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Animalcare 5 FREE Bitesize CPD Webinars!
Animalcare 5 FREE Bitesize CPD Webinars!
Which webinars will you get?
1. "The Gastrointestinal Microbiome and its Effects"
Presented by Felicity Caddick
The intestinal microbiome is a topic that is garnering increasing interest and research focus, due to a tide of evidence demonstrating influences external to the GI tract, across multiple body systems. The purpose of this webinar is to explore some of the functions and influences that the intestinal microbiome has and ask ourselves whether there are any clinical implications for us as vets now, or in the future.
2. "A Practical Guide to Propentofylline in Practices"
Presented by Felicity Caddick
This session is for anyone who sees senior dogs at their practice. We discuss the many benefits of propentofylline and how it can be used to maximum effect.
3. "Buprenorphine or Methadone – which should I use?"
Presented by Felicity Caddick
Join Felicity Caddick, Animalcare’s Senior Veterinary Advisor who will demystify when to use these essential opioids so you can select the appropriate analgesic for the procedure.
4. "Using the Rabbit Grimace Scale (RbtGS) to score pain in rabbits"
Presented by Matt Leach
In this session you will learn to use the rabbit grimace scale for assessing potential pain and analgesic efficacy in rabbits. This session will also include discussion of practical tips for using the scale as well as the current state of knowledge about the strengths and weaknesses of this technique.
5. "Introduction to Infusion Therapy – Dehydration in Dogs and Cats"
Presented by Felicity Caddick
Refresh your infusion therapy knowledge and practice with our Animalcare vet, Felicity, as she guides you through infusion therapy, and dehydration in practice; from setting up your fluids to giving it to an animal. A key part of daily practice life, this session is for anyone who administers fluids to animals in their care.