Giving You a ‘Raisin’ Not to Eat Mince Pies: Understanding Grape and Raisin Toxicity in Dogs
Grape and raisin toxicity remains one of the most puzzling and unpredictable poisonings in small animal practice. With festive treats like mince pies posing a hidden danger, knowing when and…
HASHTAG CLEAN: A Guide to Pre-operative Preparation of the Surgical Patient (Part 1)
Surgical site infections are often driven by the patient’s own skin flora, making effective pre-operative preparation essential for reducing risk and improving outcomes. This practical session focuses on the first…
HASHTAG CLEAN: A Guide to Pre-operative Preparation of the Surgical Patient (Part 2)
Building on clipping technique, this session focuses on effective skin preparation and antisepsis to minimise surgical site infection risk. We explore how to select appropriate antiseptic solutions, including chlorhexidine, povidone-iodine,…
How to approach nasal disease in dogs and cats (Part 1)
In this webinar, we will take a comprehensive look at how to approach cases where dogs and cats present with nasal signs, such as nasal discharge, sneezing, or congestion. In…
How to approach nasal disease in dogs and cats (Part 2)
In the second part of this webinar, we will apply our knowledge to real clinical cases, providing a practical framework for diagnosing and managing canine nasal conditions. We will begin…
Itching for Answers: Understanding Canine Pruritus and Hypersensitivities
Pruritus is one of the most common and challenging presentations in small animal practice. In this insightful webinar, we’ll explore the complex interplay between the immune system and the skin,…
Keeping your clinical cool
No two shifts are the same in the veterinary profession, and we certainly can’t predict which cases will walk through the door next. We all have ‘busy’ days in practice,…
Managing Anorexia in Acute and Chronic Patients – When and How to Intervene
Anorexia is a common but often underestimated clinical challenge in small animal practice. Whether presenting in acute illness or as part of chronic disease, reduced appetite can significantly impact recovery,…
Navigating anaesthesia in dogs and cats
This webinar will begin by demystifying the complexities of multiparameter monitoring during anaesthesia. Attendees will learn about the essential parameters to monitor, ensuring optimal patient safety and anaesthetic depth. One…
Neonatal and paediatric emergencies
If you are looking for a refresher on normal neonatal and paediatric physiology, this webinar is for you. The care and treatment of neonates can be extremely challenging in veterinary…
Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) – What Could Go Wrong?
Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) are a cornerstone of pain management in veterinary medicine—but they’re not without risk. When things go wrong, the consequences can range from gastrointestinal irritation to life-threatening…
On Their Last Legs: Diagnosing and Managing Canine Pododermatitis
Pododermatitis is a frequently encountered but often complex dermatological issue in dogs. Affecting the paws—including interdigital spaces, footpads, nails, and nail folds—this condition can range from mild irritation to chronic,…
Ophthalmological Considerations in Brachycephalic Patients
Brachycephalic breeds are predisposed to a range of ocular conditions due to their unique anatomy, from corneal ulceration and exposure keratitis to tear film disorders and eyelid abnormalities. Early recognition…
Proactive patient safety
Patient safety is defined by the World Health Organisation as the absence of preventable harm to a patient during the process of healthcare and reduction of risk of unnecessary harm….
Roundtable Panel Discussion ‘Osteoarthritis Management’ (30/04/26)
Osteoarthritis in Dogs and Cats, including discussion around current management strategies and controversies surrounding Librela. This session will focus on the diagnosis and long term management of osteoarthritis in both…
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…
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…
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…



















