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Over the last thirty years or so, there has been more and more emphasis on products and services that may not always continue to be available exclusively through veterinary channels. The marketplace is evolving and veterinary practices need to be…

In this webinar we will discuss canine glaucoma – discovering that it is not a simple disease but a complex problem with many potential causes which will have an impact on our approach to treatment. So, we will look at examples of acute and chronic…

Although sodium disturbances are very common in clinical veterinary patient, its management has been considered a challenge and misconceptions regarding treatment of dysnatremias are very common. This webinar is designed as a step-by-step guide to…

Advances in digital technology in recent years, including miniaturization of sensors, universal connectivity (IoT), BigData analytics and cloud storage services, became the ground on which we see the rise of wearable devices. It is now possible to…

Pets, like people, pass along breed-specific and family genetic disorders from generation to generation. Recent advances in genetic testing now allows veterinarians to screen pets for a large range of genetic conditions and traits in one single…

Personalized Medicine may sound like a new concept, but it really reflects what we have always attempted to deliver to our clients – great medicine tailored specifically to a pets’ needs. The difference now is that we have the resources we need to…

Behaviour patients may suffer relapses. Many clients and clinicians are not prepared for when a stable behaviour patient starts to regress in their behaviour. Relapses happen because mental health problems are a chronic condition occurring in a…

Diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) is a complicated and potentially life threatening form of diabetes mellitus that requires emergency care. It is characterised by hyperglycaemia, hyperketonaemia and a metabolic acidosis with significant fluid and…

This webinar covers three of the biggest areas associated with the feline oral cavity: periodontal disease, feline resorptive lesions (FRL) and chronic stomatitis.

This webinar will present the approach to the neurological patient and this inevitably includes performing a full neurological examination. Although this often appears as a daunting task, it is quicker than we think and we do perform many parts of…