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With increasing population of dogs being entire for longer, and the desire to treat medically rather than surgically performing an ovariohysterectomy, pyometra in small animal practice is becoming a commonly encountered problem. Here we review the…

True coughing is secondary to stimulation of the cough receptors. Understanding their location and what can trigger them is an essential step for clinicians to consider coughing a rewarding problem to be faced with. This, however, doesn’t mean that…

This webinar covers: brief review of normal renal function/physiology; what is chronic kidney disease; diagnosis of CKD: history, clinical examination, laboratory findings; IRIS staging and usefulness of this early diagnosis of CKD and why this is…

In this presentation we will endeavour to cover the many reasons to consider artificial ventilation in small animal practice with an emphasis on emergency practice. Once a decision has been made to provide artificial ventilation we need to consider…

There have been several advances in the medical management of congestive heart failure in dogs over the last few years. We now know much more about which drugs really benefit our patients and when to start these drugs. Key research has changed how we…

A discussion that shows the vital radiographic signs to look out for when deciding if a foreign body is present and whether to cut or not to cut. This will include real world case studies to help reinforce the teaching points.

If the mere mention of the word marketing instils fear into your heart and you don't know where to start when it comes to implementing a marketing and communications plan for your veterinary practice, Phil's webinar will provide tips on where to…

Positive psychology is a relatively new approach to the field of psychology where practising psychologists can help people achieve their maximum potential, without the individual necessarily having any clinical symptomatology. It is an important step…

It's 5pm on a Friday evening, kits are wrapped, theatre has been cleaned and everything is calm. Then…the phone rings. A non-ambulatory dachshund is on its way down… Everyone scrambles. Where is the CT tech? Is the sugairtome sterile? Spinal…

General anaesthesia carries an inherent risk for every patient, as unexpected cardiovascular and respiratory side effects can always occur. Therefore, monitoring anaesthesia is extremely important and should mainly focus on anaesthetic depth,…