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Feline heartworm disease, caused by Dirofilaria immitis worms, is a good example of where a cat is definitely not a small dog. Infection in dogs tends to be better tolerated, the adult worms are more likely to reach patency and diagnosis and…

There are ever increasing numbers/proportions of samples that are being sent to external pathology laboratories requesting non-interpreted profiles. The generated results must then be interpreted (and acted upon) by the veterinary clinician and…

Coughing is a relatively uncommon presentation in cats, but can be misinterpreted by owners, and can be challenging to diagnose. Asthma and chronic bronchitis are common causes of cough and these conditions are not often cured but can be well…

Thanks to better husbandry, balanced diets, leash laws, veterinary health and preventative care, companion animals are living longer. This means that we’re also seeing more senior animals with chronic conditions that impact quality of life. But…

Introduction on how to recognise, diagnose, manage and understand the common conditions in clinical practice that lead to rabbit gastrointestinal stasis syndrome.

Allergies in dogs are a frequent problem. This will be a practical, entertaining and informative webinar that will highlight the clinical presentations and the role of allergy testing for the veterinarian in small animal practice.

Identification and treatment of toxin exposure should occur as soon as possible to increase survival rates. This webinar will provide an in-depth look at the pathophysiology, clinical symptoms and nursing techniques required for three common…

Dog bite injuries are all too common in veterinary practice. These are potentially very challenging injuries to manage. Sometimes what you see is what you get, other times the external wounds are just the tip of the iceberg. Occasionally what starts…

The most common canine orthopaedic disease, yet one of the most poorly understood. This webinar will bring into focus current understanding of disease aetiology, pathophysiology, diagnosis, treatment options and outcomes. Light will be shed on the…

The best option for both the pet, owner and surgeon is to get a fracture to heal well on the first attempt. Most complications are due to poor decision making rather than poor technique. This webinar will highlight the management and more importantly…