The Webinar Vet took part in the stage of the VMX Expo Hall, the grand spectacle that unfolded from January 13 to 17 in the vibrant city of Orlando, Florida. Hosted by NAVC, this colossal event drew a staggering 27,000 attendees, transforming the expo into a melting pot of veterinary expertise, innovation, and community spirit.
As we bid farewell to 2023, I am thrilled to share a retrospective of our year—a year marked by innovation, growth, and community building. Since our inception in 2010, our global team has tirelessly strived to deliver unparalleled quality with our speakers, CPD/CE, and collaborations with industry leaders. Join us as we reminisce on the milestones that have shaped our journey and set the stage for an even more impactful 2024.
Embark on a journey into the intricate world of veterinary ophthalmology with the Webinar Vet's Ophthalmology Refresher Course, led by the distinguished Ron Ofri. Packed with eight RACE approved webinars, this course is a gateway for general practitioners to delve deep into the complexities of ocular diseases in dogs and cats.
At The Webinar Vet, we are privileged to showcase exceptional speakers, and this month is no exception. Let’s delve into the world of exotic veterinary medicine and introduce our speaker of the month, John Chitty, BVetMed CertZooMed MRCVS.
We're thrilled to announce our partnership with Dechra for an enlightening endocrinology session at the Virtual Veterinary Congress 2024. Join us for an engaging talk titled ‘Are you seeing these usual suspects in practice?’ presented by the dynamic Libby Koytzoumis.
Are you ready for a glimpse into the regenerative medicine frontier? Join the captivating webinar, "Stem Cell Therapy in OA: Making It Possible in Practice," presented by Russell Chandler, BVSc Cert SAO MSc (Ortho Eng) MRCVS. Brought to you by TVM, this webinar promises an engaging exploration of the revolutionary world of stem cell therapy.
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As the anticipation builds for The Webinar Vet's Virtual Veterinary Congress 2024, we can't help but shine a spotlight on the incredible sponsors who are making this groundbreaking event possible. 🌟 Let's take a moment to applaud their commitment to advancing veterinary knowledge and fostering a sense of community within our profession.
West Highland White Terriers have been reported with two forms of chronic hepatitis: idiopathic (about 80% of cases) and copper associated (about 20% of cases). Two litters have also been reported with polycystic liver and kidney disease similar to autosomal recessive polycystic disease.
The New Year is here, and so is our stellar lineup for January at The Webinar Vet! 🎉 Brace yourselves for a month packed with insightful sessions that cater to every corner of the veterinary world. Let's dive into the agenda with a sprinkle of excitement and a dash of personality!
Welcome to a captivating exploration of degenerative joint issues with David Dycuss, the co-founder and Co-director of Veterinary Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation Institute
We are thrilled to announce that The Webinar Vet's much-anticipated Virtual Veterinary Congress of 2024 has been granted RACE accreditation, further solidifying its status as a leading event in the veterinary world.
In our commitment to inclusivity, we're excited to announce the integration of automatic captions for all our small animal webinars in 2023. This feature aims to make our content more accessible to a wider audience, ensuring that valuable information reaches everyone.
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