Veterinary CPD webinar – A Comprehensive Guide to Common Endocrine Disorders in Dogs and Cats by Dr Sarah Peters
October 15, 2025
Endocrine disorders are a frequent challenge in veterinary practice. DR Sarah Peters recently recorded a webinar for us to help Veterinary Students and understand the key clinical signs, diagnostics, and treatments that can make a significant difference in patient outcomes. This blog covers the most common endocrinopathies you’ll encounter in dogs and cats, including diabetes insipidus, Cushing’s disease, Addison’s disease, thyroid disorders, acromegaly, and hyperparathyroidism.
Anna Pill – Introduction to finding a graduate veterinary job
October 15, 2025
Anna Pill, Final Year Veterinary student at Liverpool university shared her job hunting journey with us and all our veterinary student population. Over a series of blogs and video she will dispel the myths of finding your first role and give you some top tips to help you make the right decision about your first graduate veterinary job.
Veterinary CPD webinar – Balancing Movement, Rest, and Revision: Tips for Veterinary Students
October 8, 2025
Veterinary studies can be demanding, and finding the right balance between revision, rest, and physical activity is essential for success—both academically and personally. Holly from VETFIT shared practical insights for veterinary students on maintaining wellbeing during their studies.
Veterinary CPD webinar – Understanding Heart Murmurs and Congestive Heart Failure in Dogs
September 30, 2025
As veterinary students approach their clinical year, the transition from classroom to clinic can feel overwhelming. You move from textbooks and exams into real-world patient care, where professionalism becomes just as important as medical knowledge.
Veterinary CPD webinar – Professionalism in Your Clinical Year and Beyond: Lessons from Experience
September 24, 2025
As veterinary students approach their clinical year, the transition from classroom to clinic can feel overwhelming. You move from textbooks and exams into real-world patient care, where professionalism becomes just as important as medical knowledge.