ManyPets Partners with The Webinar Vet to Deliver Essential CPD on Blood Transfusions

ManyPets is proud to sponsor an upcoming webinar in collaboration with The Webinar Vet, focusing on the critical topic of blood transfusions in veterinary practice. This exclusive CPD event, featuring the expertise of Pet Blood Bank UK, aims to equip veterinary professionals with the knowledge and confidence to perform transfusions effectively and safely.

Transfusions can be a daunting aspect of veterinary care, particularly in high-pressure emergency situations. This webinar will take attendees through the journey of a canine patient from admittance to discharge, offering practical insights into the when, how, and why of blood product use. Additionally, it will cover essential equipment and transfusion monitoring guidelines to help veterinary teams provide the best possible care.

Learning Objectives:

✔ When, how, and why blood products are used
✔ Equipment needed for a blood transfusion
✔ Transfusion monitoring guidance

Date: 9th April 2025
Time: 8 PM BST
Where: The Webinar Vet
Sponsored by: ManyPets & Pet Blood Bank UK

“At ManyPets, we recognise the dedication and hard work of veterinary professionals who continuously strive to keep their skills and knowledge up to date,” said a spokesperson for ManyPets. “Transfusions in practice can be challenging, but with expert guidance from Pet Blood Bank UK, we are confident that veterinary teams will leave this webinar feeling empowered to manage transfusions with confidence.”

Veterinary professionals are also encouraged to stay informed about ManyPets' veterinary initiatives, including updates to the ManyPets vet portal, upcoming CPD opportunities, and veterinary events.

To keep up to date with our latest veterinary communications, sign up for our veterinary emails here: https://manypets.uk/vet-newsletter-sign-up.

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Don’t miss this opportunity to gain essential CPD on a crucial aspect of veterinary medicine. Secure your spot today: https://thewebinarvet.com/webinars/blood-transfusions-when-how-and-why