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Through practical expertise and experience, we tackled the practice’s challenges, turning potential obstacles into opportunities for long-term success. Demonstrating how tailored equipment planning, piped...

Burtons veterinary practice design service supported the journey of this London clinic, sharing the ups and downs of starting a new practice and future-proofing their success...

Amidst the rolling hills and picturesque landscapes of Cornwall, where tradition intertwines with modern innovation, a new chapter in veterinary care is unfolding. The journey alongside the team at Beacon...

The central guideline for choosing an anesthetic reservoir bag is that its capacity must be at least six times the patient's tidal volume (VT). The easiest formula is: (Patient Weight kg x 10 ml/kg x 6)...

Selecting the right infusion pump is critical for precise fluid therapy. Key features to look for include safety alarms (occlusion/air-in-line), multiple infusion modes (mL/h, CRI), a wide flow rate range...

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...

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...

Choosing an autoclave depends on your load type. Burtons offers large 22 L capacity units. Non-vacuum autoclaves suit solid, non-wrapped instruments, offering cycle flexibility. Vacuum autoclaves are...

The Bristol Zoo Project revolutionizes patient care by using positive reinforcement training to allow procedures like giraffe X-rays and cheetah blood sampling without sedation. Using a portable DR radiography...