The chemotherapy journey
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…
The neurological exam
The neurological exam can be one of the most challenging examinations to perform… second only to ophthalmology. Here we look at a logical approach to the neurological exam, with lots…
The renal truth: Caring for your kidney patient
Renal disorders are some of the most common conditions we encounter in practice, and as veterinary nurses, we play a vital role in the care of these patients. This webinar…
Thoracic Point of Care Ultrasound (POCUS)
Do you feel under confident in performing focused thoracic ultrasound in the emergency setting? This webinar talks you through various techniques that enable evaluation of the thorax in the dyspneic…
Thoracic radiography: A cardiologist’s perspective
Thoracic radiographs can be difficult to interpret. This webinar reviews normal radiographic anatomy with a focus on the cardiovascular system and lungs. It then goes through various abnormalities associated with…
Transfusion confusion: Blood transfusions for RVNs
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…
Travelling light? Approach to the imported dog (Part 1)
There has been a huge increase in the number of imported dogs entering the UK over the last few years. As a result, vets in practice are being faced with…
Travelling light? Approach to the imported dog (Part 2)
The UK has seen a large increase in the number of imported dogs over the last few years. These dogs often bring with them some unusual diseases that vets in…
Understanding and influencing culture in veterinary practice
Culture is a word that is often heard when challenges are faced within practice teams. Whether the challenges relate to team recruitment/retention, wellbeing, patient safety or efficiency and profitability, there…
Update on probiotics in canine gastroenterology
From this webinar, you will be able to define pre-, pro- and synbiotics and understand indications and postulated mechanisms of action of different probiotics in dogs. You will be able to…
Update on probiotics in cats: What is the evidence?
In this webinar you will get an overview of the evidence of the status quo of knowledge about the feline microbiome and the use of probiotics in different conditions in your…
Urinary Tract Infections: Step away from the antibiotics
Urinary tract infections are some of the most common cases that are seen in small animal practice. In this webinar we look at the best way to diagnose and manage…
Wall-E Nurse Edition: Can you scan? Yes, you can!
In this webinar we will be discussing how best to utilise your ultrasound machine in a nurse focussed session, instead of it just sitting and gathering dust. We will look…
What’s new in IMHA?
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…
Where did all the white cells go?
We spend a lot of time focusing on red blood cells and anaemia… what about those white cells? Increases and decreases in white blood cell lines can often be mild…
Wound Management (Part One)
This webinar will review the processes of wound healing with a practical rather than academic emphasis, helping to then determine what that wound needs in order to facilitate healing. There…
Wound Management (Part Two)
This webinar will review the processes of wound healing with a practical rather than academic emphasis, helping to then determine what that wound needs in order to facilitate healing. There…