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Our veterinary webinars are back by popular demand and are delivered by top global Board-certified specialists and cover a range of new topics, register now! 

Education is at the core of everything we do and we're proud to be able to share top tips with the veterinary community, from the incredible specialists.

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Host: Ralph Lloyd-Edwards, MA, VetMB, DECVDI, MRCVS, Radiologist and VET.CT Resident Educational Support Senior Lead

Webinar title: Case examples (Cases 1-3): When and why should you consider CT?

Webinar date: Thursday 10th July 2025

Webinar time: 7pm BST, 2pm EST, 4am AEST (45 minutes)

Reasons to join: Ralph will talk us through three new cases, exploring the advantages of CT and when it might be appropriate for your patient.

• To demonstrate the key strengths of CT and why it is a fantastic imaging modality.
• To differentiate how it varies from other imaging modalities and when it could be indicated.
• To explore how CT can change patient outcomes and help your patients.

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Host: Ralph Lloyd-Edwards, MA, VetMB, DECVDI, MRCVS, Radiologist and VET.CT Resident Educational Support Senior Lead

Webinar title: Case examples (Cases 4-6): When and why should you consider CT?

Webinar date: Thursday 17th July 2025

Webinar time: 7pm BST, 2pm EST, 4am AEST (45 minutes)

Reasons to join: Ralph will talk us through three new cases, exploring the advantages of CT and when it might be appropriate for your patient.

• To demonstrate the key strengths of CT and why it is a fantastic imaging modality.
• To differentiate how it varies from other imaging modalities and when it could be indicated.
• To explore how CT can change patient outcomes and help your patients.

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Host: Dr. Olga Travetti, DVM, PhD, DECVDI,MRCVS, VET.CT Small Animal Radiologist

Webinar title: Case examples (Cases 7-9): When and why should you consider CT?

Webinar date: Wednesday 23rd July 2025

Webinar time: 7pm BST, 2pm EST, 4am AEST (45 minutes)

Reasons to join: Olga will talk us through three new cases, exploring the advantages of CT and when it might be appropriate for your patient.

• To demonstrate the key strengths of CT and why it is a fantastic imaging modality.
• To differentiate how it varies from other imaging modalities and when it could be indicated.
• To explore how CT can change patient outcomes and help your patients.

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Host: Dr. Olga Travetti, DVM, PhD, DECVDI,MRCVS, VET.CT Small Animal Radiologist

Webinar title: Case examples (Cases 10-12): When and why should you consider CT?

Webinar date: Wednesday 30th July 2025

Webinar time: 7pm BST, 2pm EST, 4am AEST (45 minutes)

Reasons to join: Olga will talk us through three new cases, exploring the advantages of CT and when it might be appropriate for your patient.

• To demonstrate the key strengths of CT and why it is a fantastic imaging modality.
• To differentiate how it varies from other imaging modalities and when it could be indicated.
• To explore how CT can change patient outcomes and help your patients.

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On-demand Webinars

Original webinar date: Monday 31st March 2025

Learning objectives:

• Understand the pathophysiology and clinical presentation of heart failure in cats and dogs – Recognize the key clinical signs supporting the presence of heart failure.
• Master the diagnostic approach to heart failure – Learn how to use radiography, echocardiography, biomarkers (e.g., NT-proBNP), and clinical assessment to confirm a diagnosis.
• Develop evidence-based treatment strategies – Understand pharmacologic and non-pharmacologic management options, including diuretics, ACE inhibitors, pimobendan, and dietary modifications.

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Original webinar date: Monday 10th April 2025

Learning objectives: 

• Improve confidence in scanning the GI tract in dogs and cats
• Learn how to distinguish normal from abnormal features
• Learn how to apply the guidelines to reach a diagnosis.

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Original webinar date: Monday 14th April 2025

Learning objectives:

• Develop a systematic approach to the orthopaedic examination of the forelimb in dogs and cats, integrating key techniques to improve the localisation of lameness beyond identifying areas of pain.
• Recognise and interpret additional clinical signs—such as joint effusion, reduced range of motion, crepitus, instability, muscle asymmetry, and local heat—as diagnostic clues in determining the anatomical source of forelimb lameness.
• Refine lameness localisation skills by combining gait analysis with targeted manipulation and palpation of the forelimb, enhancing diagnostic accuracy and confidence in clinical decision-making.
  
  

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Original webinar date: Monday 28th April 2025

Learning objectives:

• Understand the diagnostic approach and treatment recommendation for cutaneous mast cell tumours in dogs
• Know the indication for adjuvant treatment in patients undergoing surgery and treatment options for non resectable tumours
• Understand the prognostic factors linked to canine mast cell tumours
  
  

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Original webinar date: Monday 12th May 2025

Learning objectives: 

• Recognise the key clinical signs and laboratory abnormalities associated with canine Cushing's syndrome.
• Select the most appropriate diagnostic tests based on clinical suspicion and patient context.
• Understanding trilostane therapy for canine Cushing's syndrome, including monitoring protocols to assess treatment efficacy and safety over time.

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Original webinar date: Wednesday 14th May 2025

Learning objectives: 

• Understand the fundamental principles of CT image acquisition, including key scanning parameters and their impact on image quality.
• Learn best practices for patient preparation and positioning to ensure optimal imaging outcomes.Gain foundational knowledge in assessing CT image quality and identifying factors that influence diagnostic accuracy.
• Gain foundational knowledge in assessing CT image quality and identifying factors that influence diagnostic accuracy.

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Original webinar date: Wednesday 21st May 2025

Learning objectives: 

• Understand the core components of a CT protocol
• Understand the difference between acquisition and reconstruction parameters and how they influence image quality

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Original webinar date: Tuesday 27th May 2025

Learning objectives: 

• Review the indications for, and range of techniques employed in, CT contrast studies. Consider patient selection, types of contrast studies (single phase, multiphase, excretory urography, CT myelography, dacryocystography)
• Understand the practicalities required to produce high-quality CT contrast studies. Develop a consistent approach when executing CT contrast studies, from contrast preparation to bolus tracking and saline chasers.
• Understand potential side-effects associated with the use of CT contrast media. Recognise how to mitigate contrast side-effects, including minor-to-major complications and the use in patients with kidney injury.
  

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Original webinar date: Wednesday 28th May 2025

Learning objectives: 

• Differentiate between central and ocular blindness
• Identify and diagnose the most common causes of ocular blindness
• Choose the best treatment and prognosis for every case

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Original Webinar date: Wednesday 4th June 2025

Learning objectives: 

• Basics of CT Image Viewing: Understand the concepts of image windowing, filter identification, the use of multiplanar reconstructions, and how these tools contribute to image quality assessment.
  
• CT Study Quality Evaluation: Learn - through practical examples - how to assess CT study completeness, evaluate image quality, and identify and troubleshoot common quality issues.

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Original webinar date: Monday 9th June 2025

Learning objectives:

• Develop a systematic approach to the orthopaedic examination of the hindlimb in dogs and cats - integrate key techniques to improve the localisation of lameness beyond identifying areas of pain.
• Recognise and interpret additional clinical signs - such as joint effusion, reduced range of motion, crepitus, instability, muscle asymmetry, and local heat - as diagnostic clues in determining the anatomical source of hindlimb lameness.
• Refine lameness localisation skills - combine gait analysis with targeted manipulation and palpation of the hindlimb, enhancing diagnostic accuracy and confidence in clinical decision-making.