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Abstract
Veterinary nurses in practice play an important role in triaging cases of vomiting, so it is essential for them to have a good understanding of the causes of vomiting, the appropriate advice to give worried owners, the treatment options available, how a diagnosis may be achieved and what prescribed medications help.
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* These agents are not licensed for veterinary use and their use must be justified under the prescribing cascade system, for example only when a licensed product has not been effective in controlling vomiting.
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Anya Owen
Anya Owen RVN
Anya Owen works at Dick White Referrals, an expanding private veterinary referral centre that offers specialist care for small animals. She is the senior nurse in the medicine department, with a dedicated team of four qualified nurses who assist the three medical clinicians with all medical, cardiology and oncology patients referred for care. Anya is also studying towards the Diploma of Advanced Veterinary Nursing and is currently in her second year at Myerscough College