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Veterinary continuing education (CE) rules change state to state. This list explains your basic veterinary CE requirements to help you stay compliant

Christmas is a time for reflection on the last year and looking towards the next. While we hope you’re getting some well-earned rest, we also know that veterinarians are often workaholics – and from our course bookings we know people are already thinking about their veterinary CE for 2025 and beyond. So, while you’re dreaming […]

Learn easy ways to enhance anesthesia safety in your clinic with checklists! Watch this free CE webinar and discover how vet techs play a key role in preventing errors. Gain access now.

November is Pet Cancer Awareness Month, a time dedicated to bringing attention to one of the most critical health issues affecting pets today. As cancer becomes one of the leading causes of death in pets, it’s essential to raise awareness, encourage early detection, and promote veterinary oncology training.     According to the American Veterinary Medical Association […]

  Veterinary professionals often hold themselves to the highest standards, striving for excellence in every aspect of their work. However, veterinary mistakes can and do happen, sometimes leading to serious outcomes for the patients they care so deeply about. This reality can feel overwhelming, but mistakes are an inherent part of being human.  This article […]

Veterinary emergency and critical care (ECC) is one of those areas in veterinary medicine that you either love or steer clear of. For those of us drawn to ECC, there’s an undeniable thrill in the unpredictability, fast decision-making, and the direct impact we have on our patients’ lives.   Starting out in veterinary practice  For most […]

Ever wondered how to use your vet ultrasound machine? Read our top tips, and find out more about mastering veterinary ultrasound training we offer.

According to the World Health Organization, burnout is a work-related condition resulting from unmanaged stress, characterized by feelings of exhaustion, detachment, and reduced effectiveness. Burnout is a syndrome characterized by three main symptoms: “feelings of energy depletion or exhaustion; increased mental distance from one’s job, or feelings of negativism or cynicism related to one’s job […]

  Pruritus is one of the most frequent complaints that leads to small animals presenting to the vet. A dog or cat with an allergic disorder causes not only stress to the animal itself but also to its owners, since diagnosis is frequently difficult and can include multiple trips to the vet until a definitive […]

Q: Why is it important for vet techs/ paraprofessionals to expand their clinical knowledge?    A: Expanding clinical knowledge is essential for veterinary technicians/ paraprofessionals as it not only enables them to handle a wider range of cases with greater confidence and expertise, but also helps them build critical skills that enhance their performance in […]

Visits to the veterinary clinic are essential to maintain a cat’s health, but many factors can make a visit or stay at the clinic a negative experience for them. The impact of these negative experiences can be significant, including stress or a longer than normal recovery. It also affects the veterinary team, with a higher […]

A veterinary clinic, like any other business, relies heavily on its employees to keep the practice running smoothly and ensure clients are satisfied with every visit. While veterinary professionals must be trained in their clinical work, having a supportive, close-knit team which maintains a positive attitude, and strives to create a pleasant atmosphere is crucial […]

Continuing Education (CE) plays a vital role in veterinary practice, helping professionals stay ahead of the latest industry trends and enhancing their skills to deliver exceptional patient care. Taking a structured approach to CE is a significant and thrilling component of your career advancement. It allows you to pinpoint your development needs, concentrate your learning […]

Often, it is the role of the veterinary tech (VT) to perform the initial triage and support when emergency patients arrive, passing the information gained to the veterinary surgeon and implementing the interventions they prescribe as a result. In this article you will find some top tips on how you can best support medical emergencies...

In today’s digital world, social media has become an essential tool for veterinary clinics. Its influence goes well beyond traditional marketing, significantly impacting client engagement, education, and the overall reputation of veterinary services.   Social media platforms provide a direct communication channel between veterinarians and pet owners, allowing clinics to share updates, answer questions, and […]

Do you want to start planning your CE for 2025 but don't know where to start? Lets us help! Take a look at this comprehensive guide on the best way for you to plan your CE so you can get the most out of your experience!