This webinar will cover some of the most common behaviour problems presented to veterinarians. It will discuss diagnosis and treatment using the 4 M approach, behaviour modification, environmental management as well as which medications may be helpful and how to monitor progress for best results.
During this webinar, Dr James Oliver will begin by describing the key components of the canine lacrimal system and preocular tear film. Through a series of case examples, he will highlight the main clinical signs associated with both acute and chronic tear film deficiencies.
Prof Mark Bowen will be discussing the veterinary prescribing cascade and how this impacts your choices in practice
During this talk, Dr Michael Hewetson will be discussing what is new with equine glandular gastric disease (EGGD). Michael will be discussing the differences between equine squamous gastric disease (ESGD) compared to EGGD, risk factors, aetiopathogenesis, clinical signs, diagnosis and treatment.
David will discuss options for the treatment of EGGD and ESGD and review recent published and as yet unpublished clinical research relating to the treatment of both conditions.
Medicating cats can be notoriously challenging, especially when long-term compliance is needed. In recent years, transdermal ointments and gels have emerged in the UK as a practical alternative to oral administration.
These formulations are often easier for clients to apply and are generally well tolerated by feline patients.
In this webinar, we’ll explore the use of transdermal medications in cats, critically review the available literature supporting—or questioning—their efficacy, and examine findings from a 2019 UK veterinary survey.
👉 Join us for practical insights into the clinical use, benefits, and limitations of transdermal therapy in feline medicine.
In this webinar, Dr Anna will review the evidence for and against various immunosuppressive options currently available, helping you make more informed decisions in clinical practice.
In this webinar, Dr Nuttall will guide you through the science behind AMR, practical strategies for reducing unnecessary antibiotic use, and how veterinary professionals can become stewards for change—without compromising animal welfare.
Learn how to protect the future of antimicrobial efficacy through better prescribing, communication, and clinical judgement.
