Webinars

Understanding and discussing the principles of oncological surgery can help us make reasonable and appropriate decisions when deciding whether surgery has a role in the treatment of mast cell tumours…

In this lecture, we will discuss non-surgical treatment options for patients with mast cell tumours. When do we consider medical management instead of surgery? Which patients should have adjuvant treatment…

In this lecture, we will focus on diagnostic and other tests recommended for staging of patients with mast cell tumours. We will discuss the importance of sentinel lymph nodes, tumour…

This webinar reviews the goals of an orthopaedic consultation, and suggested approaches to clinical history taking and examination. There is emphasis on the use of validated owner-questionnaires, and client-/ patient-specific…

This webinar provides an overview of myocarditis both in people and in cats and dogs. It goes through the diagnosis and treatment of acute and chronic myocarditis cases in human…

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) 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…

In this webinar, you will become more confident in planning and running a variety of nursing clinics for your practice. The webinar also covers how to build rapport with your…

Intravertebral disc disease is a common spinal disease which can be seen in Primary care and referral practice patients. This webinar will look at the types of IVDD commonly seen…

This webinar will focus on the neuromuscular disease ‘myasthenia gravis’. Find out what it is, the clinical signs and how the disease is diagnosed. This webinar will also give details…

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…

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,…

Pacemakers are fast becoming a common surgery undertaken amongst cardiology specialist centres. This webinar will recap the anatomy of the heart and it’s electrical conduction system and in doing so…

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…