As you may already know, from 1st July 2021, the process for completing right-to-work checks on EU, EEA and Swiss citizens will change. Employers will no longer be able to accept EU passports or ID cards as valid proof…
Do you want to know the best questions to ask when you’re dealing with a dermatological problem? Well, in this blog post Anthony Chadwick goes over the questions that he has always asked in a dermatology consult….
As many of you may know, it’s Mental Health Awareness Week from 10th-16th May. Here at The Webinar Vet, we know the importance of both talking about and taking care of your mental health, especially within the…
Ahead of Mental Health Awareness Week starting next Monday (10th May), we have thought we would share this important article written by Rosie Allister for Vet Record. Rosie explains that although talking about suicide can be a good…
Hi everyone, my name is John Chitty, and I’m an exotics practitioner in Hampshire. I’ve been working with exotic species, including rabbits, for about just over 30 years now and I’ve been asked to give you my…
Today is the last day to vote in the RCVS Council and VN Council elections! (5pm GMT, Friday 23 April) If you would like to find out more about the candidates standing in each election, please use…
We are on the hunt for qualified vets, vet nurses, veterinary students or others in the professional field, who would like to contribute towards educating the veterinary community of the future. You can either write for us…
Welcome back to another week ahead! I’m writing this in the middle of VC2021 and I must say that I’ve been having a great time. This is our 9th annual virtual congress! When I first had the…
Welcome back to another week ahead! This week’s uplifting news is the reintroduction of common cranes. Between 2010 and 2014, 93 common cranes were hand-reared and released, doubling the UK population. With this initial phase of the…
This week your good news – this chameleon exists! Brookesia nana is a species of chameleon that’s found in Madagascar, which is absolutely spectacularly tiny. Males measure less than an inch long, and females stretch just past…