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20/10/2026

Struggling with intradermal sutures?

Two small adjustments can make a difference to how smoothly your intradermal closure comes together.

In this Reel, we demonstrate two small tips to help you refine your technique.

It is all about being in control and improving surgical outcomes.

Take a closer look at each step and see how these details apply to your own practice.

Save this Reel for your next surgical skills revision.

Compassion starts the journey. Education creates lasting change.

16/10/2026

Struggling to locate the uterus in a dog before their first season?
Juvenile dogs have small uterine horns which can be more difficult to identify.

The key is knowing where to look.

In this Reel, we demonstrate an anatomical landmark and a scooping movement that should help you find it.

Understanding the anatomy behind a movement is more useful than memorising it.

What anatomical landmarks help you locate the uterus during a canine spay? Share your approach in the comments.

Save this Reel for your next surgical revision.

06/10/2026

During surgery, some anatomical landmarks cannot be seen.
Exteriorising the uterine horn during a spay, for example, often depends on understanding what is happening inside the abdominal cavity and recognising what we should be feeling.

For many surgeons, this kind of three-dimensional mental imaging is not always easy. Studies in surgical education show that visualising anatomical structures during procedures can be challenging.

BradyCare addresses this by translating unseen anatomical landmarks into clear, simplified visual explanations.
In the video below, a simple everyday object illustrates how a full versus an empty bladder can influence the exteriorisation of the uterine horn during spay surgery.

By linking surgical anatomy to clear demonstrations, BradyCare helps make operative reasoning easier to understand — both for surgeons learning the procedure and for those supervising and teaching it.

Because when we understand why something happens during surgery, solutions become clear and logical, without relying on rote learning or creating unnecessary cognitive load.

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We are very honoured to have been invited and look forward to further networking and exploring possible joined ventures....
02/10/2026

We are very honoured to have been invited and look forward to further networking and exploring possible joined ventures.


25/09/2026

Two small habits that can make a real difference when preparing kittens for surgery. 💙

Kittens can lose heat quickly, and skin preparation is one small part of temperature control that we can easily overlook.

Keeping the area appropriately wet — and alcohol localised to the incision site — can help reduce unnecessary heat loss through evaporation.

Simple adjustments, but worth thinking about.

Do you adapt your skin-prep routine for kittens, or keep it the same as for adults?
Tell us below 👇

We all have a go-to method for keeping kittens warm peri-operatively.But what guides that choice?Is it the patient, the ...
18/09/2026

We all have a go-to method for keeping kittens warm peri-operatively.
But what guides that choice?

Is it the patient, the procedure, the equipment available — or something else?

We’d love to hear what you consider when deciding how to maintain temperature during anaesthesia.

Fasting before anaesthesia is something we often follow as part of routine preparation.But when the patient is a young k...
10/09/2026

Fasting before anaesthesia is something we often follow as part of routine preparation.
But when the patient is a young kitten, how long we fast may be worth reconsidering.

Kittens have higher metabolic demands and lower glycogen reserves, so prolonged fasting may increase the risk of hypoglycaemia.
Current feline anaesthesia guidance supports a shorter fasting period after a small wet-food meal in appropriate patients.

But how do we make that work in everyday practice?
Would you be comfortable changing your usual fasting routine for a 16-week-old kitten?

What would you consider before making that decision?

Tell us in the comments. We'll explore the evidence and practical considerations in the next posts.

When we consider neutering younger cats, there are other questions worth asking — about anaesthesia, surgical considerat...
04/09/2026

When we consider neutering younger cats, there are other questions worth asking — about anaesthesia, surgical considerations, the individual patient and longer-term health.

So before we give you our answers, we want to hear yours.

What would make you hesitate about neutering a cat before puberty?
What questions would you want the evidence to answer?

Tell us in the comments. We’ll address them in the next posts.

28/08/2026

A spay hook can help to exteriorise the uterine horn,
particularly in deep or small abdominal cavities.

Used with care, it allows controlled exteriorisation
with minimal disruption to surrounding tissue.

Its use relies on precise technique and anatomical awareness,
as guidance is based on feel rather than direct visualisation.

At BradyCare, tools are taught in context.

Benefits and potential limitations are discussed,
this enables you to confidently reach decision-making in practice.

Explore the course. Link in bio.

Splash blocks 💦 are a simple, yet highly effective technique used in pain management! This approach not only aids in pai...
20/08/2026

Splash blocks 💦 are a simple, yet highly effective technique used in pain management!
This approach not only aids in pain prevention but also enhances patient comfort and recovery.

Do you use them? Tell us below! 👇

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