Webinars

This webinar focuses on nursing care for cardiac patients presenting as emergencies, including heart failure, pericardial effusions, arrhythmias and aortic thromboembolism. Beginning with triage skills, it goes on to look…

Cardiac patients require extra care and consideration when hospitalized, with various factors to take into account depending on their underlying disease. This webinar will enable you to identify cardiac patients,…

Patients with renal disease, both acute and chronic, make up a large percentage of veterinary caseload; it is important that the clinic is educated in gold standard care to increase…

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…

Renal disease is common in small animal practice and is a primary reason for death in both cats and dogs. There is no cure of renal disease, which is both…

Canine parvovirus is a highly infectious virus, that we see often in veterinary practice! Despite, intensive nursing care and aggressive medical treatment, many cases still do not manage to receive…

Why do two people looking at the same animal have differing views on whether the animal is painful or not? Is the cat hiding at the back of its cage…

Fear and anxiety in dogs is common, and the pandemic didn’t help with the influx of brand new caregivers and unsocialised puppies. In this webinar, Nikki will be looking at…

In this webinar, we will take a deep dive into the physiotherapy techniques you can implement in practice straight away! We look at kennel set up, and how moving our…

Pet obesity is a highly prevalent chronic disease that is thought to affect over half of all cats and dogs in the UK. Obesity is detrimental to health, reducing the…

Obesity in pets is highly prevalent and although good strategies exist for providing obesity care and reducing weight, incidence still appears to be increasing. Alongside all traditional techniques for reducing…

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….

Pulse oximetry as part of the monitoring protocol for anesthetized patients has become the standard of care for veterinary medicine in recent years and helps to increase patient safety.  Pulse…

When unexpected events occur our teams can feel emotionally traumatised and may experience a range of symptoms which can impact their wellbeing. It is therefore essential that we consider how…

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…

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…

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…

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…

Surgical site infections (SSIs) are the leading cause of post-operative morbidity in cats and dogs following major surgery. This not only impacts patient recovery and leads to client stress, but…

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…