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What's the best approach to patients in small animal practice with chronic diarrhoea. Do they need biopsies or can less invasive diagnostic tools yield similar results and how shall these cases be treated.

This webinar covers the general approach to the feline oncology patient as well as dealing with specifics on lymphoma and soft tissue sarcoma.

In this webinar Dan will outline the processes behind the common bleeding and clotting disorders seen in companion animals, and how they fit into a modern understanding of the clotting process. He will then discuss how to further investigate and…

Equine colic is a relatively common disorder of the digestive system. The most common forms of colic are gastrointestinal in nature and are most often related to colonic disturbance. Among domesticated horses, colic is the leading cause of…

Cytology has many advantages over histopathology, however it also has its limitations. Adequate sample collection, preparation and handling is of upmost importance when it comes to cytological interpretation as it is the veterinarian’s/nurse’s…

During this webinar we will discuss the clinical features, diagnosis and management of the most common immune-mediated diseases that we are likely to see in small animal practice. We'll find out what clues to look for when these cases are presented,…

Abdominal injuries in small animal practice can occur as a result of any number of traumatic incidents. Injuries can vary widely in severity and can affect a variety of body systems.

Thoracic limb lameness in dogs is common problem. Investigation and management of this issue can be challenging. In this webinar Dr. Simcock will discuss various aspects of thoracic limb lameness to help with your decision making when dealing with…

Dental radiology is a core skill in SA veterinary practice. The visible part of the tooth (crown) is only around 30% of the total length. The root, comprising 70% of the total, is invisible to a gross examination. Most of the common dental conditions…

This webinar will introduce the basics of positioning and obtaining dental radiographs and give examples of typical findings – normal anatomical and abnormal pathological.