event!
What a fantastic night with our Melbourne veterinary professionals! 👏 Although they may not see as many ticks or snakes (yet) as our SEQ colleagues, the thirst for knowledge was evident. Dr Andrew Padula and the AEA team shared invaluable insights and videos that were truly appreciated!
🐍 Canberra marks the third night of our Tick & Snake Roadshow, which is fully booked! If you missed out, don't worry—you can join the waitlist or explore other upcoming locations. Registration link in comments. 👇
Last night, we kicked off the Tick & Snake Roadshow 2024 with Animal Emergency Service Hobart
Thank you to all the veterinary professionals who attended. Your commitment to enhancing your skills in tick and snake envenomation is incredible.
Missed Hobart? Don’t worry—there are more events nationwide!
🔗 Register now for upcoming sessions: animalhealthacademy.com.au/events/ticksnakeroadshow
We look forward to seeing our Melbourne veterinary professionals tonight at Animal Emergency Service Hawthorn East
Join our very own Dr Rob Webster & Dr Ellie Leister for our Tick & Snake Roadshow and learn the latest on the treatment and management of tick paralysis and snake envenomation in dogs and cats. Registration links in comments.
🌟We are so proud of our new AEA blood bank members and the fantastic work they're doing!🌟
Pet blood donations can mean the difference between life and death. Blood transfusions are crucial in treating illnesses, trauma, surgery, snake bites, or poisoning. Since blood can only be stored for 1 month, regular donations from generous fur donors are essential.
With medicine, surgery, and advanced diagnostics all in one location, our patients receive the highest standard of care. Our team is dedicated to ensuring each pet's comfort and care.
New donors can be directed to our nurses for a detailed explanation of the donation process. We conduct a complete physical examination and health check to ensure pets are fit for donation.
We work as a team to maintain a steady supply of blood products that benefit all our patients. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out!
When was the last time you saw a GDV case? To make sure you're prepared, we have a full protocol to guide you through diagnosis, treatment, and more.
Access here: https://loom.ly/LIhBubQ
🎉 We are excited to finally open our doors to Animal Emergency Service Hawthorn East, our 10th ECC clinic in Australia! 🎉 Specialising in emergency and critical care, this state-of-the-art hospital is the first of its kind in the area, bringing patient-centered, evidence-based medical care to Melbourne.
Dr. Tim Adams, our Hospital Director, shares his excitement: "Stepping into our spacious and beautifully designed clinic, you'll see why we're so passionate about what we do. Providing high-quality care alongside our dedicated team, who prioritise both pets and their owners, is incredibly fulfilling. The demand for exceptional veterinary services in this area is clear, and the community’s robust support has played a crucial role in establishing our hospital here. It's the perfect fit for us and for Hawthorn East."
Find out more https://loom.ly/MiDl_Ho
Anaphylaxis is one of the most common veterinary emergencies. 🐝 So which of these would you give to treat anaphylaxis, and which would you avoid?
Access our full anaphylaxis protocol here: https://loom.ly/TPX8xW4
We are just days away from opening our 10th ECC clinic, in Hawthorn East. With signage now complete Animal Emergency Service Hawthorn East will be opening it's doors on the 13th May.
Despite rising numbers of small animal veterinarians, there's still record demand for veterinary services worldwide. Recent statistics revealed that for every 1000 pets in Australia, there are 1.43 vets!
Here's how you can help: https://loom.ly/l1rzQvU
What are your current veterinary goals? Maybe you want to learn a new surgical technique, study for your memberships, or expand your skills beyond the clinic.
Here are a few tips to help you achieve those goals: https://loom.ly/uPV78E0
Have you met our internal medicine specialist, Dr. Elizabeth Settles? With an extensive veterinary background, Dr. Settles now provides case advice for veterinarians across Australia.
Learn all about her background and specialist services in our interview: https://loom.ly/c7wZq8U
To all the passionate, hard-working, and caring vets who strive for the best possible patient care in our hospitals. To all the veterinarians across Australia and the world who provide vital healthcare to all animals in need. And to every single veterinarian in any field, striving to make a difference to animal welfare. You are all essential.
Wishing you all a happy World Veterinary Day!
Veterinary Receptionists and Client Care are the beating heart of all veterinary hospitals. From the first point of contact to the moment a pet leaves the hospital, CCRs are there every step of the way with knowledge and support for clients, pets, and veterinary teams.
So let's take this week to say thanks for all the support of our client care teams!
One surgery, many methods! Which of these gastropexy methods have you performed, and which one is the odd one out? 🤔
The 30th annual Veterinary Nurses Council of Australia Inc. (VNCA) conference was held last week, and we're proud to announce that our very own Hayley Strain from Pet ICU was awarded "Best First Time Presenter". 🎉
Congratulations, Hayley, on this incredible effort and for sharing your passion with the next generation of veterinary nurses and technicians! 👏
Here at Animal Emergency Australia we believe that healthy animals need a healthy climate, so our practice is excited to announce that we are taking part in the Climate Care Program. Developed by our friends at Vets for Climate Action, the program will help us to learn how we can make our practice environmentally sustainable.
Over the next few months, we’ll be learning about:
• better recycling practises to minimise our landfill
• protecting our precious water resource
• energy use and efficiency
• renewable energy
• how to make better buying decisions, and
• chemicals, toxins and pharmaceuticals.
This is one way we are doing our bit to be more sustainable and help to halt climate change.
We’re looking forward to sharing our Climate Care journey with you and our Climate Champions are happy to answer any questions. In the meantime, we’d love to hear about actions you take in your own home and everyday life to be more environmentally friendly. Share below in the comments.
Have you heard of the concept of an "open hospital"? Designed to collaborate with clients and promote transparency, there are plenty of benefits that come with operating as an open hospital.
So is this the future of veterinary practice? Read our article to find out more: https://loom.ly/ThmybDY
We're incredibly proud to announce that two of our experienced team from Pet ICU are speaking at the 30th Veterinary Nurses Council of Australia Inc. (VNCA) Conference in Adelaide this week!
For VNCA attendees, be sure to join these two incredibly passionate and talented nurses for three exciting discussions as they share their expertise and knowledge with the veterinary world.
Congratulations to both Hayley and Tori on this amazing achievement! 👏
Linear foreign bodies can prove to be challenging, particularly in patients showing only mild clinical signs. But what about when it's an entire intestine full of them!?
Find out how the Canberra Veterinary Emergency Services team handled this tricky case in this month's issue of Vet Practice: https://loom.ly/LuBry-8
Our Animal Emergency Service Tanawha team are no strangers to dogs eating odd items - but 30 pieces of wire is something we don't often see!
Thanks to very clever thinking by the AES Tanawha team, all pieces of wire were rapidly removed before they could cause any damage to this playful pup.
So how did they do it? Find out here thanks to Sunshine Coast News: https://loom.ly/MmSRWbU
Wishing a happy Easter to all veterinary teams and animals! 🥚🐇
May you enjoy this joyful time with your families. We'd also like to thank the teams working over the weekend, providing much-needed veterinary care. May your Apomorphine be effective on any patients who may have indulged in a cheeky chocolate or two! 🍫
Why is veterinary marketing so important? And how can you keep up in the fast-paced world of marketing where things are constantly changing and evolving?
Gain valuable insight from AEA Marketing Manager, Jacqui Brandwood, as we discuss her veterinary marketing journey and advice for marketing your veterinary services: https://loom.ly/VL1uxgE
With heavy hearts, we pay respects to a true pioneer in veterinary science: Adj. Prof. Philip Moses. Phil passed away on Saturday morning after a valiant battle with cancer, marking the end of an era for the veterinary community in Australia and beyond.
For over three decades, Phil was not just a colleague, but a mentor, friend, and inspiration to all across the veterinary profession. As a past president of the College of Vet Scientists, a dedicated member of the QLD Vet Surgeons Board, and a cherished teacher to countless veterinary students.
Phil was a beacon of knowledge and expertise in the care of brachycephalic dogs, guiding both the veterinary field and pet owners towards better understanding and patient care. Recently recognised for his service to veterinary science and animal welfare, Phil was awarded an Order of Australia medal last year. Truly a testament to his tireless dedication and impact.
Phil's legacy is not only in his achievements but in the countless lives—both human and animal—he touched with his kindness, wisdom, and constant commitment to veterinary care. We extend our heartfelt condolences to Phil's family, his wife Maryanne and children, friends, colleagues, and everyone whose life was bettered by knowing him.
Though we mourn the loss of a remarkable individual, we also celebrate his vast contributions throughout the veterinary world. Phil's passion will continue to inspire us all to strive for excellence in our care for animals and each other.
Rest in peace, Adj. Prof. Phil Moses. Your profound impact on the lives of all animals will leave a lasting legacy across the veterinary profession.
https://www.vss.net.au/adj-prof-philip-moses.html
Have you ever worked overseas? Moving to a different country can be the opportunity of a lifetime! Hear from three of our team who have done just that: https://loom.ly/ClI5l0Q
Learn from their experiences and discover where an international veterinary journey can take you.
How do you save a patient affected by deadly puffer fish toxicity? 🐡 Find out in our latest clinical case featured this month in Vet Practice Magazine: https://loom.ly/x4ohHZg
Thanks to veterinary nurse, Kate Tinney, for this fascinating case write-up and all of the team involved at Animal Emergency Service Tanawha!
How often do you use LinkedIn? Despite being one of the best platforms for career growth, it's significantly underutilised by the veterinary profession.
Need some tips? Here's how to get the most out of your profile: https://loom.ly/QC_kXPE
This March, the team at Animal Emergency Service are joining the fight against childhood cancer alongside the Children's Cancer Institute by running or walking 86km for a cure. 👟 Donate to our team here: https://loom.ly/iCMfX6E
Why 86km?
That's how many children across Australia are diagnosed with cancer every single month. So support this worthy cause, make a donation, or lace up your running shoes and let's put an end to children's cancer.
Promoting wellness within the veterinary profession isn't just about ensuring the health of veterinary staff - it's also about safeguarding patient care and the sustainability of the profession as a whole.
So how do we promote veterinary wellness? Here are a few tips.
Find out more in our article: https://loom.ly/08l3LwM
We caught up with Dr Penny Seet, Hospital Director at Perth Vet Emergency, who was awarded Australian Veterinary Association Veterinary Business Professional of the Year for 2023.
Hear about Dr Penny's background, passion for emergency and critical care, and influences along her veterinary journey as she shares her story in our interview here: https://loom.ly/1ys7LDY
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When was the last time you saw a GDV case? To make sure you're prepared, we have a full protocol to guide you through diagnosis, treatment, and more. Access here: https://loom.ly/LIhBubQ
What are your current veterinary goals? Maybe you want to learn a new surgical technique, study for your memberships, or expand your skills beyond the clinic. Here are a few tips to help you achieve those goals: https://loom.ly/uPV78E0
Have you heard of the concept of an "open hospital"? Designed to collaborate with clients and promote transparency, there are plenty of benefits that come with operating as an open hospital. So is this the future of veterinary practice? Read our article to find out more: https://loom.ly/ThmybDY
How often do you use LinkedIn? Despite being one of the best platforms for career growth, it's significantly underutilised by the veterinary profession. Need some tips? Here's how to get the most out of your profile: https://loom.ly/QC_kXPE
Promoting wellness within the veterinary profession isn't just about ensuring the health of veterinary staff - it's also about safeguarding patient care and the sustainability of the profession as a whole. So how do we promote veterinary wellness? Here are a few tips. Find out more in our article: https://loom.ly/08l3LwM
Do you use AI at all in your clinic? Here's how AI in veterinary services are advancing pet care and patient outcomes for veterinary professionals. Want to discover even more benefits? Find out in our full article: https://loom.ly/SJeYgLE
From our team to yours - Happy New Year! 🎉 May 2024 bring plenty of pleasant patients, captivating clinical cases, and successfully satisfying surgeries!
Tune in for the livestream of night two of our Tick Roadshow in Brisbane! #tickroadshow #tickprevention
Emergency veterinary nurses and technicians help save the lives of animals in even the most critical conditions. Check out the 6 essential skills of emergency vet nurses and techs! Head here to find out more: https://loom.ly/9Mryn-o #VeterinaryMedicine #VetEmergency #Vetmed #VetTechLife #VetTech #VetNurse #VetNursing #VetNurseLife #VetNursesofInstagram
Join us tonight at 7pm AEST and let's talk about money in the consult room! Sign up here: https://bit.ly/3CfkBJd We'll help you adopt a new money mindset, achieve a higher wage, and approach financial conversations with confidence.
Have you ever found it challenging to talk about money in the consult room? The money part of the conversation is key to your treatment plan, but many vets know that it's not always easy to talk about money with clients. Join our webinar on June 7th and learn how to approach financial conversations with confidence: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/4116837686797/WN_zOMgI-crTbKJfcfAaPespw
Tackling money conversations in the consult room can be challenging. Join our webinar "From Fear to Confidence: Money Conversation Anxiety" and find out how to change your money mindset! Register now: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/4116837686797/WN_zOMgI-crTbKJfcfAaPespw
It's not too late to register for tonight's "How to Decide Your Next Career Transition" webinar! Sign up here: https://bit.ly/40JuWaE Hosted by Dr Gerardo Poli, we'll be explore how you can decide your ideal veterinary career path, and provide you with the useful tips you can take away in order to achieve it. We look forward to seeing you there!
Want to achieve your veterinary goals and find the next role that's perfect for you? Join Dr Gerardo Poli on March 29 for our webinar on "How to to Decide Your Next Career Transition" and discover how a career change can re-energise your veterinary skills and knowledge. When: Wednesday 29 March Time: 7pm AEST Register now > https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/1416777356170/WN_TGM2UDz2RgmrkpKnNqPjPQ
Knowing when it’s time for a career transition can be challenging, which is exactly why we're tackling this topic. Join Dr Gerardo Poli for our upcoming webinar to find out all about how to decide your next career transition. We’ll discuss the best steps to take to achieve it, and the useful tools and valuable strategies to ensure you can achieve your new career transition with success. When: Wednesday 29 March Time: 7pm AEST Register now > https://bit.ly/3TfKd04
“My first consult was my biggest motivation to stay here!” Dr Alvaro’s first emergency consult had him driving home with the biggest smile on his face and is the reason why he is hooked on emergency. His story is a great example of a moment that can change your career and defined why you do what you do. Find out more about Dr Alvaro's life in emergency > https://bit.ly/3EFPXcJ
Do you have an interest in emergency but not sure if you should pursue it or not? Join Dr Gerardo Poli and a panel of vets as they share what going into emergency is really like and how it compares to general practice, and strategies on how to do it successfully. When: Wednesday 30 November Time: 7pm AEST Register now > https://bit.ly/3tErUG9
Ever thought about going into emergency right after uni? Find out how it compares to GP, and whether it’s right for you. Join Dr Gerardo Poli in a live free webinar Wednesday 30 November 7pm AEST to find out what going straight into emergency is really like and how it compares to going into general practice! Dr Gerardo and a panel of vets who have made that step will share their own experience as well as important points to consider, and some valuable strategies on how to swim instead of sink. Register now > https://bit.ly/3tErUG9
Today is #RestartAHeartDay! While the day ordinarily aims to raise awareness of how to perform #CPR on humans, it’s also vital for pet owners to know CPR in case they find themselves in a situation where they need it to save their pet’s life. Performing CPR on pets is not as uncommon as you may think. At our hospitals, it’s not unusual for us to perform CPR up to six times a day! As part of our #RestartAHeart Day campaign, Dr Gerardo from our Animal Emergency Service hospitals demonstrated how to perform CPR for pets.
