Boosting Confidence in Rabbit Anaesthesia

As the third most common pet in the UK, rabbits have a reputation for being difficult to safely anaesthetise. Whilst peri-anaesthetic mortality rates in rabbits may be higher than their feline or canine counterparts, this does not mean that they cannot be anaesthetised in a safe, stress-reduced manner.

This webinar will take you through all the nuances of rabbit anaesthesia from admit to discharge, and all the ‘scary bits’ in between.

Speaker details: Tawny Kershaw MSc BSc(Hons) DipVNZS APVN(Zoo) NCert(AnaesthNsg) RVN AFHEA

Tawny graduated from Nottingham Trent University in 2016 and has experience at all levels of veterinary care from charity hospitals through to referral practice, and abroad. She has a particular interest in anaesthesia, evidence based nursing, and exotic patient care. Tawny holds an MSc in Endangered Species Recovery and Conservation, several certificates in exotic animal nursing, and a certificate in anaesthesia.

The session will be recorded, so do not worry…