We are very pleased to announce the launch of our NEW Wednesday Wound Club! Our club will run on the 1st wednesday of the month at 1pm for 6 consecutive months. Sessions will be hosted live and will feature: A challenging case - A real case from the Vet Wound Library featuring: Presentation, the clinical challenge, progress and outcome. We'll discuss what we all learned and what the case teaches us for similar situations in future. A therapy summary - We'll summarise a type of generic therapy or technology and it's role in wound management. A commonly asked question - we'll answer a single question in depth based upon VWL members requests. Live sessions are free to join for Vets, techs and nurses. If you miss the session we will be recording them and hosting them for access on demand in the VWL member area. If you are not already a member you can join for just £9.00 per month, unsubscribe at any time, and access all of our 30+ hours of specialist led wound management content. We are looking forward to seeing you at the Wound Club!

Oxygen in wound healing. Will it make a difference to bring some more to the party? Will it make a difference? We'll be recording a range of sessions covering the role of Oxygen in wound heailng as well as some of the technologies that offer to deliver more of it to where it needs to be. The phrase that springs to mind - "you can take a horse to water, but you can't make it drink." Does a cell absorb oxygen just because you deliver it? What other uses does Oxygen have?

The use of acetic acid for wound management has preceeded modern wound care by centuries. Why is it not more commonly advocated? Quite possibly because acetic acid is not a compound that can be patented. Yet, it is one of the most deadly weapons against resistant species of Pseudomonas. While 'professionally' prepared products are probably more credible for the client, There could there be a sustainable argument to a home made solution! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dhUZfhi1k-Q