Veterinary CPD webinar – Spectrum of Care: A Practical Approach for Vet Students and Newly Qualified Vets
August 25, 2026
For vet students and newly qualified vets, few things feel more daunting than navigating cases where the “ideal” treatment plan simply is not possible. Financial barriers, client circumstances, patient stability, practice resources and emotional decision-making all shape what care looks like in the real world. In this CPD webinar, Dr Kate Boatwright explores the concept of spectrum of care: a practical, compassionate and evidence-based approach to offering a range of appropriate options for patients and their owners.
What Equipment do I Need for Vet School? A Vet Student’s Essential Kit List
August 19, 2026
You’ve got the results, secured your place at vet school and now the countdown to university can really begin!
Alongside sorting accommodation, meeting future course mates and working out what to take with you, there’s another question you might be asking: What equipment do I actually need for vet school?
Veterinary CPD webinar – Monitoring General Anaesthesia: What You Actually Need to Know
August 18, 2026
Monitoring general anaesthesia can feel overwhelming as a vet student or new grad. There are numbers, machines, trends and a lot of pressure to get it right.
In this webinar, Dr Charlie Makepeace, EBVS European Specialist in Veterinary Anaesthesia, breaks it all down into practical, usable concepts that will help both in exams and in real-life practice.
Confessions of a new Grad Vet – Week One of my First Graduate Vet Job…
July 22, 2026
Here at Prospect Health we know how daunting to start in week one of your first Vet job. With our… Read more
International Veterinary Students: How to Stay and Work in the UK as a Veterinary Surgeon After Graduation
June 9, 2026
With many UK veterinary schools now welcoming significant numbers of students from overseas, particularly from the USA and Canada, one of the most common questions in final year is:
“Can I stay and work in the UK after I graduate?”