The Webinar Vet 2026 CPD/CE Challenge: Your learning could win you £999!

How much CPD/CE have you completed with The Webinar Vet this year? It could be worth more than you think! To celebrate a year of learning, we’re rewarding our paid members with the 2026 CPD/CE challenge, giving you the chance to win a share of £1,000 in digital gift cards and three £499 Advanced Courses.

The Biotics Family: Why We're Adding Postbiotics This Year

If you have spent any time around pet health lately, you will have noticed the word “biotics” doing a lot of heavy lifting. Prebiotics, probiotics, synbiotics and now postbiotics. It can feel like a new term arrives every year, and it is fair to ask whether each one actually matters for the dogs and cats in your care.

How to break the cycle of bovine respiratory disease

Bovine respiratory disease (BRD) can have a lasting impact on calf health and performance, even when the initial infection goes unnoticed. Viral and mycoplasma infections can damage the lungs’ natural defence mechanisms, making it harder to clear bacteria and increasing the risk of secondary infections and chronic pneumonia.

The Webinar Vet Retains Green Accreditation with Investors in the Environment

We’re pleased to announce that we have successfully passed our 2026 environmental review and retained Green Level accreditation with Investors in the Environment (iiE). This recognition reflects our continued commitment to sustainability, measuring our environmental impact and identifying ways to improve.

Making Space for What Matters Most: Work-Life Balance & Boundaries in Veterinary Life

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.

Canine yeast ear infections: Is there a path towards more responsible management?

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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