Pet obesity remains one of the most persistent challenges facing veterinary teams. Despite increasing awareness of its impact on health and wellbeing, there continues to be a significant disconnect between veterinary and owner perceptions of healthy body condition.
Ask most vets or nurses when they last had an evening completely free of work. No messages, no case running through their head, no “I’ll just quickly check”, and you’ll often get a pause before the answer. Veterinary work asks a lot: emotionally demanding cases, long and unpredictable hours, and a culture that can quietly reward always being available. Over time, that adds up.
The recovery collar is one of the most-used pieces of equipment in veterinary practices. We sat down with Jenny, a Registered Veterinary Nurse and South West Sales at Génia Group, to talk about why the Velfast® collar from Génia Group is changing how clinics approach post-operative protection.
Gastrointestinal (GI) cases are among the most common reasons dogs and cats present to first-opinion practice. While many resolve with straightforward management, others become far more challenging.
All ears are not the same, and as such, there is not one single therapeutic option to treat otitis externa (OE) cases. Successful management of OE cases encompasses the diagnosis and management of the primary, underlying cause, the addressing of the acute inflammation, the systematic use of ear cytology to identify microbial overgrowth and judicious use of antimicrobials to successfully address any secondary microbial dysbiosis.
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The Webinar Vet is delighted to be collaborating with the British Cattle Veterinary Association (BCVA) on a new podcast series designed to bring practical insights and discussions to cattle veterinary professionals.
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The Webinar Vet is delighted to announce a new long-term strategic partnership with the Veterinary Management Group (VMG), marking the beginning of an exciting collaboration to deliver high-quality educational content for veterinary leaders and practice managers.
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If you work in vet practice, you will have encountered many cases of osteoarthritis across the duration of your career. In fact, it is estimated that around 30 to 50 per cent of cats and dogs are likely to be affected by the condition during their lifetime.
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Rabbit Awareness Week is a fantastic opportunity to shine a spotlight on one of the UK's most popular pets and raise awareness of their unique welfare, behavioural, and healthcare needs.
As part of Forte healthcare’s Canine Behaviour Month, we want to help raise awareness of the behavioural challenges facing dogs today, encourage earlier recognition of behavioural concerns, and support veterinary professionals and caregivers in improving outcomes for affected pets.
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AI in veterinary medicine is already here. According to a British Veterinary Association survey, 1 in 5 UK veterinarians already use it.
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Financial health isn’t just about spreadsheets, profit margins, or pricing strategies—it’s deeply connected to overall wellbeing. For veterinary professionals and practice teams, money worries can influence everything from day-to-day stress levels to long-term career satisfaction.
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