Webinars

Recognising and reacting to the early signs and symptoms of sepsis can increase the rates of survival to discharge. Emphasis on early staging and quick initiation of treatment has become heavily emphasised with…

Pancreatitis in cats, although commonly diagnosed, still presents many diagnostic and management challenges. Accurate diagnosis of pancreatitis in cats requires the combination of history and clinical findings, diagnostic imaging, laboratory…

Pericardial effusion is the most common pericardial disease in dogs and cats. The clinical presentation of patients suffering from acute and chronic pericardial effusion differs substantially. Syncope or collapse is…

In this lecture we will review the various types of plasma products available in clinical practice, alongside why we should consider choosing one product over the other. This will involve…

The postoperative period following an emergency gastrointestinal surgery can be very challenging. In this webinar we’ll discuss ways to optimise postoperative management and maximise your patient’s chances for a full…

This webinar explores the use of anti-thrombotic medication in dogs and cats including the conditions in which they are indicated, alongside the preferred medication, dose, and frequency. The use of…

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…

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 veterinary nurse plays a key role in the preparation and administration of blood products to our hospitalised patients, and caring for these patients throughout and after their transfusion. In…

Paracetamol (acetaminophen) is a widely used and often misunderstood drug in veterinary medicine. While it can be a valuable therapeutic tool in the right context, its misuse—especially in cats—can lead…

Lilies may be beautiful, but for cats, they can be deadly. Even small exposures—such as a lick of pollen or nibble of a petal—can lead to devastating acute kidney injury….

Immune‐mediated haemolytic anaemia (IMHA) is an important cause of morbidity and mortality in dogs. IMHA also occurs in cats, although less commonly. IMHA is considered secondary when it can be…