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This guide helps vets choose the ideal diagnostic set by comparing handle power (rechargeable/non-rechargeable), mounting type (portable/fixed/desk), and specialised head options (Otoscopes/Ophthalmoscopes)...

Selecting the correct dental bur is crucial for effective veterinary procedures. The choice depends on material (carbide for cutting, diamond for smoothing), shank type (FG, RA, HP), and head shape (round...

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...

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

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...

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...

Effective equipment aftercare is crucial for compliance, safety, and operational efficiency. Burtons Service Plans manage regulatory requirements (e.g., IRR17 for X-ray, PUWER, LOLER for lifting gear,...

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...

Discover the hidden safety of Piped Gas and AGSS in veterinary practices. Medical-grade copper piping prevents leaks and eliminates staff needing to move heavy, risky gas cylinders.