Dermatophytosis is one of the most common fungal infections in dogs and cats, posing a real risk of transmission to other animals and humans. There are multiple diagnostic methods and advantages and d ...

This presentation will provide a practical, step-by-step guide to investigating the anaemic dog and cat, and will explore regional differences that may inform your diagnosis, especially with respect t ...

Cushing's Syndrome is a disease which many practitioners fear; there is no single test that gives always an accurate answer. This lecture helps the delegates choose the best test, interpret it in the ...

They can be stressful: the cat that presents with open mouth breathing! The dog that is cyanotic when it enters your practice! The stress will undoubtedly impair our thinking. Therefore, we need a sys ...

Brachycephalic dogs are well-known for their respiratory problems, but they are increasingly recognised to have a large number of dermatological diseases. There are frequently underestimated or disreg ...

This lecture aims to provide an overview and practical tips/tricks in a variety of small animal urinary tract surgeries.

This session is highly relevant for anyone seeing lameness cases and is aimed to inspire clinicians who want to improve their skills and confidence and get more from doing an orthopaedic exam. How do ...

Malassezia yeasts are well-known for causing dermatitis and/or otitis externa in many mammals. They can also be associated with chronic diseases and cause serious complications, especially in humans, ...

Feline hyperthyroidism is a very common endocrinopathy. With the increased awareness of the disease and the availability of wellness testing for geriatric cats, the interpretation of routine tests has ...

Dogs and cats are routinely desexed for health and behavioural reasons, and to inhibit reproduction. There are also many benefits of desexing small mammals, however, there are both surgical and anaest ...

Recent developments are pointing us towards the relevant role of the microbiome on the pathogenesis and perpetuation of chronic enteropathies. These developments have allowed way to new therapeutic in ...

Veterinarians must make rapid decisions every day about diagnostic and treatment options for their patients. While a sound knowledge base appropriate to the case is essential, clinical reasoning skills form the cornerstone of those decisions around prioritisation of tests and procedures. Our overall knowledge base also must include an understanding of important pathophysiological principles relevant to the patient's clinical problem. However, knowing the facts is not the same thing as knowing what to do. Knowledge is only useful if it can be accessed, formulated and applied to the problem at hand. In this lecture we will use a case-based approach to enhance your clinical reasoning skills as well as your knowledge base and understanding. The lecture is entirely case based rather than subject based so that clinical thinking can be articulated clearly and important knowledge relevant to the cases presented in an appropriate context. Each case discussion will cover the logical approach to

Presentation describes indications for periodontal surgery as well as contraindications and limitations of these treatment methods. There will be discussed briefly available modalities of regenerative ...

This session explores the significant advantages of in-house PCR testing in veterinary clinics, with a focus on speed, user-friendliness, and cost efficiency. Attendees will learn how in-house PCR tes ...

Practical ideas and learnings from experience, to assist the Veterinary Business Owner bring unique methods that will build and grow their business.

This session is designed for veterinarians, practice managers, and aspiring entrepreneurs who are looking to establish and grow a successful veterinary business. The discussion will explore the variou ...

In this session, we explore the benefits, applications, limitations and legal aspects of veterinary telemedicine.

To describe the development of veterinary ophthalmology in Asia and the clinical application of various ophthalmic materials made in China.

The rational use of joint supplements in osteoarthritis management   Nutraceuticals for joint health and disease are hugely popular among pet parents.   As veterinary professionals: ·        How can w ...

This talk will focus on organisational/work environment empathy fatigue. While burnout and empathy are generally considered to be an individual issue, the work environment plays a significant role in ...

As both the first and last line of defence, vets are uniquely positioned to act as advocates for animal welfare. By serving as a bridge between various stakeholders—including government agencies, welf ...

The current struggle with employee retention in the veterinary sector calls for an innovative approach to boosting work satisfaction, engagement and career sustainability in veterinary workplaces. Lea ...

This session is tailored specifically for veterinary nurses and technicians, with a focus on addressing the critical challenges they face in the industry. Key topics such as wage disparity, mental hea ...

Find out more about the role ear cytology plays in establishing a Lifelong Ear Partnership with your clients, and access tips to help you feel more confident with the process. During this session we w ...

Chronic kidney disease (CKD), one of the most common chronic   disease in adult or elderly dogs and cats, causes an irreversible loss of kidney functioning. Scientific evidences of the efficacy of 3 l ...

VetCompass is an animal surveillance programme, owned by the Royal Veterinary College, that collects anonymous and de-identified clinical records from participating clinics for research purposes to im ...

Systemic disease can have oral manifestations which need to be recognised to aid in the diagnosis and treatment of the disease entities. Conditions discussed will include: Renal Secondary Hyperparathy ...

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Enniatin is a toxic substance that can be found naturally in several food and feed sources. It is known as an emerging mycotoxin that is still not regulated and harmful to both humans and animals when ...

Dechra has been supporting vets in the management of Canine Cushing’s Syndrome since Vetoryl was first available in 2005. During this session we will use case examples to explore the answers to Dechra ...

Babesia and Ehrlichia are serious tick borne infectious diseases that can impact the health of dogs. Babesia gibsoni has been recently reported as potentially fatal in cats too. Appropriate diagnosis ...

Transitional cell carcinoma (TCC) is dogs' most prevalent urinary tract cancer. TCC is a treatable but incurable disease. Most dogs die or are euthanised due to cancer related outflow urinary tract ob ...

What is the Gut-Brain Axis and what does it mean for our patients? Can alterations in the gut microbiome affect mood and behaviour? We will look into how we can ameliorate behavioural conditions such ...

Degenerative mitral valve disease is one of the most common heart diseases in dogs. We will discuss which dog breeds are at risk, methods for diagnosing this disease, as well as treatment and monitori ...

Gut health is a trending topic in animal nutrition and veterinary research due to its critical role in maintaining animal health and vitality. It is now generally conceded that optimizing 'gut health' ...

This session was grown with the aim to provide the audience with a regional outlook on how associations are playing their part in shaping the industry’s future. Attendees will explore the critical rol ...