Canine Calm Clinic
Charlie Wright
The veterinary clinic can be a stressful environment for many of our patients, and any resulting fear and anxiety can have long-lasting impacts on their emotional and physical wellbeing, and can compromise the safety of both owners and staff members.
Creating a Calm Clinic environment is...
A Case-Based Approach to Feline Anaesthesia

Multiple Lecturers
Feline anaesthesia is a daily part of veterinary practice, with the risk of complications and death reported to be greater in cats than dogs. Despite this, the focus of anaesthetic training is often on the management of dogs and the assumption that the same approach can be applied in feline...
Advanced Veterinary Dental Techniques
Rachel Perry
Dentistry is a very important part of practice life, from a time and income perspective, as well as in terms of general animal welfare, yet it is often the discipline practitioners like the least.
This advanced learning series with Rachel Perry shows new techniques applicable for treating...
Cats in the Clinic: Improving Outcomes by Reducing the Impact of Stress
Sheila Wills
A visit to the vet can be a stressful experience for cats. For a species that needs a sense of control, territory and familiarity to feel safe, a trip to the vets is frightening. The distress this causes to the cat and also to their owner is a leading cause of cats not receiving the veterinary...
Moving On With Orthopaedics
Turlough O’Neill
This learning series with Turlough O'Neill looks at the theory, decision making process and execution of fracture repair. These techniques are achievable in a well-appointed practice situation by a well-informed veterinarian, and this learning series aims to give confidence to those with a basic...
Feline Diabetes: The Good, the Bad and the Complicated
Samantha Taylor
Diabetes mellitus is a common endocrinopathy in cats, but it can be challenging to manage. Given the rise in obesity in this species it may also become more prevalent. This learning series with Sam Taylor is aimed at giving confidence to both manage straightforward and complex cases.
Cats...
Non-Technical Skills for Veterinary Surgeons
Duana McBride
Non-technical skills are important in optimising patient outcome, as well as improving the well-being of our veterinary team. There is a growing awareness that by developing these skills, which include communication, teamwork, leadership, situation awareness and decision making, we can minimise...
Acute and Chronic Kidney Disease in Cats
Martha Cannon
Feline kidney disease is one of the most common presentations in clinical practice and, thanks to advances in our knowledge of how to best support renal function and slow the progression of the disease, they can be extremely rewarding cases to manage.
This learning series with Martha...
Canine Behaviour: Dealing with Post-COVID Problems
Miri Prior
This learning series with Miri Prior will provide confidence in your approach to many canine behaviour problems presenting in general practice. Canine behaviour concerns have sky-rocketed in recent years and clients will commonly approach their vet as the first port of call when something goes...
ECC Techniques and Procedures
Duana McBride
This learning series will equip you with the skill set for managing challenging emergency cases and critically ill patients in your practice. There are a variety of skills required when managing these intricate cases, including respiratory care, tricky venous access, cardiopulmonary resuscitation,...
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