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Approach every case with confidence. Collaborate with specialists on your cases in your clinic.

Using the latest technologies to bring the Veterinary Specialist directly to your practice.

10/08/2026

☎️ 📲 Teleconsulting 📲 ☎️

Are you looking for specialist teleconsultation support in your practice? We offer both specialist advice calls and written reports in multiple disciplines!

Our specialist advice calls are arranged on a case-by-case basis and include 6 weeks of follow-up. No need to subscribe, just submit case details through our online referral form.

https://www.vvs.vet/refer-a-case/

To ensure we can tailor our teleconsultation service to you needs and address the most pertinent questions, we request the submission of the patient’s history in advance. Including relevant clinical details, laboratory results, imaging and responses to a few key questions. This ensures the VVS specialist is as familiar with the case as possible.

If convenient, we can also set up a WhatsApp group for your clinical team to help organise advice calls in a speedy and convenient way.

If you are looking for support with live-guided work-ups e.g. cardiac work-ups including echo and abdominal ultrasound with internal medicine support then this does require the installation of equipment to facilitate the consultations. We would be happy to arrange a call to discuss further if you might be interested in this.

If you have any questions, or would like to request our price list please don’t hesitate to reach out by emailing the team at [email protected].

We hope we can work together to support you with your clinical cases soon!

www.vvs.vet

07/08/2026

🐕‍🦺 VVS Mini Probe Skills Series for Abdominal Ultrasound 🐕‍🦺

Episode 2: Sliding & Sweeping

In this episode of our Mini Probe Skills Series, we're going back to basics; with a look at two essential probe movements: sliding and sweeping.

These simple but powerful techniques form the foundation of effective abdominal ultrasound. Mastering them helps you follow structures confidently, optimise your image acquisition, and build consistency in your scanning.

This series is to support those learning with us on the VVS platform-whether you're just starting out or looking to refine your core skills.

🎥 Watch the video to see these movements in action 📌 Save it for your next scan session 💬 Got questions or tips? Drop them in the comments!

🌐 www.vvs.vet | 📧 [email protected]

05/08/2026

Did you know, that whilst we are a UK based company, we support Veterinary practices across the world with their tricky clinical cases, with advice calls and written reports.🌍

Dr Austeja Zykute, based in Lithuania, reached out to us recently regarding a difficult internal medicine case that she was looking for our support with, and we were more than happy to help, with a written report from Dr Jorge Perez-Accino, one of our internal medicine specialists.

We were happy to hear that Austeja found the booking service easy to navigate, and that she found our input useful with the case management.

If you are a Veterinary Surgeon based outside of the UK and would like to find out more about how we can support you with your cases in practice, please visit www.vvs.vet or email us at [email protected] and we’ll be happy to discuss this further.

03/08/2026

Complicated neurological case? Unsure of the next step?

Our VVS specialist neurology team are here to help. We understand these cases can be a challenge, and it can be difficult to know exactly what you should do next.

We can help you understand treatment options, interpret results and take the next steps with confidence.

Feel supported in providing exceptional care to your patients, in your practice.

Contact us today to refer a case for immediate specialist support. www.vvs.vet/refer-a-case/ or email us at [email protected] and we will be happy to help.

31/07/2026

🐕‍🦺 VVS Mini Probe Skills Series for Abdominal Ultrasound 🐕‍🦺

Episode 1: Probe and image orientation

Welcome to our mini probe skills series for abdominal ultrasound!

Understanding orientation is crucial for effective ultrasound imaging. Correct orientation ensures that we interpret images correctly and maintain consistency across scans.

All transducers will have a marker on; this is a small notch or indicator on the transducer that corresponds to a marker on the top left of the ultrasound screen.

· In longitudinal view, the probe marker is positioned cranially, meaning the left of the image is towards the patient’s head, and the right side towards the tail.

· In a transverse view, the probe marker is typically positioned towards the operator, so left and right on the image depends on the patient’s position.

This series is to support those learning with us on the platform- whether you're just starting out or looking to refine your core skills. 💬 Got questions or tips? Drop them in the comments!

🌐 www.vvs.vet | 📧 [email protected]

29/07/2026

Would you like support with a difficult dermatology case?

We understand chronic skin conditions are amongst the most challenging to treat and can be frustrating for you, the patient and the owners.

Our Dermatology specialist is here to help you with these tricky cases, to work through them together, in real time, to discuss different treatment options and make a plan going forward, with follow up support included too.

To find out more about how VVS can support you and the rest of your team with dermatology cases and other disciplines, visit www.vvvs.vet or email us at [email protected] and we’ll be happy to discuss further.

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27/07/2026

🚨 We're Hiring – Referrals Coordinator (RVN) 🚨

Are you an experienced Registered Veterinary Nurse looking for a new challenge? Join Virtual Veterinary Specialists (VVS) and help transform the way specialist veterinary care is delivered.

We're looking for a tech-confident RVN to join our friendly, innovative team on a 12-month fixed-term maternity cover contract, starting November 2026.

✨ What we offer:
* Salary of £28,000–£30,000 DOE
* Primarily remote working
* Work alongside leading veterinary specialists
* A supportive, collaborative team
* The opportunity to make a genuine impact on patient care

If you enjoy problem-solving, building relationships, and embracing new technology, we'd love to hear from you.

📅 Closing date: Monday 3 August 2026

🔗 View the full job description here: https://www.vvs.vet/join-the-team/ or follow the link in our bio.

24/07/2026

🐾This is Fabrizio, a very handsome 6 year old DSH, who was seen earlier in the year for a repeat live guided cardiology work-up, at one of our partner practices, Medivet Enfield with the support of VVS cardiologist, Dr Brigite Pedro.

He was scanned due to a previously diagnosed pre-clinical hypertrophic obstructive cardiomyopathy (Stage B1), which was diagnosed during a previous VVS work-up, following detection of a heart murmur.

Fabrizio (pictured with Alice and Ines enjoying the attention) is showing no clinical signs at home, and remains preclinical, which is great news. We have recommended regular monitoring and are here to support him as needed. 💖

Would you like to find out more about how VVS can help you support cardiology cases in-house? Visit www.vvs.vet or email us at [email protected] to find out more.

23/07/2026

Case Spotlight: When Pollakiuria and Stranguria Aren't "Just Cystitis"

A case we saw recently for an internal medicine consultation, with live guided abdominal ultrasound at one of our partner practices, has highlighted the importance of investigating persistent lower urinary tract symptoms, even when urine culture comes back negative.

The patient was presented to VVS to investigate several weeks of pollakiuria, stranguria and haematuria, after having excluded UTI with urine sediment and culture.

The live guided abdominal ultrasound findings were very suspicious of a tumour involving the bladder neck/trigone and urethra. Post ultrasound, we supported the referring Veterinary team during a challenging traumatic catheterisation to obtain a diagnostic sample, which confirmed the diagnosis on cytology of a urothelial carcinoma (transitional cell carcinoma),

Clinical take-home points:

· Persistent stranguria and pollakiuria with a sterile urine culture warrant further investigations.

· Complex LUTD cases can move from “suspicious” to “diagnosed” in a single visit when imaging and internal medicine input are truly integrated.

· Real-time guidance during procedures can turn a difficult catheterisation into a confident, sample-yielding intervention rather than a repeated, stressful attempt.

· Support from the team at VVS can make subtle ultrasound changes in challenging cases much easier to spot.

At Virtual Veterinary Specialists, we help practices approach every case with confidence. Contact us today, to find out how we can support you, your team, and patients, in house, in real time. Visit www.vvs.vet or email us at [email protected] for more information.

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