Roundtable Panel Discussion ‘Mastering Caesarean Sections in Small Animal Practice’ (14/03/2025)
Caesarean sections in small animal practice are among the most demanding surgical procedures, requiring swift decision-making, careful planning, and close teamwork. This session will explore the complexities of managing these…
Roundtable Panel Discussion ‘Navigating the presenting haemoabdomen’ (10/07/25)
Join Scott Kilpatrick, Prof Jon Hall, Neus Elias and Liz Bode for an engaging live Specialist panel discussion session. Tune in as we delve into the complexities surrounding the hameoabdomen…
Roundtable Panel Discussion ‘Tackling Mast Cell Tumours’ (13/11/25)
This roundtable panel discussion will focus on ‘Tackling Mast Cell Tumours: Decision-Making and Innovations’. Mast cell tumours (MCTs) remain one of the most challenging oncology presentations in small animal practice,…
Scaling the Surface: A Practical Approach to Scaling and Crusting Skin Disorders in Dogs and Cats
Scaling and crusting skin lesions are a common and often frustrating finding in both canine and feline patients. These signs can arise from a wide variety of underlying conditions—ranging from…
SCRUB-A-DUB-DUB: A Nurse’s Guide to Surgical Assistance (Part 1)
Scrubbing in is a key role in surgical nursing, combining technical skill with real-time support for the surgeon. This practical session focuses on the core techniques needed to become a…
SCRUB-A-DUB-DUB: A Nurse’s Guide to Surgical Assistance (Part 2)
Beyond technical ability, effective surgical nursing relies on strong non-technical skills. This session explores the communication, teamwork, and situational awareness needed to support safe and efficient practice. We’ll look at…
Self-care: What can you do to improve your wellbeing?
Self-care is more than just a buzzword—it’s a crucial foundation for maintaining both physical and mental well-being. In this webinar, we’ll explore the true meaning of self-care and how to…
Spinal Disorders: What to do and when!
Spinal disease is a frequent and often challenging presentation in small animal practice. Prompt recognition, accurate grading, and well-timed intervention can dramatically influence patient outcomes. In this webinar, Dr. Emilia…
Stress, Pressure and Resilience
Stress is a natural response to challenges, but when prolonged, it can take a serious toll on health and wellbeing. This informative webinar will explore the concept of stress, its…
Suicide Safety for members of the veterinary team
Suicide is a complex and deeply human issue—and one that continues to affect individuals and communities around the world, including the veterinary profession. This sensitive and informative webinar aims to…
Surgical management of anal sac and rectal disease (Part one)
In this webinar, we review anal sac disease with a particular focus on the diagnosis, management and prognosis of anal sac adenocarcinoma including surgical extirpation of locoregional lymph nodes. Surgical…
Surgical management of anal sac and rectal disease (Part two)
In this webinar, we review the different surgical approaches for management of rectal masses/neoplasia and review the management of rectal prolapse. The second part covers the aetiology, diagnosis of and…
Surgical management of external ear canal disease
In this webinar, we review the surgical management of pinnal disease including aural haematoma and pinnal neoplasia. We discuss the aetiology and diagnosis of external ear canal disease and review…
Taking the pain out of nutrition calculations
Nutrition calculations are a daily part of veterinary practice, but they don’t have to be complicated or time-consuming. This practical webinar is designed for veterinary professionals who want to build…
Test your knowledge: ECG’s
We hope that this webinar will allow you to become more confident in interpreting ECG’s. There are 6 ECG sections to work through, pausing on the slides as you go….
Test your knowledge: ‘Echo’
Test your echocardiography evaluation and knowledge with these 6 cases all based on 2-D right sided views.
Tetanus: What started as a small wound!
This webinar looks at tetanus infections from pathophysiology all the way through to management. Dogs are more susceptible to tetanus than cats and so we focus on the management of…
The chemotherapy journey
With approximately one in four of our veterinary patients diagnosed with cancer during their lifetime, chemotherapy is becoming more commonly administered in veterinary practices. But how can we ensure that…
The Green Patient: An Approach to Gastrointestinal Disease in Dogs & Cats
Is gastrointestinal disease leaving you feeling green? This practical and case-focused webinar explores a structured, problem-solving approach to both acute and chronic alimentary disorders in dogs and cats. From common…
The neurological exam
The neurological exam can be one of the most challenging examinations to perform… second only to ophthalmology. Here we look at a logical approach to the neurological exam, with lots…



















