Conference Programme 2025

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  1. RVC Clinical Theatre 1
  2. RVC Clinical Theatre 2
    This presentation provides an introduction to the fundamental principles of fracture repair in small animals, guided by the AO philosophy. Aimed at general practitioners, the session will demystify th ...
  3. RVC Clinical Theatre 2
    Dogs and cats presenting with spontaneous haemoabdomen may have surgical or non-surgical underlying causes. Identifying non-surgical causes is critical for avoiding an unnecessary and potentially detr ...
  4. Business & Innovation Theatre
    As Co-founder of Beecroft Animal Specialist Emergency Hospital, Dr Rina Maguire will share how she and Dr Patrick Maguire transformed a mobile surgery service into Singapore’s only independent 24/7 re ...
  5. Business & Innovation Theatre
    AI isn’t coming to vet med -  it’s already here. In this eye-opening session, Dr. Hubert Hiemstra draws  how large language models are transforming clinical practice. Drawing on real-world examples fr ...
  6. RVC Clinical Theatre 1
  7. RVC Clinical Theatre 1
    When an owner walks in saying, “My pet’s eye looks cloudy,” the first thought is usually the cornea. But not all “cloudiness” is the same—and being able to tell the difference is key to diagnosis and ...
  8. RVC Clinical Theatre 1
    Eye emergencies can be intimidating, but quick recognition and the right first steps make all the difference. This lecture offers a clear, practical approach to triage and management of urgent conditi ...
  9. RVC Clinical Theatre 2
    Point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) refers to the acquisition, interpretation, and immediate clinical integration of sonographic imaging performed patient-side by an attending clinician with the goal of ...
  10. RVC Clinical Theatre 2
    An adverse drug reaction (ADR) is a reaction which is harmful, unintended and which occurs at doses normally used for prophylaxis, diagnosis or treatment of disease or the modification of physiologica ...
  11. Veterinary Insights Theatre
    From grimace to guarding: assessing and treating feline pain
    In the past few decades, the science of the assessment of acute feline pain has improved dramatically. Assessing chronic pain, for example in cats with cancer, remains a challenge given the array of o ...
  12. RVC Clinical Theatre 1
  13. Veterinary Insights Theatre
    There is a wide variety of conditions that cause head and/or neck pain in dogs; some are obvious, and others require a systematic approach to diagnosis. This presentation will review the key anatomica ...
  14. Business & Innovation Theatre
    Innovating for a better future. How tailoring otitis externa treatments can nurture better outcomes for the patient, the owner and the planet.
    This session takes a practical look at the clinical decision-making process in managing canine otitis externa, highlighting how to bring together key diagnostic insights and real-world considerations ...
  15. Business & Innovation Theatre
    Innovating for a better working day. How the next generation in sedation can enhance patient safety, improve workflow and reduce stress
    This session will work through a practical case example to explore the role of sedation in everyday clinical scenarios and take a closer look at the pharmacological effects of alpha-2 agonists. You'll ...
  16. RVC Clinical Theatre 1
    Urea and creatinine are tests frequently requested for veterinary patients - for those that are unwell, as pre-anaesthetic tests, as "wellness" screening tests in older animals or before the prescript ...
  17. Business & Innovation Theatre
    Intra-thoracic respiratory monitoring; diagnostic imaging aspects
    While respiratory function of lungs such as physiological factors in animal patients can be evaluated through veterinary monitor, anatomical lesions that impede gas exchange of lungs can be clearly ob ...
  18. RVC Clinical Theatre 1
    All gastrointestinal tract surgery carries a risk of incisional breakdown leading to lifethreatening peritonitis which has a mortality rate of 50-80%. It is imperative that everything possible is done ...
  19. RVC Clinical Theatre 2
    This lecture will provide practical advice on when and how to perform a thorough exploratory laparotomy, with an emphasis on which aspects of technique and equipment are essential versus “nice to have ...
  20. Business & Innovation Theatre
    Management of Chronic Disease in Pet Rabbits
    Common chronic diseases in rabbits: dental disease, gastrointestinal disorders, renal and urinary problems, musculoskeletal issues, cardiovascular and respiratory conditions, neoplasia.  Observation a ...
  21. Business & Innovation Theatre
    Managing Hepatic Disease with Nutraceutical Innovation - WePaticare®: Global Support to Liver health and function
    The liver is an important organ in many essential functions. It has an impressive regenerative ability; however certain diseases can impair liver regeneration. The response to injury depends on variou ...
  22. Veterinary Insights Theatre
    Mast cell tumours in dogs: Diagnosis to treatment
    Clinical Presentation and Diagnosis of Mast Cell Tumours (MCT) This section could cover the variable appearances of MCT, the importance of diagnosis, and the role of fine needle aspiration (FNA). Prog ...
  23. RVC Clinical Theatre 2
  24. RVC Clinical Theatre 2
    After nearly 1,000 podcast episodes and conversations with hundreds of the sharpest minds in veterinary medicine, some ideas tend to stick — the kind that challenge your assumptions, make you think di ...
  25. Business & Innovation Theatre
    MicroRNAs: Small size, big medicine
    Veterinary diagnostics is entering a new era—driven by precision, early detection, and molecular insight. MicroRNAs (miRNAs) are emerging as transformative tools with the potential to reshape how clin ...
  26. Veterinary Insights Theatre
    More than antibiotics: Responsible strategies for canine pyoderma
  27. Veterinary Insights Theatre
    Neurology can be a daunting topic, especially at university, but once you’re in the real word seeing cases, many vets wish they’d remembered more about this discipline. This presentation will provide ...
  28. Veterinary Insights Theatre
    Not so silent signals: Recognizing and assessing pain in oncology patients
    Pain often is the primary cause for owner concern regarding quality of life for dogs and cats with cancer. Understanding the pathogenesis of pain in these patients is often as complex as the cancer di ...
  29. Business & Innovation Theatre
    Nova Vet Family: Elevating Veterinary Care with Intelligent Tools and Powerful Services
    Nova Vet Family is reshaping companion-animal care across the MENA region and beyond. In this session you’ll see how our subscription platform fuses intelligent clinical tools, powerful business analy ...
  30. Veterinary Insights Theatre
    Pain Management in Cancer Patients, a veterinary pain specialist’ perspective: Part 1
    Pain often occurs in oncological patients from a primary tumour (i.e. bone lysis by osteosarcoma), secondary metastasis to effect other systems (i.e. nervous system), and can eventuate to chronic pain ...
  31. Veterinary Insights Theatre
    Pain Management in Cancer Patients, a veterinary pain specialist’ perspective: Part 2
    Analgesic medications are commonly required for patient treatment, but the selection of the correct medication can be challenging given the array of oncological conditions, associated pain types, and ...
  32. Veterinary Insights Theatre
    Panel discussion: Veterinary oncology in the real world: Ethics, pain, and practical decision-making
  33. Business & Innovation Theatre
    Veterinary medicine across the Asia-Pacific region is undergoing rapid change - from the integration of AI and digital tools to shifting workforce needs and the growing demand for regional collaborati ...
  34. RVC Clinical Theatre 1
  35. Veterinary Insights Theatre
    Prescribe with purpose: The six steps to responsible antimicrobial use in veterinary practice
  36. RVC Clinical Theatre 1
    Reconstructive procedures do not need to be carried out on an emergency basis so there is time to consider the options. Understanding the stages of wound healing is critical for producing a healthy gr ...
  37. RVC Clinical Theatre 2
    This refresher will focus on clinically important aspects of companion animal parasite diseases encountered in Australasia and Asia, emphasising regional differences and priorities for their preventio ...
  38. Veterinary Insights Theatre
    Skin deep: Practical approaches to feline squamous cell carcinoma
    Etiology and Risk Factors Covering the primary role of UV exposure and the potential involvement of papillomavirus in predisposed populations. Clinical Presentation and Diagnostic Approach Detailing t ...
  39. Business & Innovation Theatre
    Skin health management focused on skin repair – benefits of sphingolipids, glycosaminoglycans and nucleotides
    The presentation will deal with the importance of the skin barrier and how it can be optimized following the use of sphingolipids, glycosaminoglycans and nucleotides. The benefits of these ingredients ...
  40. Business & Innovation Theatre
    Launching a veterinary clinic is an exciting milestone but sustaining a successful, functional, and financially viable practice can be challenging. This presentation dives into the common challenges c ...
  41. RVC Clinical Theatre 2
    Staying alive - Update on the 2024 RECOVER guidelines
    The Reassessment Campaign on Veterinary Resuscitation (RECOVER) guidelines were first published in 2021 and recently revised in 2024. This session will review key components of recognition of cardiopu ...
  42. Veterinary Insights Theatre
    Synovial fluid provides a vital window into the health of a joint. Understanding its composition, function, and diagnostic value allows veterinarians to better differentiate between degenerative, infl ...
  43. Business & Innovation Theatre
    The aging brain: What we can do to help our senior pets
    Cognitive decline in aging animals is often overlooked in general practice. Due to the advancement in veterinary science, pets are living longer lives. This has led to the increase the number of cases ...
  44. RVC Clinical Theatre 1
    Exposure to potentially nephrotoxic substances is a common reason for dogs and cats to be presented to emergency practices. Common examples include NSAIDs (for both species), lilies (for cats), and gr ...
  45. RVC Clinical Theatre 1
    The other fluids on shelf – fluid therapy beyond lactated Ringer’s
    Lactated Ringer’s solution is our go to balanced isotonic crystalloid fluid, used to treat hypovolemic shock and dehydration, as well as to provide for maintenance and replace abnormal ongoing losses ...
  46. RVC Clinical Theatre 2
    Species other than cats and dogs are increasingly popular as domestic pets. These include birds of many species, particularly psittacine birds; reptiles; and exotic companion mammals such as rabbits, ...
  47. RVC Clinical Theatre 1
    It can be tempting to believe, when faced with an unwell animal and an anxious owner, that a comprehensive battery of blood tests will solve the case - the more tests the better, right? Undoubtedly, c ...
  48. Veterinary Insights Theatre
  49. RVC Clinical Theatre 2
    We’ve selected 8 papers related to ECC from the last year that we’re excited to share with you. These include the causes of generalized tremors in 198 dogs, the prevalence of malignant vs benign disea ...
  50. RVC Clinical Theatre 1
    Cloudiness of the eye is not always corneal in origin—many important conditions arise from within the globe itself. This session will focus on the major intraocular causes of opacity, including catara ...
  51. RVC Clinical Theatre 2
    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 ...
  52. Veterinary Insights Theatre
    Where tech ends and triage begins: Smarter oncology decisions
    In an era saturated with cutting-edge diagnostics, this talk explores the evolving balance between high-tech testing and clinical intuition in veterinary oncology. We'll unpack the promise and limitat ...
  53. Veterinary Insights Theatre
    White spots on the lungs: Decoding canine cancer
    Not all white spots on thoracic radiographies are metastases! we will analyse, review, and discuss various challenging radiographies of suspected cancer, as well as possible differentials. This sessio ...
  54. RVC Clinical Theatre 1
    In the busy world of general practice, pattern recognition can be a helpful shortcut—when paired with solid clinical reasoning. This talk walks through the most common orthopaedic causes of lameness i ...
  55. RVC Clinical Theatre 1
    WVS winner announcement
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