Join Dr Andy Fiske-Jackson for an in-depth webinar on Hyperinsulinemia-Associated Laminitis (HAL), exploring its foot-level impact, pathophysiology, diagnostic imaging, and management strategies to improve outcomes in horses and ponies. Register today!
Learn how to manage Equine Metabolic Syndrome in 2025 with diet, exercise, and emerging treatments. Discover strategies to prevent insulin-related laminitis.
This session will outline the various diagnostic protocols available for assessing Equine Metabolic Syndrome (EMS) and Insulin Dysregulation (ID) in equine practice. It will provide an overview of the key features, advantages, and limitations of each testing method, with guidance on selecting the most appropriate approach based on the clinical objectives and practical considerations of the veterinary surgeon.
This informative webinar offers crucial insights into managing one of the most critical moments in equine care—foaling. John Spencer, an experienced equine vet from Fyrnwy Equine Hospital, guides attendees through the stages of normal foaling, identifying early warning signs of complications, and making timely decisions on when to refer a mare for veterinary intervention. With a focus on maximising foal and mare survival, this session is essential for breeders, owners, and equine professionals seeking to improve outcomes during this high-stakes period.
This talk focuses on assisting clinicians in the everyday practice on the detection and diagnosis of cardiac disease in our companion animals. From the moment they present on your hospital’s doorstep, we will discuss tips and tricks on acquiring a thorough history, performing a complete cardiothoracic physical exam, classifying murmurs and heart sounds, pros/cons of various diagnostics testing etc. Participants should finish the webinar feeling more confident in tackling the next patient that presents with suspected heart disease.
Dr. Caruso will cover:
Recognising the signs of KCS – From subtle changes to severe cases.
Diagnostic tools and techniques – Schirmer tear tests, fluorescein staining, & beyond.
Treatment strategies – Medical and surgical options for effective management.
Case studies and practical tips – Real-world insights to enhance clinical outcomes.
Systemic hypertension is estimated to affect at least 20% of older cats and is especially common in combination with illnesses such as chronic kidney disease. Diagnosis is not always straightforward; distinguishing between situational and genuine hypertension can be challenging.
This webinar will discuss commonly used psychopharmaceuticals as well as those we should probably be avoiding and backed up with real case scenarios.
