As part of our Animalcare Learning Alliance we have partnered with well-known, industry leader The Webinar Vet to deliver high quality educational webinars to our users.
We have also created our own range of webinars that we have called Tea-Time Training sessions. Bite-sized educational content designed to be enjoyed over a cuppa.
Breakthrough pain is a real concern for osteoarthritis. With an understanding of the problem we can take a proactive approach to arthritis care in dogs. Webinar provided by Matt Gurney RCVS & EBVS European Specialist in Veterinary Anaesthesia & Analgesia.
A short clinical refresher on GI Upsets (Diarrhoea) - part of Animalcare's Senior Pet Health Care campaign.
A short clinical refresher on Feline Hyperthyroidism - part of Animalcare's Senior Pet Health Care campaign.
A short clinical refresher on Canine Cognitive Dysfunction Syndrome - part of Animalcare's Senior Pet Health Care campaign.
Top tips for treating feline hyperthyroidism from Dr. Sarah M.A. Caney - RCVS Specialist in Feline Medicine (www.vetprofessionals.com)
An in-depth look at pain scoring in cats. dogs and rabbits.
In this session we took a closer look at commonly used anaesthetics covering:
In this session we took a closer look at commonly used sedative and opioids covering:
In this live session we will cover:
Why is a healthy intestinal microbiota so important? Join us as Dr Shea Beasley discusses the key considerations and the options to help support your canine clients. Grab yourself a cuppa, treat yourself to a cake and join us for 'Tea-Time Training’, part of the Animalcare Learning Alliance. In these sessions we will deliver FREE, short, live, interactive webinars designed to give you a short break from your day; whether you are at home or in practice.
As National Microchip Month kicks off this June, join us for a quick refresher on the ‘need-to-know’ aspects of microchipping and pet databases, so we can all play a role in helping to reunite more lost pet
Felicity Caddick takes us through the last session in the Fluid Therapy series, Fluid Therapy in Equine.
Join Felicity as she takes you through the fifth Tea-Time Training session, a closer look at Fluid Therapy in Rabbits.
In this session: Felicity Caddick will take you through the importance of fluid therapy in anaesthesia and the importance of oral rehydration. We will also review the ingredients involved in oral rehydration.
In this session: We will look at the clinical signs of fluid loss in the body and calculate, the volume of fluid required to correct this loss, the rate this should be given at and the type of fluid required
In this virtual session we will cover: Understand all the components of an intravenous fluid system Provide a guide to the practical aspects of setting up the system
In this virtual session we will cover: The composition of body fluid The movement of this fluid The consequences of this movement The importance of electrolytes Acid/base balance
The intestinal microbiome is a topic that is garnering increasing interest and research focus, due to a tide of evidence demonstrating influences external to the GI tract, across multiple body systems. The purpose of this webinar is to explore some of the functions and influences that the intestinal microbiome has and ask ourselves whether there are any clinical implications for us as vets now, or in the future.
In this session you will learn to use the rabbit grimace scale for assessing potential pain and analgesic efficacy in rabbits. This session will also include discussion of practical tips for using the scale as well as the current state of knowledge about the strengths and weaknesses of this technique.
This session is for anyone who sees senior dogs at their practice. We discuss the many benefits of propentofylline and how it can be used to maximum effect.
Join Felicity Caddick, Animalcare’s Senior Veterinary Advisor who will demystify when to use these essential opioids so you can select the appropriate analgesic for the procedure.
Refresh your infusion therapy knowledge and practice with our Animalcare vet, Felicity, as she guides you through infusion therapy, and dehydration in practice; from setting up your fluids to giving it to an animal. A key part of daily practice life, this session is for anyone who administers fluids to animals in their care.
