The holiday season is a time of joy and celebration, but it can also bring unexpected risks for pets. From changes in routine to exposure to unfamiliar environments and foods, holidays can be stressful and even dangerous for pets. As veterinarians, you have a vital role in educating pet owners and helping them navigate the festive season to ensure their pets remain safe and healthy.
Discover two groundbreaking solutions designed to address common behavioural challenges in pets. Tessie® provides fast-acting relief for separation and noise-related issues in dogs, while Bonqat® is the first anxiolytic tailored for feline fear associated with transport and veterinary visits. Say goodbye to stressful experiences for pets and their owners with these innovative products!
Every day around the world, treatments once seen as miracle cures fail to treat common infections in both humans and animals, because of antimicrobial resistance (AMR).
The holiday season, filled with festive cheer and gatherings, can also bring unique challenges for veterinary professionals. Long hours, increased demand for appointments, and the emotional toll of the job can leave vets and vet nurses feeling overwhelmed. However, by prioritising your wellbeing, you can navigate the season with resilience and joy. Here’s how.
In a rapidly evolving veterinary landscape, staying ahead of the curve in product innovation and technology is more important than ever. On November 19th host Anthony Chadwick was joined by Stephanie Morley on VetChat, to delve into the fascinating world of veterinary product development and its future implications for animal care.
Veterinary dental care is critical for ensuring the health and comfort of our canine patients, yet it often presents unique challenges. That's why The Webinar Vet hosted the two-part series, Mastering Canine Tooth Extractions: Techniques and Troubleshooting, sponsored by Pedigree MARS. These webinars delved into essential skills for managing complex dental cases in dogs, offering practical insights and evidence-based techniques.
Diagnostic imaging is a cornerstone of veterinary practice, allowing clinicians to visualise the internal structures of their patients and arrive at accurate diagnoses. Whether you’re a seasoned practitioner or someone looking to revisit the fundamentals, Diagnostic Imaging Refresher for Veterinary Practitioners offers an invaluable opportunity to hone your skills and boost your confidence in this essential field.
Increasing numbers of Veterinary clinics are recognising the importance of adopting more eco-friendly practices in every aspect of their operations. From rethinking their purchases to switching to reusable materials; more and more clinics are taking action to make their practices more environmentally sustainable.
More than 32 million horses and donkeys were helped over the past year by working animal charity Brooke, through its advocacy work.
Urethral obstruction, commonly referred to as a "blocked cat," is a critical emergency that requires prompt attention. This condition can lead to life-threatening complications if not managed properly. Fortunately, with the right approach, veterinarians can alleviate the obstruction, restore normal function, and minimise risks to the patient. Below are the highlights from a recent webinar on this important topic.
Elbow dysplasia is a common orthopaedic condition in dogs, particularly in larger breeds. It encompasses a group of developmental abnormalities affecting the elbow joint, leading to pain, lameness, and degenerative joint disease (DJD). While elbow dysplasia cannot always be "cured," effective management strategies can improve a dog’s quality of life and reduce long-term complications. Here's an overview of the condition and available treatment options.
Reptiles have unique environmental needs that are essential for their health and well-being. As ectothermic creatures, their body temperature and overall health depend heavily on their surroundings. Here’s a guide to creating appropriate habitats for some of the most commonly kept pet reptiles.