Karin Kruger's guest appearances

Karin Kruger

Vet Times Podcast

David Walker

Sam Taylor

Ian Wright

Karen Perry

Michael Hewetson

Luca Ferasin

Katie Fitzgerald

Andy Rose

Charlie Mays

Kate Parkinson

Dave Beeston

Neil Hudson

Roly Owers

Rob Drysdale

Shaun Calleja

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Acute colic is the most common equine veterinary emergency, as well as the most common gastrointestinal disorder.Equine internal medicine specialist Karin Kruger rejoins us on the Vet Times Podcast to discuss classifying it, the three pillars of successful management, treatment options and advice to give horse-owning clients.Karin is an equine internal medicine specialist at Bell Equine Veterinary Clinic in Kent [www.bellequine.co.uk].She is an American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine [www.acvim.org] diplomate who completed a residency at North Carolina State University in 2012, as well as a master’s degree in equine anaesthesia in South Africa.Prior to joining the Bell Equine team, she worked in specialist private practice in South Africa and Sweden.Her article accompanying this podcast – “Equine gastrointestinal disorders – obtaining a successful diagnosis” is in Vet Times Volume 50, Issue 15, Pages 6-7 and will be online at vettimes.co.ukCheck out her first podcast for Vet Times (Ep 7 on equine sedation and anaesthesia) and accompanying article at www.vettimes.co.uk/article/practical-equine-sedation-and-general-anaesthesia-in-the-field/

Acute colic is the most common equine veterinary emergency, as well as the most common gastrointestinal disorder. Equine internal medicine specialist Karin Kruger rejoins us on the Vet Times Podcast to discuss classifying it, the three pillars of successful management, treatment options and advice to give horse-owning clients. Karin is an equine internal medicine specialist at Bell Equine Veterinary Clinic in Kent [<a href="http://www.bellequine.co.uk" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.bellequine.co.uk</a>]. She is an American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine [<a href="http://www.acvim.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.acvim.org</a>] diplomate who completed a residency at North Carolina State University in 2012, as well as a master’s degree in equine anaesthesia in South Africa. Prior to joining the Bell Equine team, she worked in specialist private practice in South Africa and Sweden. Her article accompanying this podcast – “Equine gastrointestinal disorders – obtaining a successful diagnosis” is in Vet Times Volume 50, Issue 15, Pages 6-7 and will be online at <a href="http://vettimes.co.uk" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">vettimes.co.uk</a> Check out her first podcast for Vet Times (Ep 7 on equine sedation and anaesthesia) and accompanying article at <a href="http://www.vettimes.co.uk/article/practical-equine-sedation-and-general-anaesthesia-in-the-field/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.vettimes.co.uk/article/practical-equine-sedation-and-general-anaesthesia-in-the-field/</a>

Ep 31: Karin Kruger on equine gastrointestinal disorders

Karin Kruger focuses on when vets may have to perform sedation – and in extreme cases anaesthesia – in the field.–Karin is an equine internal medicine specialist at Bell Equine Veterinary Clinic in Kent [www.bellequine.co.uk].She is an American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine [www.acvim.org] diplomate who completed a residency at North Carolina State University in 2012, as well as a master’s degree in equine anaesthesia in South Africa.Prior to joining the Bell Equine team, she worked in specialist private practice in South Africa and Sweden.She has written an article for Veterinary Times – “Practical equine sedation and general anaesthesia in the field” – which appeared in issue VT49.42 (21 October issue) and which is available online at bit.ly/33AIaJd.Within the article, Karin shares some of the techniques and drugs she has found helpful when sedating and anaesthetising horses.

Karin Kruger focuses on when vets may have to perform sedation – and in extreme cases anaesthesia – in the field. – Karin is an equine internal medicine specialist at Bell Equine Veterinary Clinic in Kent [<a href="http://www.bellequine.co.uk" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.bellequine.co.uk</a>]. She is an American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine [<a href="http://www.acvim.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.acvim.org</a>] diplomate who completed a residency at North Carolina State University in 2012, as well as a master’s degree in equine anaesthesia in South Africa. Prior to joining the Bell Equine team, she worked in specialist private practice in South Africa and Sweden. She has written an article for Veterinary Times – “Practical equine sedation and general anaesthesia in the field” – which appeared in issue VT49.42 (21 October issue) and which is available online at <a href="http://bit.ly/33AIaJd" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">bit.ly/33AIaJd</a>. Within the article, Karin shares some of the techniques and drugs she has found helpful when sedating and anaesthetising horses.

Ep 7: Karin Kruger on equine sedation and anaesthesia