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Burtons' UK-made anaesthesia machines, like the Adaptable, Adaptable2, and Rail/Wall Mounted systems, are built for versatility and hygiene. Key features include an emergency O₂ flush, concentrator...

We always welcome the chance to see Burtons equipment in action, especially when it demonstrates its positive impact on patient care and enhances the efficiency of procedures. And what better place to...

We understand that supporting the growth and development of your team builds confidence in core areas such as veterinary anaesthesia, enhances patient monitoring and outcomes, advances skills in endoscopy...

Purchasing a ventilator requires assessing patient needs, staff training, and the ventilator type. IPPV is used for hypercapnia (ETCO2​>60 mmHg) or hypoxaemia (SpO2​<90%). Mechanical ventilation is...

A guide to choosing a veterinary multi-parameter monitor. Consider species range (e.g., exotics), portability, necessary parameters, connectivity, and overall cost.

Dental anaesthesia requires balancing patient comorbidity and securing the airway. Key considerations include careful pre-anaesthetic assessment (including bloods), premedication for multimodal analgesia,...

Choosing a multiparameter monitor requires considering species range (e.g., HR>300 bpm for exotics), portability/battery, and required parameters (e.g., Sidestream Capnography with low sampling rate...

A case study on The Big Cat Sanctuary's new bespoke veterinary facility, established to support their conservation and breeding program for endangered species like the Amur Leopard. The new vet theatre...

Proper ETT cuff inflation (20-30 cmH₂O) is vital to secure the airway and prevent tracheal damage. The article details cuff types (HP/LV, LP/HV) and techniques, advocating for the digital AG Cuffill manometer...