Bovine reproduction ultrasound scanning workshop

in conjunction 

with

Practical Bovine Ultrasonography Workshop

Wednesday, September 21st 2016

Abbeyville Veterinary Hospital is a long established multi-vet mixed veterinary practice situated in Cork City. Most of the work is in the area of dairy and companion animal practice but suckler beef herds and equine work also make up a proportion of the business. Over the years Abbeyville has steadily built up  fertility work to a significant level and clients demand exacting standards but appreciate the service and advice.. Ultrasonography is at the heart of this fertility work and  is performed throughout the year. Many of the farmer clients set up fertility appointments at the start of the season and tailored packages are customised to their individual needs. Fertility and Ultrasonography, which is all performed on an appointment basis during regular working hours, has provided a new and valuable income stream to the Practice.

The tutor

Fergus Smith MVB Cert DHH qualified from UCD in 1992. He has over 20 years experience in Large Animal practice. He has attended several ultrasonography courses delivered by international experts and has used the skills learnt at these workshops to help increase the level and quality of fertility work offered to the bovine clients of the Practice. He has run courses for farmer clients to demonstrate the benefits of veterinary involvement,including ultrasonography, in fertility improvement of their herds.

The course

This is a one day course aimed at vets new to the area of bovine ultrasonography and to vets who wish to refresh and improve their current ultrasonography skills. The course will consist of a morning of lectures followed by lunch and an afternoon of Practical demonstration on a host farm. Course participants will learn by scanning animals themselves with support and demonstration from the tutor and from Vetequip personnel. The course will be delivered at Abbeyville’s new purpose built veterinary hospital and the host farm is a modern, large progressive dairy farm with good facilities and quiet animals.

Course content  

• Principles of Ultrasonography
• Practical aspects on farm
• Review of the Bovine Reproductive Cycle
• Ovaries – Normal structures, pathology, appearance at different stages of the cycle
• Uterus – Normal appearance at different stages of the cycle, pathology
• Pregnancy – Stage of gestation, Normal embryo/foetal development, Pathology
• Medication used in fertility – Synchronisation Programmes, Treatment of pathological presentations
• How to develop and market a fertility service for your clients

Course Timetable

09:00 - 10:45 - Lecture x 2

10:45- 11:00 - Coffee break

11:00 - 12:45 Lecture x 2

12:45 - 14:00 - Lunch and Transfer to Host Farm

14:00 - 17:00 – Wetlab which will involve participants performing scanning procedure themselves

9.5 CVE points have been allocated for this event
Course Fee 295 euro

Places are strictly limited and booking is essential.

Reserve your place now by contacting 

Peter Ryan 053 9100655

or

vetequipservice@gmail.com

Click here to view our range of equipment

Special Offer Medical/Veterinary Examination Light

Illumination exactly where its needed!

Starled 1 Evo examination lights bring flexible ,reliable and quality illumination, precisely to your examination area and are available  now as our Spring 2016 revolutionery offer(see below).

STARLED1 EVO is the single LED lamp of the STARLED SERIES manufactured by ACEM Vet Care.
It is suitable for several specialities: dermatology, general medicine, gynaecology, dentistry and veterinary sector. It is a multifunctional and versatile lamp, ideal for diagnostics, cosmetic medicine, first aid and recovery room. It is a reliable product that assures excellent light intensity and low consumption (12W) at the same time. 

STARLED1 EVO has a functional design, is easy to move and its light head remains steady during its use once positioned. The lamp has a smooth and easy-to-clean surface to allow the best hygiene. Its light beam is homogeneous and intense with 60.000 lux at 50 cm and produces a colour temperature of 4.500 °K and a colour rendering index (CRI) of 95. The innovative I–SENSE® touch panel allows you to adjust light intensity and select the desired light level according to individual needs. 

STARLED1 EVO is available with an articulated arm and can be provided with wall, rail and table clamp or be configured as ceiling or adjustable height trolley version.

The following offer is valid until 31/3/2016 

Wall,Table or rail mount.was 850, Buy Now @ 595 euros
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+Delivery anywhere in Ireland 25 euro 

To place your order please contact Peter 053 9100655 indicating your configuration of choice,your delivery address and your method of payment.
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Veterinary Autoclaves

Autoclaves are integral to the success of veterinary practise.

Great care should be taken when choosing an autoclave because it is probably the most crucial piece of equipment in any veterinary surgery.

Autoclaves are generally reliable but need to be checked and serviced regularily in order to ensure the least downtime and comply with workplace and practise accreditation guidelines.

The operator should be familiar with, and suitably trained regarding  machine operation and aware of the required housekeeping for each unit.

Housekeeping such as checking door seals,emptying waste tanks,cleaning drum interior and ensuring a ready supply of distilled water will make preparation for surgery an easy and intuitive procedure.

It is recomended that instruments are

•  Surgically clean before autoclaving,ideally using an ultrasonic cleaner
• Rinsed  in distilled water before processing(tap water droplets can cause deposits to form on instruments)
• Packed in suitable packaging(it is worth noting that nylon or tyvek packaging is single use only and multiple use will compromise sterility and cause real problems in the autoclave galleries)

There is a huge choice of machine now available for veterinary practises and purchases made on the basis of price or looks alone are fraught with pitfalls.

We did our research,evaluated the range available in the marketplace and claim our Vacuum autoclave is by far the most suitable machine for professionals .

Rugged and reliable

Simple to operate

Choice of cycles including flash

Excellent build quality from one of the most experienced manufacturers in the world

Cycle validation

Local support and readily available spare parts.

If you share our views and would like to talk about your requirements then please contact me at pfxtkavanagh@gmail.com 

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Bovine reproduction ultrasound scanning workshop

in conjunction 

with

Practical Bovine Ultrasonography Workshop

Wednesday, January 20 2016

Abbeyville Veterinary Hospital is a long established multi-vet mixed veterinary practice situated in Cork City. Most of the work is in the area of dairy and companion animal practice but suckler beef herds and equine work also make up a proportion of the business. Over the years Abbeyville has steadily built up  fertility work to a significant level and clients demand exacting standards but appreciate the service and advice.. Ultrasonography is at the heart of this fertility work and  is performed throughout the year. Many of the farmer clients set up fertility appointments at the start of the season and tailored packages are customised to their individual needs. Fertility and Ultrasonography, which is all performed on an appointment basis during regular working hours, has provided a new and valuable income stream to the Practice.

The tutor

Fergus Smith MVB Cert DHH qualified from UCD in 1992. He has over 20 years experience in Large Animal practice. He has attended several ultrasonography courses delivered by international experts and has used the skills learnt at these workshops to help increase the level and quality of fertility work offered to the bovine clients of the Practice. He has run courses for farmer clients to demonstrate the benefits of veterinary involvement,including ultrasonography, in fertility improvement of their herds.

The course

This is a one day course aimed at vets new to the area of bovine ultrasonography and to vets who wish to refresh and improve their current ultrasonography skills. The course will consist of a morning of lectures followed by lunch and an afternoon of Practical demonstration on a host farm. Course participants will learn by scanning animals themselves with support and demonstration from the tutor and from Vetequip personnel. The course will be delivered at Abbeyville’s new purpose built veterinary hospital and the host farm is a modern, large progressive dairy farm with good facilities and quiet animals.

Course content  

• Principles of Ultrasonography
• Practical aspects on farm
• Review of the Bovine Reproductive Cycle
• Ovaries – Normal structures, pathology, appearance at different stages of the cycle
• Uterus – Normal appearance at different stages of the cycle, pathology
• Pregnancy – Stage of gestation, Normal embryo/foetal development, Pathology
• Medication used in fertility – Synchronisation Programmes, Treatment of pathological presentations
• How to develop and market a fertility service for your clients

Course Timetable

09:00 - 10:45 - Lecture x 2

10:45- 11:00 - Coffee break

11:00 - 12:45 Lecture x 2

12:45 - 14:00 - Lunch and Transfer to Host Farm

14:00 - 17:00 – Wetlab which will involve participants performing scanning procedure themselves

9.5 CVE points have been allocated for this event
Course Fee 295 euro

Places are strictly limited and booking is essential.

Reserve your place now by contacting 

Peter Ryan 053 9100655

or

vetequipservice@gmail.com

Click here to view our range of equipment

Practical Neonatology for Equine Practitioners A 2 Day Practical Course DATE - 30 & 31 January 2016 VENUE - Fethard Equine Hospital, Co.Tipperary LOCATION - Southern Ireland (Cork or Shannon Airport) PAM WILKINS  DVM, MS, PhD, Dipl.ACVIM, Dipl.ACVECC Prof. of Equine Internal Medicine and Emergency and Critical Care, Univ. of Illinois, USA EMILY HAGGETT BVSc, DACVIM, MRCVS Rossdales Equine Diagnostic Centre, UK JESSICA KIDD BA, DVM, CertES(Orth), Dipl.ECVS, MRCVS Consultant Equine Surgeon, England This 2-day case-based course has been designed to provide veterinarians from mixed or equine practice with the theoretical and practical background on the care of the neonatal and post-neonatal foal. On the first day the lectures and small group sessions will be focussing on care of the foal in a first opinion setting and on general decision making when to refer a foal. Moreadvanced foal care requiring a clinic setting, will be covered on the second day to provide clinicians with the knowledge and skills of caring for the critically ill foal. The course will be run by two international experts in foal care, Professor Pam Wilkins (Univ. of Illinois, USA) and Dr. Emily Haggett (Rossdales, Newmarket, UK) together with Dr. Jessica Kidd (Lambourn, UK), who will bring a wealth of experience to this course. The 4 hours of small group PowerPoint case-based discussions between both afternoons will allow delegates to learn how to perform abdominal / thoracic ultrasound and how to take x-rays of the foal. The subjects of foal orthopaedics (flexural & angular limb deformities), medical conditions and surgical & therapeutic decision making will be approached via case-based discussions with the experts. Register Details Forward Tweet Share * Save 10% by booking early and up to 10% by booking more than 5 spaces on the same or different courses as a group Copyright © 2015,VetPD, All rights reserved. unsubscribe from this list    update subscription preferences  Our mailing address is:  9 Foxhollow, Bar Hill, Cambridgeshire, CB23 8EP; Tel: +44 (0)1234 817123

Bovine Ultrasound Training

in conjunction 

with

Practical Bovine Ultrasonography Workshop

Wednesday, January 20 2016

Abbeyville Veterinary Hospital is a long established multi-vet mixed veterinary practice situated in Cork City. Most of the work is in the area of dairy and companion animal practice but suckler beef herds and equine work also make up a proportion of the business. Over the years Abbeyville has steadily built up  fertility work to a significant level and clients demand exacting standards but appreciate the service and advice.. Ultrasonography is at the heart of this fertility work and  is performed throughout the year. Many of the farmer clients set up fertility appointments at the start of the season and tailored packages are customised to their individual needs. Fertility and Ultrasonography, which is all performed on an appointment basis during regular working hours, has provided a new and valuable income stream to the Practice.

The tutor

Fergus Smith MVB Cert DHH qualified from UCD in 1992. He has over 20 years experience in Large Animal practice. He has attended several ultrasonography courses delivered by international experts and has used the skills learnt at these workshops to help increase the level and quality of fertility work offered to the bovine clients of the Practice. He has run courses for farmer clients to demonstrate the benefits of veterinary involvement,including ultrasonography, in fertility improvement of their herds.

The course

This is a one day course aimed at vets new to the area of bovine ultrasonography and to vets who wish to refresh and improve their current ultrasonography skills. The course will consist of a morning of lectures followed by lunch and an afternoon of Practical demonstration on a host farm. Course participants will learn by scanning animals themselves with support and demonstration from the tutor and from Vetequip personnel. The course will be delivered at Abbeyville’s new purpose built veterinary hospital and the host farm is a modern, large progressive dairy farm with good facilities and quiet animals.

Course content  

• Principles of Ultrasonography
• Practical aspects on farm
• Review of the Bovine Reproductive Cycle
• Ovaries – Normal structures, pathology, appearance at different stages of the cycle
• Uterus – Normal appearance at different stages of the cycle, pathology
• Pregnancy – Stage of gestation, Normal embryo/foetal development, Pathology
• Medication used in fertility – Synchronisation Programmes, Treatment of pathological presentations
• How to develop and market a fertility service for your clients

Course Timetable

09:00 - 10:45 - Lecture x 2

10:45- 11:00 - Coffee break

11:00 - 12:45 Lecture x 2

12:45 - 14:00 - Lunch and Transfer to Host Farm

14:00 - 17:00 – Wetlab which will involve participants performing scanning procedure themselves

9.5 CVE points have been allocated for this event
Course Fee 295 euro

Places are strictly limited and booking is essential.

Reserve your place now by contacting 

Peter Ryan 053 9100655

or

vetequipservice@gmail.com

Click here to view our range of equipment