Webinars & e-learning courses

Protective yet elastic, water-retaining yet breathable, consistent yet renewable. This course is for everyone who sees the skin as a piece of art like we do and would like to dive with us into the magic world of dermatology. 

Early canine hip dysplasia where joint laxity alone causes femoral head subluxation: a more localised alternative to DPO/TPO. Rationale and early results of RATO, with Gian Luca Rovesti

As the most commonly used analgesic, alongside NSAIDS and with a broad spectrum of drug choice, this lecture is inspired by real questions from lectures and coveres all you need to know about opioid use!

How can we support quality of life when a patient’s needs change? Join Kelly Eyre to explore palliative care, quality-of-life assessment and compassionate caregiver communication, with a particular focus on feline patients.

In this webinar, Pete Mantis provides a practical, structured approach to interpreting canine and feline thoracic radiographs with greater confidence. Learn a systematic reading technique, review normal thoracic anatomy, and gain practical rules of thumb to identify abnormalities and avoid missing important findings.

Develop your confidence in small animal abdominal ultrasonography with Dr Catheryn Walsh in this four-module online course. 

A practical guide to canine otitis: diagnosis, treatment, PSPP factors, Malassezia, antifungal resistance and long-term disease management.

Radiology for Nurses is presented by Liane Shaw and  Lydia Trott. The course contains 5 modules of on demand learning for nurses and vet techs wanting to improve or extend their knowledge in radiology.  

This multiple-lecture CE course will prepare the veterinary nurse for a variety of anesthetic cases setting you up for success with any patient. Presented by Jennifer Lyons

Update on the diagnostic investigation and treatment options for horses with diarrhoea by Sarah Smith. 

This lecture with Claudia Richter provides an overview of the recently published guidelines for the diagnosis and monitoring of canine cognitive dysfunction syndrome

Explore practical GI ultrasound in dogs and cats, from normal anatomy to challenging pathological findings with Dr. Thorsten Rick.

Led by ultrasound experts Dominique Penninck and Emmelie Stock, this five-module course helps optimize scanning techniques, refine diagnostic skills, and elevate patient care.

This session with Corrin Boyd covers the basic principles on the use of mechanical ventilation in small animal critical care

Understanding exotic species blood sampling, parameters and complications

How much blood and where from? RVN's guide to sampling and analysing blood samples from exotic species presented by Hayley Ayers. 

Grooming with willing participation rather than restraint, a webinar with Isabelle Resch.

A clear, practical understanding of kidney anatomy and physiology revealing how these vital organs filter, balance, and protect the body which are essential for everyday patient care with Melissa Shoard.

Join Melissa Shoard as she covers the Highs and Lows of eletrolytes and how to treat them.

This lecture by Stijn Niessen will demonstrate a simplified yet evidence based approach to the diagnosis and management of Cushing's Syndrome in the dog.

Pyrexia and pallor? The spectrum of infectious causes of feline anaemia and how to diagnose and treat them – a webinar by Severine Tasker.

This webinar with Rebecca Geddes explores what is difference about chronic kidney disease in dogs and how this affects our management of canine patients with this disease. 

In this webinar with Pete Mantis you will learn to read thoracic radiographs.

Anaesthesia for caesarean sections presents unique challenges, requiring clinicians to balance the safety of both dam and neonates. This webinar explores practical anaesthetic and analgesic strategies to optimise outcomes before, during, and after surgery.

Most veterinary professionals know that patients with chronic kidney disease should be fed a therapeutic renal diet. But have you ever stopped to ask why? Presented by Kim Healy  

Gastrointestinal disease is a common challenge in veterinary practice, with nutritional management playing a pivotal role in patient recovery and systemic health. Presented with Kim Healy  

Pallor, jaundice, regenerative, non-regenerative? Getting confident with your feline anaemia cases! A webinar by Severine Tasker. 

Rabbits and guinea pigs are commonly presented to veterinarians for urogenital conditions. Successful management requires a nuanced and holistic approach to these conditions. A webinar with Joanne Sheen

Understand how sound influences your patients' behaviour, when its normal and when it’s not, and factors to consider when treating noise sensitive and reactive patients. A webinar with Bronwen Bollaert

Join Lauren Kirby, exploring SIRS and sepsis in ECC, focusing on early recognition, patient monitoring, stabilisation, and critical nursing interventions. 

Thierry Beths shares the latest in pharmacokinetics and in technology that allows us to provide TIVA in a more controlled way, targeting specific drug concentrations, resulting in more stable anaesthesia.

This webinar by Marie-Christine Fischer addresses the challenges of diagnosing and managing IMMK by providing clinicians with practical tools for accurate diagnosis and a critical review of current treatment evidence. Participants will learn to identify and classify IMMK subtypes, evaluate evidence-based therapies, and understand emerging surgical and innovative treatment options.

Join Cat Walker for a practical workshop on navigating difficult conversations and preserving working relationships in busy clinics.

VN's play a vital role in the management of patients with thoracic trauma. In this webinar, Kate Hatcher will discuss approaches for safe and effective administration of anaesthesia in these challenging cases

Before any treatment is attempted, a patient with an oral tumor needs to be properly staged – we need to know, what the tumor is, how extensive it is and if malignant, if there is any metastatic disease. A webinar with Ana Nemec.

Nadine Apteker provides an overview of the impact of obesity on fertility in dogs & cats, highlighting effects on reproductive function, litter size, & neonatal survival, with tips to improve breeding success. 

Feline dental disease is common, painful, and often overlooked. This lecture by Benita Altier highlights the top five conditions to improve early recognition, diagnosis, and treatment in clinical practice.

This practical lecture with Benita Altier teaches you how to evaluate and sharpen veterinary dental instruments to improve efficiency, reduce fatigue, and enhance patient safety. 

In the webinar with Stephanie Grath, you will learn practical ideas to use immediately in the clinic or grooming salon, including strategies to make handling safer and calmer for both - dogs and humans.

Join Lauren Kirby and master practical, real-world drug and fluid calculations through clear, repeatable methods that strengthen accuracy, confidence, and patient safety. 

Humeral condylar fractures are unique and challenging fractures. This lecture by Ian Faux will provide an overview with an emphasis on evidence based decision making and practical tips.

Cushings can be a frustrating disease process to recognize, diagnose, and effectively treat. Angela Rathmann will talk about how nurses can improve the care and outcomes of these complicated patients.

Most people associate conflict with stress, anger, and anxiety, when it is actually a normal process that is neither good nor bad. Presented by Cat Walker 

How to stop your ear patients coming back when you don't want them to or disappearing altogether! A webinar with John Hutt

Mystified by Malassezia? Know a rod for Cocci? Inflammatory or normal? A webinar with Matthew Garland.

This lecture by Sam Luis Hole will cover an overview of the current extraction options for equine cheek teeth extraction and how to work through the options and the considerations and complications associated with each option.

This lecture by Sam Luis Hole will cover an approach to diagnosing and managing periodontal disease in the equine patient.

This lecture by Sam Luis Hole will cover a considered approach to a full dental examination and the stages of it.

This presentation by Andy Fiske-Jackson reviews the pathophysiology, diagnosis, and management of both acute and chronic laminitis, with emphasis on endocrinopathic laminitis as the most common form.