This month, we're thrilled to shine the spotlight on Samantha Taylor, a distinguished figure in the field of veterinary medicine, particularly renowned for her expertise in feline medicine. With an illustrious career spanning over two decades, Samantha's contributions have significantly shaped the landscape of veterinary care, earning her accolades and admiration from peers worldwide.
The importance of mental health and wellbeing in the veterinary profession cannot be overstated. With organizations like the RCVS, BVA, and The Webinar Vet leading the charge, support for colleagues is more accessible than ever before.
February is not just the month of love; it's also Pet Dental Month – a time dedicated to raising awareness about the importance of oral health in our furry companions. As veterinarians, it's crucial to educate pet owners about proper dental care to ensure their pets live happier, healthier lives.
Faecal Dx antigen testing detects common parasites earlier in cats and dogs—even when there are no eggs present.
Holograms, artificial intelligence, and functionalized radio filters, oh my! Diagnostic laboratory technologies are rapidly evolving to improve patient care and clinic operations
The charming and interactive nature of degus makes them popular pets among small mammal enthusiasts. However, their unique needs and healthcare requirements often pose challenges for veterinary professionals.
Pet Dental Health Month is happening this February – is your practice prepared? Request your FREE Pet Dental Health Month materials for your practice, to help you educate your clients on the importance of dental health.
Amidst the dynamic atmosphere of the Virtual Veterinary Congress held from February 5-9, The Webinar Vet and Vet Dynamics proudly presented the Vet Trust Awards 2024. This esteemed ceremony honours individuals and organisations that have significantly contributed to the advancement of the veterinary profession over the past year.
Cutaneous adverse reactions are uncommon to rare, unintended effects to drugs that result in skin lesions.
Cancer is a reality that many dogs and their owners must confront. Though often linked with advancing age, cancer in dogs presents a more complex reality. Studies indicate that the median age of diagnosis is around 8.8 years1, a period when many dogs are still brimming with youthful energy and mischief. This highlights that cancer can, unfortunately, affect dogs at any stage of life.
Virtual Veterinary Congress 2024 (VVC24) has concluded with resounding success, and we extend our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who contributed to its triumph!
In our ever-changing world, pet health plans have become crucial for various stakeholders: pet owners, veterinary clinics and their healthcare teams. Let's explore why these plans are increasingly gaining importance and how they are evolving.