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Secondary bacterial and/or yeast infections are common complications of a variety of primary skin diseases in companion animals, including common allergic diseases. Although the importance of addressing secondary infections is recognised, many of the…

The diagnosis and treatment of most cases of uncomplicated urinary tract infection (UTI) in dogs is straightforward and antimicrobial treatment is usually effective. However, some clinical cases are complicated by recurrence and the emergence of…

Infection control is still in its infancy in veterinary medicine, but the field is advancing, as are expectations. Many risks to patients and personnel are inherent in any veterinary facility, but a practical infection control program can help reduce…

This webinar will present the most commonly used handling techniques to reduce fear, anxiety and stress in general practice. Dr Foote, a general practitioner with a behavior practice, will demonstrate and outline the most commonly used techniques for…

Webinar covering the basics of avian anatomy, and how they relate to clinical medicine for the general practitioner. We will go over external anatomy and internal anatomy, and how they relate to what you may be commonly presented with in practice, as…

I’m sure we’ve all felt frustrated at some point in our careers when one of our patient’s is in pain and yet, for whatever reason, analgesia is withheld. Perhaps you’re working in a practice with very limited resources, or with colleagues who have…

The Confidential Enquiry into Perioperative Small Animal Fatalities (Brodbelt 2008) has shown how general anaesthesia in rabbits carries a higher risk of mortality compared to cats and dogs. The morbidity rate was determined as 1 in 72. This alarming…

This webinar covers the anatomy and physiology of the gastrointestinal system and how application of this knowledge relates to disease, nutrition and nursing care. We discuss how treatments, including nutrition, relate to the physiology and the…

Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) is a very common debilitating disease of dogs and cats. Whilst a renal therapeutic diet remains the mainstay of treatment and has been for a long time, significant developments have occurred in the areas of diagnostics…

Surgical skin preparation has long started many a debate over the correct method and solutions. In this webinar, we'll explore what the current literature is recommending and how we can adapt human hospital standards to our much hairier veterinary…