3 New Veterinary Nursing Books Reshaping Care in 2025

After extensive research and clinical experience, Rosina Lillywhite and Marie Rippingale developed this textbook to meet the evolving demands of equine veterinary nursing. You’ll gain a solid foundation in core areas like anatomy, physiology, clinical examination, medication administration, and infection control specific to equine care. The book goes further by addressing specialized topics such as neonatal and donkey nursing, equine anaesthesia, and welfare, making it relevant for both students and practicing nurses. Detailed revision aids and exam guidance tailored to current syllabi support your progression, whether you’re preparing for qualifications or advancing your career in equine veterinary practice.

During the evolving landscape of veterinary nursing education, Natalia Glebocka crafted this planner to directly aid student nurses navigating their clinical placements. The book offers targeted guidance on organizing and optimizing the often challenging hands-on learning phases, helping you track progress and reflect on practical experiences. With 60 focused pages, it serves as a companion tool for managing goals, schedules, and competencies specifically during the NPL placement. If you are a student seeking structured support throughout your training or an instructor looking for a resource to enhance placement outcomes, this planner aligns well with those needs.

This tailored book explores the latest developments and emerging insights in veterinary nursing, focusing specifically on the innovations shaping care in 2025. It examines cutting-edge research, novel clinical approaches, and evolving standards that are transforming the field. By concentrating on your unique interests and background, this book offers a personalized journey through new discoveries, providing clarity on complex advances and highlighting practical applications in everyday nursing practice. Whether you aim to deepen your understanding of advanced techniques or stay ahead with the newest knowledge, this tailored resource matches your specific goals and skill level, making the learning experience relevant and engaging.

What if everything you knew about veterinary nursing documentation was missing a key piece? Lola Maxey, inspired by her own start as a veterinary assistant, created this notebook to fill a gap she noticed: practical, tailored tools for recording patient vitals and histories in veterinary settings. You’ll find structured, fillable fields designed specifically for veterinary patients, covering vitals like TPR, weight, mucous membrane assessment, and vaccine tracking, all in a compact format that fits into your scrubs pocket. This book suits veterinary assistants and technicians who want to streamline exam room workflows without losing critical information. While it’s not a textbook, it’s a smart companion for daily practice organization and accuracy.