Journal Club ‘Feline medicine’ (22/11/23)
Our journal club sessions are a great way for our Specialists to bring new and interesting scientific papers for discussion with our vtx community. In this session, the theme of…
Journal Club ‘Gastrointestinal disease’ (18/03/24)
Our journal club sessions are a great way for our Specialists to bring new and interesting scientific papers for discussion with our vtx community. In this session, the theme of…
Journal Club ‘Gastroprotectants in cats’ (19/09/2024)
Our journal club sessions are a great way for our Specialists to bring new and interesting scientific papers for discussion with our vtx community. In this session, the theme of…
Journal Club ‘Haematology & Transfusion medicine in dogs’ (19/12/24)
Our journal club sessions are a great way for our Specialists to bring new and interesting scientific papers for discussion with our vtx community. In this session, the theme of…
Journal Club ‘Immune mediated disease’ (22/05/25)
Our journal club sessions are a great way for our Specialists to bring new and interesting scientific papers for discussion with our vtx community. In this session, the theme of…
Journal Club ‘Internal Medicine’ (20/06/25)
Our journal club sessions are a great way for our Specialists to bring new and interesting scientific papers for discussion with our vtx community. In this session, the theme of…
Our journal club sessions are a great way for our Specialists to bring new and interesting scientific papers for discussion with our vtx community. In this session, the theme of…
Our journal club sessions are a great way for our Specialists to bring new and interesting scientific papers for discussion with our vtx community. In this session, the theme of…
Journal Club ‘Pleural fluid analysis & treating chronic enteropathies with bile sequestrants’ (15/01/26)
Our journal club sessions are a great way for our Specialists to bring new and interesting scientific papers for discussion with our vtx community. In this session, the theme of…
Our journal club sessions are a great way for our Specialists to bring new and interesting scientific papers for discussion with our vtx community. In this session, the theme of…
Leptospirosis in dogs and cats in a puddle near you?
This case-based webinar will summarize and communicate key clinical signs and practical management (diagnosis, therapy, prevention) tips related to Leptospira spp. exposure and infection in dogs and cats. By the end of…
Les fibres alimentaires redécouvertes – apports bénéfiques dans le traitement des maladies digestives du chien
Ce webinaire passera en revue les avantages des fibres alimentaires dans la gestion des maladies gastro-intestinales aiguës et chroniques chez les chiens – un « sujet brûlant » en gastroentérologie…
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,…
Nursing the renal patient
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…
Pancreatitis… What the feline is new?
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…
Plasma products… and their various uses in practice
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…
Practical use of anti-thrombotics
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…
Proteinuria…The Medical Unicorn
The investigation and management of proteinuria in dogs and cats can be challenging. Proteinuria can be a consequence of many disease processes, but it can also be found as an…
Roundtable Panel Discussion ‘Feline Infectious peritonitis’ (11/09/25)
Join Scott Kilpatrick and Samantha Taylor for an engaging live Specialist panel discussion session. This session will focus on ‘The Latest in Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP) Management’. FIP remains a…
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…
