Enhancing In-House Laboratory Work in Veterinary Clinics: A Practical Guide

As the veterinary industry continues to advance, the use of automated haematology and serum biochemistry analysers has become a staple in most clinics. Today, many veterinary practitioners are looking to get the most out of their analysers, going beyond traditional patient evaluation and exploring the benefits of blood and bone marrow smears, as well as additional diagnostics.

Clinical pathology, particularly haematology, is gaining prominence in general practice, and veterinary surgeons are seeking practical information to enhance their skills. This is where the second edition of this esteemed publication comes in, providing a valuable resource for veterinary professionals, undergraduate students, veterinary nurses, and graduates pursuing further qualifications in small animal medicine.

Practical Insights for Veterinary Professionals

This comprehensive guide is designed to support veterinary surgeons in general practice, as well as those pursuing advanced qualifications. By exploring the latest developments in haematology and clinical pathology, practitioners can refine their skills and stay up-to-date with the latest advances in the field.

With a focus on practical information, this publication is an invaluable resource for anyone looking to improve their laboratory skills, from assessing patient blood work to interpreting bone marrow smears. By investing in this guide, veterinary professionals can enhance their diagnostic capabilities, ultimately leading to better patient outcomes.

Edited by Michael J. Day and Barbara Kohn, this publication is a testament to the expertise of the British Small Animal Veterinary Association. With its 2012 copyright, this second edition is a trusted source of information for veterinary professionals worldwide.

Details:

• Publisher: British Small Animal Veterinary Association
• ISBN: 9781905319732, 9781905319299
• Copyright: 2012