Vet Courses

A learning series of eight videos with specialist Sarah Caney. Cats are increasingly making up a large proportion of a practice caseload: they can be challenging patients to diagnose and manage for a number of reasons. In this series, Sarah presents her top tips for optimising diagnosis and...

A four-part learning series on rabbit dentistry with Craig Hunt. This learning series covers the aetiology, prevention and management of rabbit dental disease, as well as anaesthesia of the dental patient. Case examples and practical demonstrations on cadavers are used throughout the series...

Understanding the emotional motivations behind unwanted behaviours in dogs is the key to being able to treat the problem in an effective manner. In the past, some of the difficult behavioural problems encountered in general practice, like dog bites and separation-related distress, have been...

Feline dentistry is notorious for striking fear into many veterinary surgeons. The prevalence of diseases such as periodontitis and resorption, combined with inappropriate equipment and technique and lack of dental radiography can quickly lead to stressful scenarios and potentially catastrophic...

A nine-part learning series for vets with Sarah Caney. Thanks to better diets and healthcare, more and more cats are now living to or beyond a geriatric age (15 years). While cats are very good at adapting to and compensating for illness, this can make it hard for carers to spot signs of...

A six-part learning series for vets with specialist Paul Aldridge. This learning series aims to boost your confidence in tackling common non-routine soft tissue surgeries within your practice. In each area planning, equipment, technique and post-op care are discussed.