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The webinar will allow participants to easily understand the roentgen signs of periodontal disease, endodontic disease, missing teeth, feline and canine tooth resorption, and oral masses. The undisputable clinical value of intraoral radiology will be…

This talk will describe the approach to the management of the critically ill patient required to undergo anaesthesia. Patients may require anaesthesia for diagnostic or treatment purposes. These patients often present for a variety reason from trauma…

This seminar will briefly review why dogs and cats get chronic kidney disease. Diagnostic procedures and the international renal interest society (IRIS) staging will be discussed and new developments will be mentioned.

Pelvic limb lameness is seen very commonly in general practice. In this lecture James will review two of the common causes for pelvic lib lameness- hip dysplasia and Cruciate disease.

Thoracic limb lameness can be challenging problem in small animal practice. It can often be difficult to definitively diagnose the problem. Once a diagnosis is made it is often difficult to know what the best course of action is for treatment. In…

This webinar will discuss the treatment of gastrointestinal disorders in dogs. In particular current, evidence based medical practice for the use of specific antimicrobials for specific gastrointestinal infections including Helicobacter, Salmonella…

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…

Indiscriminate use of antimicrobials is an international concern in health sciences and veterinarians have a responsibility to adhere to appropriate practice. The risk of surgical site infection (SSI) in small animal surgery poses a challenge in some…