Lung Cancer in Cats: Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment

Lung cancer in cats is a relatively rare but serious condition that can significantly impact a feline’s quality of life. While it is more commonly seen in older cats, recognising the signs early can help improve prognosis and treatment outcomes. In this blog, we will explore the causes, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment options for lung cancer in cats.

Blood Transfusions – When, How, and Why

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.

Vetlen Pouch Revolutionizes Wound Care: A Breakthrough in Localized Antibiotic Delivery

Veterinarians have long faced the challenge of treating tough, hard-to-heal infections in surgical and traumatic wounds in various species. A breakthrough in veterinary medicine is here to change that: the Vetlen Pouch, an innovative drug delivery device that offers a more effective way to treat infected wounds through localized, sustained antibiotic therapy.

How AI Scribes Can Prevent Burnout for Veterinarians

Veterinarians are experiencing alarming rates of burnout. A recent study found that 70% of veterinary workplaces reported at least one burnout case in the past year. While many factors contribute to this, one major culprit silently consumes hours of a vet's day: administrative paperwork.

The Future of Veterinary Recruitment: Trends to Watch

The veterinary job market is evolving rapidly, practices and candidates alike need to stay ahead of the curve. From shifts in workplace expectations to awareness of sustainability, recruitment trends are shaping the future of the profession. Here’s what to expect in the coming year and how both employers and job seekers can adapt.

Are we spreading disease? Is it time to review our biosecurity?

Are we unknowingly spreading disease? As veterinary professionals, biosecurity should always be a top priority—but are we doing enough to prevent outbreaks? From Covid-19 to Foot and Mouth disease, history has shown how easily infections spread. This blog explores the importance of biosecurity in veterinary practice, the implications of disease transmission, and the best practices to safeguard animal and human health.

Accelerating Action for Women’s Equality in the Veterinary Profession

The veterinary profession has undergone a remarkable transformation over the years, evolving from a male-dominated field to one where women are not only well-represented but are also leading the way in various specialisations. However, while progress has been made, gender equality remains an ongoing challenge, with women still facing barriers in leadership, pay equity, and recognition.

15 Years of The Webinar Vet: Our Journey So Far

Fifteen years ago, The Webinar Vet was founded with a simple yet powerful mission: to make veterinary education easier, more accessible, and more affordable for busy veterinary professionals. Established in 2010 by Anthony Chadwick (BVSc CertVD MRCVS), The Webinar Vet was born from Anthony’s own experiences as a small animal vet, struggling to attend CPD meetings after long, exhausting days at work. He knew there had to be a better way – and so, he pioneered online veterinary CPD.

How to Write an Informative and Effective Veterinary Job Advert

Recruiting the right talent is one of the biggest challenges for any veterinary practice. A well-crafted job advert doesn’t just fill a vacancy—it attracts the right candidates who align with your team’s values, skills, and culture. At The Webinar Vet Jobs, we’re here to help you do just that.

Endometriosis in Veterinary Medicine: Raising Awareness for a Hidden Struggle

Endometriosis affects one in ten women in the UK alone, making it a common chronic illness amongst women in the (female dominated) veterinary profession. A lot of people are not aware of endometriosis, or the impact it can have on people’s lives – not just those who are suffering from the disease, but those around them too such as family, friends and colleagues.