In this webinar Acute kidney injury (AKI) in dogs and cats will be covered. The webinar will focus on understanding how we define AKI (hospital versus community acquired), underlying causes, making an early diagnosis of AKI and will look in depth at how we can best manage these patients in the hospital environment with facilities that are available to everyone. At the end of the webinar however, the role that renal replacement therapy (dialysis) can play in these patients with AKI and consider which patients are appropriate for dialysis and what impact this can have on their management and outcome is discussed.

Have you ever had a situation where you could not work out what a student was thinking? Or a student who struggled to learn practical tasks? Maybe a student told you they were dyslexic or dyspraxic or autistic and you didn’t really know what this meant or how to help them.

One in three diabetic cats can be cured. Acromegaly can occur in non-diabetic cats. Feline diabetes CAN be treated without injections. If you are curious about these statements, you will definitely learn a lot during this course on feline endocrinology!

How comfortable do you feel with approaching equine orthopaedic emergencies?

This webinar is aimed at describing the main indications and how to best perform certain surgical procedures out in the field in an urgent setting. It is designed to give the practitioners who deal with horses the confidence to treat some surgical conditions in the field in an emergency situation.

Early recognition and management of the sick neonatal foal is critical for a successful outcome. This webinar will focus on recognizing the sick neonatal foal, resuscitation and administering effective first aid in the field prior to further management and/or referral to a dedicated neonatal intensive care unit.

Are you dreading the call to go out and see a colic? Do you often worry whether or not you made the right decision

Nodular skin lesions are a common presenting sign in the horse and may manifest as papules, nodules, wheals, masses or ulceration. Definitive diagnosis is essential in order to select an appropriate treatment and provide an accurate diagnosis. This webinar will cover the diagnostic approach to nodular skin disease and focus on the treatment of common diseases that may be encountered in practice, including novel treatments for sarcoids and melanomas.