If you are a veterinary surgeon or veterinary nurse, with a desire to start preparing and interpreting cytology in-house I highly recommend that you watch this webinar, which is part of VC 2022 called “Basic Cytology for…
“Hypercalcaemia in dogs and cats: an Overview” is a webinar that you can enjoy during the congress week thanks to NationWide Laboratories, presented by Dr Stacey A. Newton. Hypercalcaemia is a common finding in both dogs and…
We are starting 2022 off strong with the announcement of our great new partnership with the online booking and triage software Vetstoria which you an claim today as part of a practice membership! You will get to keep full…
Happy New Year, and welcome to the first Webinar Gazette of 2022! Featuring… · Meet the Team: Samantha Madigan · Speaker of the Month Douglas Thamm · An update from The Webinar Vet CEO Kathryn Bell · Virtual…
Unlike humans, our patients cannot accurately communicate their pain to us. As veterinary medicine has evolved, so have diagnostic methods, giving us the ability to better detect any ailment, disease and understand the health of our patients….
This week’s VetChat episode is part of our series on supporting and empowering women in veterinary, hosted by Kathryn Bell. Joining Kathryn is Alexandra Taylor, registered Veterinary Nurse and BVNA President. Alexandra also runs her own company…
Happy December from The Webinar Vet!In this month’s Gazette we are really getting into the Christmas spirit and are looking forward to Virtual Congress 2022 – which takes place next month (save your seat here). PLUS regular…
Kathryn: Hello everybody, thank you so much for joining us for today’s episode of VETchat. Today, we are delighted to be joined by Katie Ford. Katie graduated with distinction from the university of Liverpool in 2012. Since then…
The Vet Trust Awards 2021 was a fabulous night of celebration, attended by over 100 veterinary professionals in East London. We partnered with Vet Dynamics to shine a light on the people and companies who have made…
One of the most important jobs of a veterinarian and veterinary nurse is to know how to communicate with their clients. Often treating the client can be even more difficult than treating their pets. At university, I…