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…
Go with the flow: Fluid therapy for RVNs
We commonly encounter patients receiving intravenous fluid therapy as veterinary nurses. But how can be plan and deliver the best possible care to these patients? This webinar will discuss the types…
Guidewire inserted chest drains
Guidewire inserted chest drains have changed the way that we manage pleural space disease in small animals. They are not as scary as they look. This webinar will hopefully help…
Helping your gut: Acid, appetite and moving forward
Vomiting is one of the moist common presenting signs in small animal practice. In this webinar we discuss the options for antiemetic therapy… there is more to it that maropitant….
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…
How to approach… Heart disease in dogs and cats
This webinar takes an in depth look at the history, clinical signs and physical examination findings that could lead us to suspect heart disease in a cat or dog. The…
How to approach… Syncope in cats and dogs
This webinar takes you through how to approach an animal that is syncopal. Initially we look at collapse and the numerous possibilities that this term can refer to. We then…
How to prevent and manage burnout!
Burnout is a growing challenge in today’s demanding work environments, affecting both individuals and organisations. In this insightful webinar, we will explore what burnout is, how to recognise its warning…
Husbandry of commonly seen exotic pets – birds, reptiles & amphibians
This webinar will provide veterinary professionals with a basic grounding on the essential husbandry requirements for commonly encountered bird, reptile and amphibian pets. It will provide practical advice on achieving…
Husbandry of commonly seen exotic pets – small mammals
This webinar will provide veterinary professionals with a basic grounding on essential husbandry requirements for commonly encountered exotic small mammals. It will provide practical advice on achieving best practice husbandry…
Improving Patient Care & Welfare
Patient care and welfare are extremely important to both vets and nurses. In this webinar, Hayley Walters talks about the challenges that you face on a daily basis in practice…
Increased liver enzymes in dogs & cats
In this veterinary CPD webinar we discuss how elevated serum liver enzyme activities are often the first finding that prompts suspicion of the presence of hepatobiliary disease. In one study…
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,…
Journal Club ‘Chronic kidney disease in cats’ (16/01/25)
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…
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 ‘Feline AKI and canine bacteriuria’ (28/11/2024)
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 themes of…
