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Part convenience, part education, ReadyVet Veterinary Calculator helps guide clinical decision-making develops user knowledge by working through clinical algorithms that produce patient-specific differential lists as well as treatment recommendations.

It is finally here! The MiniVetGuide Calculator is live!!The same calculators that you know and trust - combined with th...
14/02/2024

It is finally here! The MiniVetGuide Calculator is live!!

The same calculators that you know and trust - combined with the best selling and most trusted Veterinary resources - the MiniVetGuide! ALSO with new and improved user experience and... new calculators on the way!

This platform is BIGGER, BETTER and READY TO GROW!

To thank our original subscribers, we have a special present for you - this notification should be visible on your app now!

The ReadyVet Calculator app will close in 1 month's time so please make sure that you download the MiniVetGuide Calculator before then!

Find it in the App Store and on Google Play.

The MiniVetGuide Calculator - more than just your average Veterinary calculator... it's your trusted clinical companion in your pocket!

If you have any questions or concerns, please email us: [email protected]

The secret is OUT! ReadyVet Veterinary Calculator, the first Veterinary Calculator to not only calculate but help you in...
24/10/2023

The secret is OUT!

ReadyVet Veterinary Calculator, the first Veterinary Calculator to not only calculate but help you interpret and treat your patients is becoming the MiniVetGuideCalculator…

What does this mean?
- Improved functionality
- Exciting new calculators coming soon
- Aligned with the resources that you know and trust.

It’s just around the corner… for all our incredible foundation users, THANK YOU! We have a THANK YOU coming your way SOON!

Stay tuned for the next exciting update… just around the corner 🙌

We're sorry that we've been quiet and you haven't heard from us for a while...We've been busy working on something EXCIT...
19/10/2023

We're sorry that we've been quiet and you haven't heard from us for a while...

We've been busy working on something EXCITING in the background!
- To make your life easier...
- Help to save you MORE time...
- Improve MORE patient outcomes...

We know you're going to LOVE it!

Stay tuned! Updates coming VERY soon!

saving you time and improving patient outcomes!

Find it on the App Store or Google Play.

13/07/2023

A 4yo male neuter Australian Cattle Dog is referred to you on a Friday afternoon...
- He was seen with a brown snake 24 hours earlier
- He has had a 24 hour history of progressive ataxia and
- Progressive increase in respiratory effort
BUT!
- PT/ APTT is NEGATIVE
- Snake Venom Detection Kit (SVDK) is NEGATIVE
- AND he is showing signs of respiratory fatigue...
AND
- His owners cannot afford mechanical ventilation...

ReadyVet is here to help!
Not only does ReadyVet provide guidelines on diagnosis and treatment of cases with snake envenomation, it guides you through all those GREY areas...
- How do you know you have given enough antivenom?
- When to give more?
- When to give Fresh Frozen Plasma (FFP)?
- What to do when SVDK is negative?
AND
- it includes the VERY useful Scale Count Chart and Instruction (which you can never find when you need it!)

This patient needed High Flow Oxygen Therapy for 12 hours and improved with antivenom administraiton and supportive care.
He was happily discharged home to his owners within 48 hours!

Thank you ReadyVet! Saving time and improving patient outcomes...

Find it in the App Store and on Google Play.

Did you know that it's not the absolute value of the initial plasma lactate in dogs with GDV that is a prognostic indica...
04/07/2023

Did you know that it's not the absolute value of the initial plasma lactate in dogs with GDV that is a prognostic indicator?

That's right! It's actually the REDUCTION in the plasma lactate following fluid resuscitation...

Certainly, studies have shown that survival is more likely when initial plasma lactate is 6mmol/L BUT if the plasma lactate reduces by > 40% following initial fluid resuscitation then it indicates a better chance of survival in these patients.

If plasma lactate does not reduce >40% despite fluid resuscitation, aggressive investigation should be pursued and in patients where hyperlactemia persisted > 24-48hrs, many did not survive.

Not only with ReadyVet help you to interpret the findings of blood gas analysis in these patients, it will also guide you through your fluid resuscitation efforts to stabilise these patients and improve their survival outcomes.

ReadyVet... Saving time and improving patient outcomes!

Find it in the App Store or in Google Play.

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Fluids ARE a medication and we should start thinking of them like one!  THANK YOU 🙌We know that judicious fluids have ma...
26/06/2023

Fluids ARE a medication and we should start thinking of them like one! THANK YOU 🙌

We know that judicious fluids have many clinical applications but too many fluids are harmful and negatively impact patient outcomes.

SO let’s think of fluids like a drug and use a fluid plan calculator just like we use veterinary drug calculators!

ReadyVet Veterinary Calculator helps you to:
- Calculate any perfusion deficits
- Calculate % dehydration of your patient
- Create a tailored fluid plan that takes into account any comorbidities that your patient has, ongoing losses etc. ITS SO QUICK & EASY!

Fluids are like drugs so let’s use them strategically!

ReadyVet… saving you time and improving patient outcomes!

Find it in the App Store and on Google Play.

26/06/2023

Yes!

Fluids ARE a medication and we should start thinking of them like one!

We know that judicious fluids have many clinical applications but too many fluids are harmful and negatively impact patient outcomes.

SO let’s think of fluids like a drug and use a fluid plan calculator just like we use veterinary drug calculators!

ReadyVet Veterinary Calculator helps you to:
- Calculate any perfusion deficits
- Calculate % dehydration of your patient
- Create a tailored fluid plan that takes into account any comorbidities that your patient has, ongoing losses etc. ITS SO EASY!

Fluids are like drugs so let’s use them strategically!

ReadyVet… saving you time and improving patient outcomes!

Find it in the App Store and on Google Play.

19/06/2023

ReadyVet is so much MORE than a veterinary calculator… it is your clinical companion, in your pocket and with you for every shift!

ReadyVet give useful and up to date general treatment advice and recommendations including toxicity guidelines, causes, clinical signs, general treatment guidelines and recommendations for both veterinary professionals and pet owners.

Here, ReadyVet is being used to provide treatment guidelines for a patient who presented with tick paralysis caused by Ixodes holocyclus. Luckily this little patient was only mildly affected (2A), received tick antiserum and supportive care overnight and was discharged home to his overjoyed owners the next day.

ReadyVet is SO much more than a veterinary calculator, helping you to save time and improve patient outcomes!

Find it in the App Store or Google Play.

When multiples of maintenance are not enough… well@said ! 🙌Creating fluid plans are easy with  …Not only does the app st...
28/05/2023

When multiples of maintenance are not enough… well@said ! 🙌

Creating fluid plans are easy with …

Not only does the app step you through hydration and perfusion parameters, it helps to calculate these deficits for your patients!

Then it will work through maintenance and ongoing losses, creating a complete fluid plan for you in minutes… fluid plans are no longer difficult and the answers are at your fingertips.

ReasyVet: saving time and improving patient outcomes!

Find it in the App Store or on Google Play.

What looks like hypovolemic shock but is not?What delays perfusion parameters but doesn't need volume resuscitation? In ...
07/05/2023

What looks like hypovolemic shock but is not?

What delays perfusion parameters but doesn't need volume resuscitation? In fact, fluids are the one thing that these patients DON'T need...

Cardiogenic Shock!

Cardiogenic shock results from inadequate cellular metabolism caused by cardiac dysfunction... The most common cause of systolic dysfunction is Dilated Cardiomyopathy but can also be severe MMVD or hypertrophic obstructive myopathy. The most common cause of diastolic dysfunction can be due to pericardial effusion & cardiac tamponade, HCM or tachyarrhythmias.

This little patient presented in severe cardiogenic shock and respiratory distress due to severe enlargement of his left and right atria due to HeartWorm disease!

He responded brilliantly to supplementary oxygen therapy, frusemide and pimobendan... he was discharged home 24 hours later to represent to his primary care vet for immiticide treatment.

As well as creating helpful fluid plans, ReadyVet helps is one step ahead and leads you through the contraindications of when NOT TO give fluids... saving you time and improving patient outcomes!

Find it in the App Store or Google Play.

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