Webinar Archive

This webinar will touch on the physiology of fever and the diagnostic work-up to consider for a patient with fever.

How to get the most out of cytology samples - practical tips around sample collection and processing

Immune mediated thrombocytopenia and the many nursing considerations 

Preparation and microscopic evaluation of urine sediment.

This webinar will provide veterinarians with an in-depth approach to managing common parrot emergency presentations.

How to influence the intestinal microbiome – from diet to fecal microbiota transplantation. The importance of the intestinal microbiome in health and disease.

The correct use of the microscope is important to optimize microscopic visualisation of cytology specimens. Cell identification is useful in diagnosing and ruling out certain conditions, narrowing the list of differential diagnoses.

A guide to help animals and the veterinary team best cope with the "journey" through the veterinary hospital post trauma and injury - from accident, admission through to recovery. 

There are some conversations with clients that can be potentially more difficult than others....

Don’t panic ! They are just animals!!

This webinar will discuss the fundamentals of cytology, with a focus on emergency and critical care scenarios. It will cover topics such as evaluation of blood films, analysis of body cavity effusions and how to obtain a diagnostic FNA. This webinar will be most relevant to veterinarians working in ECC, but will also be of benefit for those in general practice. 

Gain understanding in how blood tests results may be affected by artefacts and interferences  

How to stop those clots!

Herpetic keratoconjunctivitis is undoubtedly the most common disease of the feline cornea. However...

All anaesthesia drugs have varying physiological effects. By understanding where and how these anaesthesia drugs work, we can predict and troubleshoot their impact on the body.

Exploring immune mediated haemolytic anaemia and the implications on nursing care and management.

Severe feline conjunctivitis, it's all about herpes and stress!

Improve your cytology skills and learn how to navigate your way when evaluating the cells on the cytology slides.

This webinar discusses the medical and surgical approach to the patient with upper airway obstruction.

A review of locoregional anaesthesia techniques for the small animal emergency vet 

Pleural space disease is a common emergency identified in small animals presenting for respiratory distress, particularly cats.

In 2021 the veterinary world experienced an unprecedented rise in cases of feline pancytopenia, a condition previously considered rare and exceedingly challenging to manage...... 

Review of cranial nerve problems that every vet nurse should be able to recognize

The BEST AND SAFEST analgesic regime in the perioperative period for our small animal patients. A case-based discussion!

Respiratory depression in small animal anaesthesia is a very common complication. 

Feline allergies and feline atopic skin syndrome - diagnostic and treatment challenges

This webinar will explore ways to optimise outcomes in the canine caesarean section. It will also address the risk of Q Fever in small animal obstetrics. 

As dogs develop, there are certain times when they are more sensitive to social and environmental influences. Many vet professionals are aware of the early sensitive period for puppies, but...

Wound care management is an integral part of a veterinary nurses skill set. The ability to triage, initiate treatment and help with the resolution of wounds to patients will help the veterinary nurse to feel confident in the ER.

How to use differing imaging modalities to diagnose and treat abdominal emergencies.

Femoral head and neck ostectomy is one of the oldest but contemporary surgical techniques in small animal orthopaedics. It is a powerful, salvage procedure very relevant to the small animal practitioner...

This webinar discusses the most common toxicities in dogs and cats caused by drugs used in people.

Sie betreiben bei Hunden mit OA multimodales Schmerzmanagement? Super! Aber vielleicht geht noch mehr. Wir sprechen über das häusliche Umfeld, Gelenkschutz und Hilfsmittel.

Therapeutic massage aids rehabilitating an animal following cruciate, spinal, abdominal or any orthopaedic surgical procedure. It also teaches owners and their dogs to relax and be calm, which is important in any dog training. 

Emergency management of thermal burn injury and smoke inhalation in dogs and cats

Think of uveitis as an ocular lymphadenopathy! What caused the inflammation? 

Our feline patients are at a high risk of anaesthesia-related morbidity and mortality compared to their canine counterparts. By understanding how to tailor the anaesthesia approach to them, we are able to reduce this risk.

This webinar will discuss the challenging ascpects of venous access and present suitble solutions for venous acces in your critically ill emergency patients.

There are many different types of tubes and drains that you may come across as a veterinary nurse. This webinar will discuss the nursing considerations for maintaining and caring for different types of feeding tubes, urinary catheters, chest and abdominal drains.

Old age is no disease, however it may promote disease and special considerations around an anaesthetic procedure are necessary for a good outcomes...

Decision making for GI decontamination in acute toxin ingestion.

Hyperadrenocorticism is a well known disease that is frequently diagnosed and treated in practice however do you know what has recently changed in regards to diagnosis and treatment?

Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation (DIC) is an acquired syndrome seen in the most critically ill or injured patients. Hallmark signs of the disease are hypercoagulability followed by inappropriate and uncontrolled bleeding that can often lead to death...

Before fracture repair, fracture complications, fracture management, and after the fracture repair! 

This session will discuss the pathophysiology, diagnostic options and therapeutic options for commonly encountered causes of secondary dilated cardiomyopathy phenotypes in dogs. 

This webinar will address how to euthanase commonly owned pocket pet

Proper nutrition in critical patients is crucial to faster, more complete recoveries and shorter hospital stays.

This webinar will provide a six step framework for responding when an adverse event or medical error occurs in your practice.