Lucy qualified from Cambridge as a veterinary surgeon in 1997. After several years in practice, where she passed her RVCS Certificate in Small Animal Medicine, she joined the Royal Veterinary College where she completed a PhD in clinical and immunological aspects of canine diabetes mellitus in 2004. This was followed by a residency in Small Animal Medicine in Cambridge, where she passed her RCVS Diploma in Small Animal Medicine and DipECVIM-CA examinations in 2006, becoming a European Specialist in Small Animal Medicine (re-accredited 2011).
A clinical case-based education session by Michelle Evason on the topic of GI parasites of dogs and cats and their zoonotic/One Health aspects, along with antimicrobial stewardship implications.
Diagnosing IMHA, ruling out triggers, and then deciding on the best treatment strategy can be a challenge. In this talk Craig Breheny will take you from presentation to recheck with some clinical tips.
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.