This month, The Webinar Vet is thrilled to spotlight Dr Benoît Cuq, a distinguished expert in Small Animal Internal Medicine. Dr Cuq's impressive career has spanned several continents, making him a highly respected name in both academia and private practice.
Calcium plays a vital role in the health of cats, especially in maintaining the strength and density of their bones. Just like in humans, calcium is essential for ensuring that a cat’s skeleton remains sturdy, as well as for the normal function of muscles and nerves. When there's an imbalance, it can lead to serious conditions, including brittle bones, which puts cats at risk of fractures and other complications.
Good dental health is as vital for our pets as it is for us. However, maintaining the dental hygiene of our canine companions can sometimes be challenging, especially when we’re not able to brush their teeth daily. This is where dental diets come into play, offering a potentially convenient way to promote healthier teeth in dogs. But are these diets truly effective? Should veterinary professionals recommend them to their clients? Let’s explore the facts and consider whether dental diets for dogs are worth the investment.
If you’re a farm animal vet looking to brush up on your knowledge of dairy herd fertility and udder health management, then this new refresher course from The Webinar Vet is perfect for you! The "Farm Animal Refresher: Fertility and Herd Udder Health Management" course is packed with essential information and practical insights, covering everything you need to help optimise the health and productivity of dairy herds. Let’s dive into what makes this course such an invaluable resource.
Blood clots can be a frightening and severe health issue for cats. Known medically as thromboembolism, blood clots in cats often occur suddenly and can lead to life-threatening conditions. One of the most common forms of blood clot in cats is aortic thromboembolism (ATE), often referred to as a “saddle thrombus.” This condition is a medical emergency that requires immediate veterinary attention. Let’s explore what blood clots are, why they occur in cats, the signs to look out for, and whether these clots are survivable.
As a new veterinary graduate, the learning doesn’t stop when you walk out of university. In fact, one of the most important aspects of your professional journey is Continuing Education (CE), also known as Continuing Professional Development (CPD). Veterinary medicine is constantly evolving, with new research, techniques, and technologies emerging every year. To provide the best care for your patients and remain competitive in the field, staying current is essential. That’s where CE/CPD comes in.
Seborrhea is a term that indicates scaling and crusting – this can be dry (seborrhea sicca) or oily (seborrhea oleosa). Seborrhea can be due to a primary disease of keratinization, which is a rare condition, or secondary to a disturbance in the process of epidermal proliferation, differentiation and desquamation.
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As you’re probably aware, September marks Suicide Prevention Month, and today, 10th September, is Suicide Awareness Day. This year, the World Health Organization is encouraging everyone to focus on starting conversations with friends and colleagues about suicide.
Discussing salaries can be a tricky subject in any profession, but it is especially crucial in veterinary medicine. The industry has been facing a workforce shortage, burnout, and job dissatisfaction, making fair pay more important than ever. As veterinary professionals, having transparent and open conversations about compensation can help both practices and employees thrive. Here’s how to approach these conversations and why they are essential for a flourishing veterinary workplace.
Toxocariasis is a parasitic infection caused by Toxocara roundworms, predominantly Toxocara canis in dogs. While it is a common condition in young puppies, it carries significant zoonotic risk for humans, especially children. As a veterinarian, understanding how to effectively diagnose, treat, and prevent this infection is crucial to promoting the health of both pets and their owners.
Continuous education is vital for veterinary professionals who want to stay updated with the latest advancements in their field. The Webinar Vet offers a range of RACE-approved refresher courses, ensuring you remain confident and competent in various veterinary disciplines. Here’s a closer look at some of the most popular courses available, most of which are included in the membership package. Whether you're a veterinary nurse or an advanced vet, there's a course designed for you.