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Have you ever tried to perform an orthopaedic examination on a dog only to find that they won’t react to any kind of manipulation? Or that you find the opposite and they react to every manipulation that you perform? How do you interpret what is…

Sepsis is a disease process that can result from any source of infection in our small animal veterinary patients. These patients can quickly become challenging to monitor and require significant care from the entire veterinary team. This webinar will…

Arterial thromboembolism (ATE) in cats most frequently occurs when a thrombus that develops within the left atrium embolizes a remote site. The most common site is the aortic trifurcation, resulting in abrupt occlusion of blood supply to the hind…

This webinar will review an array of URT abnormalities in horses highlighting differences which can dramatically impact case treatment options and prognosis. New developments in treatment options focused on the URT will be presented and discussed.…

Cancer frequently affects our veterinary patients and in recent years chemotherapy has become more commonly utilised treatment. General practices are increasingly prescribing and administering chemotherapy drugs. Chemotherapy drugs are toxic to cells…

The outline for this will be: The pharmacology required to maximise the use of antibiotics in clinical medicine will be discussed, then specific applications for use in clinical and emergency situations will be explained.

Trocoxil is a long acting Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory indicated for dogs with Degenerative Joint Disease. This revolutionary medication represents the veterinary practitioner’s best chance to implement a ‘best practice’ approach in continuously…

The alpha-2 adrenoceptor agonist drugs have analgesic and sedative/hypnotic actions, profoundly useful in most of our patients. Higher doses have utility for procedural sedation with analgesia. Lower doses are increasingly used for sedation and to…

This is a unique and less common disease in which the body’s own immune system turns on itself – in this case, components of the skin. We will discuss this disease in two broad categories, namely those diseases that are vesicular or pustular in…

Sterile inflammatory conditions of the central nervous system (CNS) of domestic carnivores are of utmost importance for the veterinary neurologist. There are indeed not uncommon conditions of the CNS of dogs mainly, they rarely affect cats on the…