Veterinary medicine is one of the most rewarding professions, but it also comes with unique challenges. Long hours, emotionally demanding cases, financial pressures, client expectations, and the weight of clinical decision-making can all contribute to stress.
Working animal charity Brooke will showcase its free learning resource for equine vets in low-resource settings, at the British Equine Veterinary Association (BEVA) Congress in Birmingham this autumn. Between 10-13 September 2025, Brooke will highlight The Academy for Working Equids (AWE).
Pain – especially chronic pain – can often be subtle, complex, and difficult to manage. Yet, recognising and effectively treating it is one of the most important things we can do to improve our patients’ quality of life. This comprehensive course, Chronic Pain: Recognition and Management, will give you the confidence, tools, and clinical strategies to make a real difference in practice.
As pets live longer and pandemic-era companions reach maturity, veterinary teams face growing pressure to deliver age-appropriate care amid economic constraints, rising client expectations, and limited resources. In this context, practical diagnostic tools and educational support are increasingly important for helping teams manage age-related conditions effectively and communicate clearly with pet owners.
In celebration of National Marine Week 2025, we're featuring our exclusive 4-part webinar course on marine mammal medicine—essential viewing for veterinary professionals and wildlife rescue teams. Whether you're refreshing your marine medicine skills or diving in for the first time, this course equips you to act confidently when marine mammals need help.
Cats are masters at hiding discomfort, but when it comes to senior felines, those subtle shifts in behaviour can be signs of something more serious — like mobility issues or joint pain. That’s why our recent webinar, “Senior Cats: Aged to Purrfection”, offered such vital insights for veterinary professionals and cat owners alike.
16th July marks World Snake Day, a day dedicated to raising awareness about one of the most misunderstood creatures on the planet. From their unique physiology to their crucial role in ecosystems, snakes deserve recognition - not just from wildlife enthusiasts, but from veterinary professionals too.
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In recent years, mental health awareness has gained traction across many sectors — yet one group often remains in the shadows: men in the veterinary profession. As an industry long associated with high stress, emotional exhaustion, and a strong sense of duty, veterinary professionals are particularly vulnerable to mental health struggles.
Select from NVS is extending its range of animal healthcare products with the launch of DuoTox, a broad-spectrum adsorbent for use following the ingestion of unwanted substances in dogs and cats.
As the demands on veterinary teams continue to grow, effective nurse utilisation has never been more important.
Veterinary care is changing—and VOCN (Vets on Call Network) is leading the way. Designed as a virtual hospital extension, VOCN empowers practices with Teleconsulting, AI-enhanced TeleRadiology, and augmented reality (AR) TeleCoaching, connecting veterinarians to expert support exactly when it’s needed.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer just a buzzword—it’s rapidly becoming a valuable tool in the veterinary profession. From radiographic interpretation to streamlining client communication, AI has the potential to support busy veterinary teams, improve diagnostic accuracy, and enhance patient care.