In the realm of veterinary medicine, effective pain management in feline patients is paramount. With this in mind, a recent webinar titled "The Ins and Outs of Using Opioids in Cats," led by esteemed speaker Dr. Sheilah Robertson, provided invaluable insights into this critical aspect of veterinary care.
This month, we are thrilled to shine the spotlight on Sarah Caney BVSc PhD DSAM MRCVS, an esteemed figure in the field of feline medicine. With over two decades of experience as a feline-only veterinarian, Sarah has garnered international recognition for her expertise and dedication to improving the health and well-being of our beloved feline companions.
In the vast landscape of veterinary medicine, diversity isn't solely about species and breeds; it extends to the individuals working within the profession. Among these individuals are those who are neurodivergent, adding richness and varied perspectives to the field. Neurodiversity encompasses a spectrum of conditions, including ADHD and dyslexia, which bring unique strengths and challenges to veterinary practice. In this blog post, we delve into the significance of embracing neurodiversity in veterinary medicine, highlighting key insights from our recent podcast episodes on ADHD, dyslexia, and neurodiversity in the profession.
In a world often overshadowed by challenges and uncertainties, it's crucial to celebrate moments of joy and positivity. One such occasion that encourages us to do just that is the International Day of Happiness, observed on 20th March each year. Established on July 12, 2012, by the United Nations, this day serves as a reminder of the importance of happiness as a fundamental human goal.
The Webinar Vet presents an enlightening webinar on the environmental impact of insecticide usage in veterinary practice, featuring three distinguished speakers: Professor Dave Goulson from the University of Sussex, Rose Perkins, and Martin Whitehead. With a comprehensive examination of the ecological repercussions of insecticide use, this webinar seeks to stimulate discussion and re-evaluation of current practices.
Burns in horses can be caused by a horse being trapped within a burning barn/stable, a road traffic accident, electrocution or lightning strike, or contact with hot water or chemicals. The extent of tissue damage depends upon temperature, duration of exposure, local wound environment, and blood supply. Severe burns are followed by “burn shock”, which resembles hypovolemic shock, with a dramatic increase in vascular permeability and release of various mediators (cytokines, prostaglandins, NO, vasoactive leukotrienes, serotonin, histamine and ROS).
There are a number of common causes of weight loss in horses, particularly parasitism, equine gastric ulcer syndrome (EGUS), liver disease and pituitary pars intermedia dysfunction PPID. However, in order to ensure that all contributing factors are efficiently identified, broader consideration and thinking about each case in a systematic way is recommended.
Join us for an insightful webinar exploring the efficacy and necessity of routine parasite prevention in dogs and cats. Hosted by Ian Wright and made possible by IDEXX, this webinar sheds light on the importance of routine faecal testing in managing parasitic worm infections, offering valuable insights and practical recommendations for veterinary practitioners.
In our latest webinar, we dive into the revolutionary Nu.Q® Vet Cancer Test, a cutting-edge tool designed for the early screening of canine cancer in healthy, asymptomatic dogs. Led by Dr. Heather Wilson-Robles, Chief Medical Officer for Volition Veterinary, this webinar explores the scientific principles, real-world applications, and impactful case studies surrounding this groundbreaking diagnostic advancement.
In honour of International Women's Day, The Webinar Vet takes pride in showcasing the outstanding female speakers who have enriched our platform this year. These trailblazing professionals embody a diverse range of expertise, each making significant contributions to the veterinary field in their own distinct and impactful manner.
Explore a real case study involving a 13-year-old Jack Russell terrier with a dermal swelling, where both fine needle aspirates for cytology and excisional biopsies were analyzed digitally. Gain insights into the collaborative efforts of experienced professionals in achieving accurate diagnoses, such as identifying a liposarcoma through digital cytology and confirming it via histopathology.
Are you ready to become a master in managing diabetes and hormonal disorders in dogs and cats? Elevate your expertise with our intensive Endocrinology Refresher Course, included with membership or available for purchase at £149.99. Delve into an eight-webinar series designed to refresh and enhance your knowledge in feline and canine endocrinology, covering a range of essential topics.