Re-watch our latest veterinary webinar series

Our veterinary webinars were delivered by top global Board-certified radiologists and specialists covering a range of exciting topics.  

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

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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?

Original webinar date: Wednesday 30th July 2025

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 – Recognise 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.

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Original webinar date: Thursday 10th July 2025

Reasons to watch: 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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Original webinar date: Thursday 17th July 2025

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

Original webinar date: Wednesday 23rd July 2025

Reasons to watch: 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?

Original webinar date: Wednesday 30th July 2025

Reasons to watch: 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.