Search Vetlexicon

Lapis

Vetstream is a WSAVA educational partner

Lapis ISSN 2398-2969

What is Lapis

Vetlexicon Lapis is the ultimate clinical information resource about the veterinary care of rabbits for small animal veterinarians/practices.

It provides evidence based point of care information, thousands of articles, images, videos and sounds, hundreds or surgical and diagnostic techniques, a vast library of owner factsheets and much more. All the information is designed to optimise your individual and practice time and confidence and naturally support your clinical protocols.

Why do you need Lapis?

Vetlexicon is the world's largest peer-reviewed online clinical resource with 1,650 components in Lapis alone devised over 26 categories, having this information at your fingertips 24/7 not only saves your practice time and money by speeding up critical decision making and reducing the need for referrals, it improves client communications, trust and retention and therefore increasing revenue!

Subscribe now:

By subscribing to Lapis, not only do you have access to the finest up to date veterinary information, you will also recieve free monthly newsletters, direct links to VetMed Resource and PubMed and RSS & Twitter feeds of updated content.

Subscribe

Vets Estimate Less Than 40% of Rabbits and Guinea Pigs are Fed Correctly

A recent survey* of UK veterinary professionals, carried out by Supreme Petfoods, found that they believe that less than 40% of all rabbits and guinea pigs are being fed correctly, with lack of owner knowledge on how to feed judged to be the major cause...

06/12/2019

Straight A's Not Necessary to Enter New UK Veterinary School

For prospective students sweating over admissions interviews at Britain's ninth and newest veterinary school, top marks won't necessarily hold them in good stead...

04/12/2019

BVA Launches Resource to Clarify and Aid Reporting of Suspected Illegal Pet Imports in England

The British Veterinary Association (BVA) is calling on vets to report any suspicions about illegally imported pets to relevant local authorities...

29/11/2019

Mental Health Problems, Isolation and Poverty: Meet the Charity Tackling these Issues by Removing the Barriers to Pet Ownership

National pet charity, Blue Cross has launched a report examining the devastating impact poverty, mental health problems and loneliness has on society and how pet ownership is the beneficial link in the chain for so many people. Live streaming available here...

28/11/2019