Online Veterinary Nurse and Technician Conference 2020
Join thousands of Veterinary Nurses & Technicians from across the globe!
3 Days | 6 Lectures | FREE TO ATTEND
October 13-15, 2020
Hard Facts about Soft Skills
In this episode of Vet Synapse, we speak with Dr Brian Faulkner about developing your “soft skills” as veterinary professionals and much more!
Webinar Recording – Critical Illness-related Corticosteroid Insufficiency: What We Know
Watch this webinar recording where Dr. Philip Judge discusses our current understanding of critical illness-related corticosteroid insufficiency – as well as how to diagnose and manage it too!
Microenteral Nutrition in Dogs and Cats
Read this informative article by Dr. Philip Judge to learn all about microenteral nutrition in dogs and cats.
Webinar Recording – Gallbladder Mucocoeles in Dogs: Where Are We Now?
This lecture will review what we know about Gallbladder Mucocoeles, and how thoughts on management are changing, based on increasing evidence-base for alternative management strategies. Enjoyed this free webinar? You’ll love this in-depth course even more! Abdominal Emergencies: Part 1 – Medical Emergencies– a 4-week interactive and online course for Veterinarians. This course will provide …
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Updates in Understanding Acute Pancreatitis in Dogs and Cats: 2010-2020
The diagnosis and management of pancreatitis in small animal patients can present several challenges. Read more to get the latest updates!
Coral Snake Envenomation in the Dog and Cat in the United States of America
This short review by Dr. Karla Smith and Dr. Philip Judge discusses envenomation by coral snake species found in the USA.
Anaesthesia for the Patient with Diaphragmatic Hernia
In this episode, Dr. Philip Judge talks abut how to use anaesthesia for treating a patient with diaphragmatic hernia. Play now!
Free Webinar – Critical Illness-related Corticosteroid Insufficiency: What We Know
Dr. Philip Judge
Starts on May 20th 2021
Laryngeal Paralysis in Dogs – A Brief Review
Laryngeal paralysis may result from dysfunction of laryngeal muscles, recurrent laryngeal, or vagus nerves, or cricoarytenoid ankylosis.
Webinar Recording – Management of Hypotension in Anaesthesia
Dr. Philip Judge shares strategies to determine not only the cause of hypotension in your patient, but how to safely and effectively manage it too! Enjoyed this free webinar? You’ll love this in-depth, 5-week course even more! Essentials of Small Animal Anaesthesia Improve your confidence in canine and feline anaesthesia with this 5-week interactive and …
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