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This webinar will include a discussion of the common causes of pruritus in our canine companions, a practical and achievable diagnostic workup of these patients, and management of the no 1 cause of pruritus – allergies!

Good theatre practice is one area of veterinary medicine that can be the responsibility of a nurse. It often requires one person to be in control to ensure the smooth running and maintenance of high standards. This webinar is going to cover the…

Lors de diabète sucré un suivi rigoureux est nécessaire pour prévenir ou traiter les complications : acido-cétose ou hypoglycémie, redoutables, et aussi infections, surcharge hépatique, cataracte, plantigradie, hypertension artérielle.

The automatic cell blood count (CBC) should be always performed together with the microscopic blood smear evaluation. The combined interpretation of the hematological laboratory data results with the morphological appearance of cells can help to…

Antimicrobial resistance is a growing threat. It is a true one-health crisis, as human and veterinary healthcare face the same clinical problems, share closely related bacteria and use similar antibiotics. The resistance genes, moreover, are often…

This webinar will focus on biochemistry and electrolyte analysis, with particular emphasis on interpretation in the Emergency and Critical Care setting. This webinar will be a clinical pathology focussed session, and will discuss the diagnosis,…

What should I do about that ALT? What about the massively increased ALP in that old Labrador retriever? Elevated liver enzyme activity is one of the most common abnormalities seen on routine chemistries. Yet, many veterinarians feel a bit…

Blood gases and Acid/base interpretation is increasingly being used in not only large veterinary hospitals, but general practice on a day to day basis. The opportunity to have these results so quickly is good news for our patients in the emergency…

Neuroanatomy and neurophysiology may repel at first. Most veterinary students and some veterinary practitioners are indeed uncomfortable with their neurology knowledge. This definitely has to do with the complexity of the nervous system anatomy and…

Septic shock is one of the most challenging conditions we face, in which patient morbidity and mortality is high. But how can we improve management and outcome in these patients? How much fluids do we need to give? What antibiotics are the best? What…