Vet Courses

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...

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...

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...

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...

Neurological problems are often presented as an emergency and require rapid assessment and decision making. If you lack confidence in dealing with small animal neurology then this learning series with Clare Rusbridge is for you, with practical tips on how to evaluate the patient and localise the...

This learning series with Rachael Birkbeck covers diagnosis and treatment of common haemostatic and haematological emergencies in dogs and cats. It reviews common causes of life-threatening haemorrhage and provides a practical approach to both surgical and medical management of blood loss. This...

Dealing with a dyspnoeic animal can be stressful for all concerned. This learning series with Fiona Adam considers how best to localise the problem using the available history, clinical observations and targeted diagnostics; with the aim of optimising the management of these cases and reducing...

Many gastrointestinal cases are short-lived and will resolve with minimal treatment, but when the patient’s presentation is more protracted or severe, a more involved approach to investigations and treatment is required. This learning series with Fiona Adam looks at the approach to acute GI...