Equine gastric disease (EGD) is a common condition in horses, with a prevalence approaching 100% in certain populations. In experimental studies, in rats, gastric lesion size is a commonly used outcome to measure their response to stress. So what is the link between stress and EGD in horses? This talk will explore that question and help practitioners to consider more than just omeprazole when treating these cases
Feline hyperthyroidism is a common condition in older cats, often presenting with weight loss, restlessness, and gastrointestinal signs. Join us to explore how to diagnose it easily and manage it effectively with options like medication, surgery, radioiodine, or diet. Improve outcomes and quality of life for your hyperthyroid patients.
Feline hypertension is a serious, often silent condition affecting many older cats—especially those with chronic kidney disease. Learn how to detect early signs, diagnose accurately, and treat effectively to prevent complications like blindness and neurological issues. Join us to improve outcomes for your feline patients with high blood pressure.
Arthritis is common in older cats but often goes unnoticed due to subtle signs like reduced jumping or grumpiness. Join us to learn how to recognise feline arthritis, improve diagnosis, and explore practical management strategies—from pain relief to lifestyle adjustments—that can greatly enhance quality of life for ageing cats.
Bova is a company where vets, pets and the pet owner sit at the heart of everything it does.
Quality is at the core of every process, producing the highest standard compounded medication.
This webinar will talk you through the unique Bova Aus Quality Assurance Program and how this benefits the vet, the pet, and the pet owner.
Bova Aus has developed a unique system to batch and Quality Assure (QA) popular, high-risk, or complex compounded products under instruction from veterinarians.
The following areas will be discussed:
SOURCING RAW MATERIALS, EQUIPMENT & VENDOR AUDITS
BATCH TRIALS
STAFF TRAINING
QUALITY CONTROL
FIP has become a hot talking point among feline veterinarians, with new treatments and a better understanding of the disease. Points that will be covered are:
Diagnosing FIP in general practice – the brick-by-brick approach
Revolutionary anti-virals – approach to treatment and monitoring protocols
Tips and tricks for tricky cases
Can we really offload and protect injured structures in the foot? Is there any evidence base for the shoes we recommend? Dr. Andy Fiske-Jackson will present the concepts behind the recommended shoes for a variety of common ailments and give my personal experience of each one.
What are the clinical characteristics of sacroiliac joint region pain? How can you effectively diagnose and treat it? I’ll use case examples, give ultrasound tips, treatment options, and how to construct a rehab plan for this often-diagnosed but poorly understood condition.
