[Webinar] Feline infectious peritonitis is now a readily treatable disease. In this exciting era of feline medicine, let us learn from past mistakes and do our bit to promote responsible antimicrobial stewardship. Antivirals are often overlooked when we discuss antimicrobial resistance, with most of the focus on antibiotic use. In this webinar, Dr Coggins will review what we have learned from the COVID-19 pandemic and discuss the current recommendations for antiviral use in the context of FIP treatment.
[Webinar] In this session, Dr. Sam Taylor will discuss the latest developments in feline disease management, including how caregivers can support their pets through the treatment process.
[Webinar] Join Dr. Kelly Caruso for an informative 2024 webinar on retinal examination. Learn key techniques in fundus examination, diagnose retinal conditions, and enhance your veterinary ophthalmology skills. Register now!
[Webinar] Join us for an essential webinar tailored for veterinary surgeons grappling with the intricacies of diagnosing and treating Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP). Led by esteemed expert Sam Taylor, RCVS Recognised Specialist in Feline Medicine, this webinar will highlight the key clinical abnormalities indicative of FIP, decode lab findings, and address the important question of when treatment trials are appropriate.
[Webinar] The last few years have seen an explosion in our knowledge of treating FIP but where have we landed in terms of drugs, dosage and prognosis?
[Webinar] Delve into the world of electrocardiography with a leading expert in the field, who will guide you through real-life case studies and share valuable insights. Gain practical skills that you can immediately apply in your veterinary practice. From reviewing the normal cardiac conduction system, and equipment setup to a step-by-step guide in working through ECGs, you’ll leave with a toolbox of skills to enhance your diagnostic capabilities. This isn’t your typical webinar – practical and interactive, expect live polls, live Q&A sessions, and interactive discussions to deepen your understanding of ECG clinical interpretation.
[webinar] Globally, around one in ten cats over the age of 10 years suffer from this condition. Typical clinical signs of hyperthyroidism include weight loss, often in spite of a normal or even increased appetite….
Caring for a cat with hypertension Overview Systemic hypertension is the medical term for a persistent increase in blood pressure that is damaging to the body. Hypertension is most commonly seen in older cats and especially in those known to have certain medical conditions which cause an increased risk of high blood pressure. Chronic kidney disease is currently thought to…