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This webinar will review an array of URT abnormalities in horses highlighting differences which can dramatically impact case treatment options and prognosis. New developments in treatment options focused on the URT will be presented and discussed.…

Cancer frequently affects our veterinary patients and in recent years chemotherapy has become more commonly utilised treatment. General practices are increasingly prescribing and administering chemotherapy drugs. Chemotherapy drugs are toxic to cells…

The outline for this will be: The pharmacology required to maximise the use of antibiotics in clinical medicine will be discussed, then specific applications for use in clinical and emergency situations will be explained.

Have you been frustrated by your cytology samples and getting the right cytologic diagnosis? Here is your opportunity to develop those skills. This webinar will outline the tips and tricks to getting a cytologic diagnosis. We will start with how to…

While most cats come into our practices when they are first adopted, many don’t return until they become sick. Why is this? Cats don’t like coming in to the clinic, clients don’t like bringing them in to the clinic and, sometimes, we don’t like…

An introduction to electrocardiography in small animal medicine, aimed at nurses in emergency practice. Are you frightened of turning on the ECG or scared of what you might find? ECGs can be a really useful tool in emergency practice but…

This talk will cover some of the new developments in the field of epilepsy research, along with a review of current and future treatment and diagnostic options for the common brain diseases seen in dogs.

This webinar will cover the diagnosis and management of feline bronchial diseases in cats, and will involve case-based discussion.

This webinar tries to answer the following questions: Do we still need pre-anaesthetic drugs? Why are geriatric patients different? Can we make a difference in adapting our premedication to these animals?

In this webinar you learn how to deal with the 'epileptic nightmares'. Uncontrolled seizures as well as other problematic cases are dealt with using a five-step-approach.