Sonya Miles

RCVS Recognised Advanced Practitioner in Zoological Medicine. WAVMA Certified Aquatic Species Veterinarian

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Figure 8. A a rabbit that has had a nasogastric tube placed. Note the tab sutured to the face and the Elizabethan collar placed to prevent the patient from tampering with the tube.
Clinical

A surgical approach to the rabbit patient: part 1

When considering rabbit skin tumours, basal cell tumours (trichoblastomas) were the most frequently diagnosed at 20%, with spindle cell sarcomas at 9.5%, collagen nevi/hamartomas at 8.4%, squamous...

Figure 3. A picture demonstrating the ventral abdominal vein (red line) and the proposed paramedian skin incision (black line).
Clinical

A surgical approach to the reptile patient

The reproductive physiology of reptiles varies depending on the order to which the reptile belongs (Lock, 2000). Oviparous reptiles, such as chelonia, produce eggs, whereas squamates can be oviparous...