Bova Scholars
Welcome to our Bova Scholars hub. Here you will find all our CPD – all free, and all from experts in their field. We have a passion for innovation, and this not only extends to the products we deliver, but to the education and CPD we create. We aim to provide you with the latest research, thinking and treatment options with easily accessible blogs, podcasts and webinars. So, whether you’re a reader, a listener or a watcher, we have you covered.
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Treatment of bacterial endometritis (2023)
Equine specialist Dr. James Crabtree presents a webinar on treating bacterial endometritis using antimicrobials. He explores pathophysiology, prescribing strategies, and compares local versus systemic antibiotic therapy, considering safety and effectiveness. Crabtree’s expertise stems from extensive practice in the UK and abroad, and his role at Equine Reproductive Services.
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PROTECT ME 2023: how antimicrobial use guidance can help your practice! (2023)
Join our webinar to explore the updated PROTECT ME antibiotic guidance from BSAVA & SAMSoc. Learn how to apply the latest evidence-based recommendations and support the fight against antimicrobial resistance. 👉 Register now to strengthen your antibiotic policy and clinical decision-making.
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Appropriate use of antibiotics for ear disease (2023)
Join renowned veterinary dermatologist Dr Sue Paterson as she shares expert guidance on the appropriate use of antibiotics in the treatment of ear disease. Learn how to determine when an infection is truly present and explore the most effective treatment options while supporting antimicrobial stewardship. 👉 Don’t miss this essential session—register now to enhance your clinical decision-making and antibiotic protocols.
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Field Solutions for Dystocia Management (2023)
In this practical and informative session, recorded at the 2023 WEVA Congress, James Crabtree shares expert insights on managing dystocia cases in the field. With approximately 4–10% of equine deliveries experiencing complications, prompt assessment and action are critical to improving outcomes for both mare and foal. The webinar covers the causes of dystocia, the importance of client communication, how to carry out an effective initial assessment, and the decision-making process for next steps. Whether intervention is required or not, this session provides essential knowledge for equine practitioners facing obstetric emergencies.
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Beyond retained fetal membranes: Managing conditions of the post-partum mare (2023)
Join James Crabtree as he shares practical, field-based approaches to recognising and managing equine dystocia and postpartum complications. Recorded at WEVA Congress 2023, this session explores how to assess what’s normal and what’s not in the foaling mare, and how to effectively respond to emergencies such as periparturient haemorrhage, metritis, uterine lacerations, prolapses, and more. Whether you’re new to equine obstetrics or refining your emergency protocols, this webinar offers valuable, experience-led guidance. 👉 Register now to enhance your clinical confidence and improve outcomes for mares and foals.
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Antibiotic Course Duration
How long should antibiotics be prescribed in pets? Join Dr Fergus Allerton to explore the evidence behind course duration and tackle antimicrobial resistance.
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Anthelmintic Resistance
Discover how vets can tackle anthelmintic resistance in horses. Expert insights from Hodgkinson, Rendle & Hughes. Evidence-based advice that matters.
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Antimicrobial prescribing education: in an already overloaded curriculum, how can we do better?
Laura Hardefeldt BSc BVMS MPH PhD DACVIM Melbourne Veterinary School
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Update on common behaviour problems in dogs and how to manage them (2023)
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.
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Keratoconjunctivits sicca in the dog: diagnosis, causes and treatment (2019)
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.
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The veterinary prescribing cascade (2019)
Prof Mark Bowen will be discussing the veterinary prescribing cascade and how this impacts your choices in practice
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EGGD- What’s New? (2019)
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.
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Updates on treatment of equine gastric disease (2019)
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.
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Transdermal medications in cats: what do we really know? (2019)
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.
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Immunosuppressants: Beyond Glucocorticoids (2019)
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.
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Antimicrobial stewardship – how you can make a difference (2019)
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.
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Responsible use of antibiotics in equine practice (2020)
Antibiotic resistance has, until recently, been viewed more as a political issue than a clinical concern for equine practitioners. However, it is now emerging as a real clinical challenge, with wound infections caused by MRSA and MRSP becoming increasingly common.
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Cushing’s syndrome in the dog –management strategies in 2019 and beyond (2019)
The seminar discusses enhancing the management of Cushing’s syndrome in dogs from a general practice perspective. Topics include reliable diagnosis, evaluation of tests, understanding underlying causes, and key principles for successful management. Consideration is given to the disease’s possible effect on the animal and the owner’s quality of life. The presenter is Professor David Church, a seasoned small animal specialist and co-founder of VetCompass.
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Normal reproductive cycle of the mare (2020)
This presentation will review the normal reproductive cycle of the mare, with a particular focus on ovulation and the role of Doppler ultrasound in assessment. Key topics will include: Decision-making around ovulation induction agents, including considerations related to the prescribing cascade Recent clinical research on the timing of ovulation Guidelines for fixed-time breeding using both chilled and frozen semen
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Mycobacterial infections in cats (and dogs) – focusing on tuberculosis (2020)
This talk will explore the growing recognition of zoonotic and nosocomial mycobacterial infections in pet cats (and dogs) in the UK. Recent data shows that nearly 1% of feline tissue biopsies sent for routine pathology exhibit changes consistent with mycobacterial infection. Of these, approximately 35% are tuberculosis (TB) cases—20% caused by Mycobacterium microti (the vole bacillus) and 15% by Mycobacterium bovis. These infections are most commonly cutaneous and/or involve local lymph nodes, particularly the submandibular and popliteal nodes.
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Gastro-duodenal disease in foals (2020)
This webinar provides a practical, case-based perspective on the detection, treatment, and prevention of gastro-duodenal disease in foals—equipping clinicians with the knowledge and confidence to make informed decisions in the field.
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Treatment of equine obesity and laminitis in general practice (2020)
A discussion of equine obesity recognition; diagnostic options which are regularly achievable in general practice and treatment options which might achieve better owner compliance, for both the obese horse and the obese horse during a laminitis episode.
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Pharmacological management of gastrointestinal tract disease (2020)
This webinar covers evidence-based use of anti-emetics, antacids, antidiarrheals, and appetite stimulants—highlighting mechanisms, side effects, and off-licence considerations. Gain confidence in prescribing and improve your clinical approach to managing common gastrointestinal presentations in small animal practice.
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Learn how veterinary teams can maximise the welfare of companion animals who need to wear Elizabethan (2020)
Discover how Elizabethan collars impact pets at home in this insightful webinar with Dr Anne Fawcett. Based on real owner feedback, this session explores welfare considerations and practical tips for improving patient care post-discharge. Join us for evidence-based guidance on “the cone of shame.”
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