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πŸŽ‰ NEW EPISODE OUT NOW! πŸŽ‰Episode 25 – Two Week Takedown is now live! πŸŽ™οΈIn this episode we're discussing:🟒 GI Quest – a cl...
10/08/2026

πŸŽ‰ NEW EPISODE OUT NOW! πŸŽ‰

Episode 25 – Two Week Takedown is now live! πŸŽ™οΈ

In this episode we're discussing:

🟒 GI Quest – a closer look at this exciting new diagnostic test and how faecal calprotectin could support your clinical decision-making.

πŸ’Š New treatments for chronic anaemia in CKD cats – what's new and what you need to know.

❀️ A possible new medication for dogs with congestive heart failure – could this change the way we manage CHF?

🐢 Can people catch kennel cough from their pets? We explore the evidence and discuss how to advise clients.

A massive thank you to Carus Animal Health for sponsoring this episode and supporting conversations around the latest advances in veterinary medicine.

🎧 Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube or Amazon Music – link in our bio!

πŸ’¬ Which topic are you most excited to hear about? Let us know in the comments!

Happy International Cat Day! 🐈Cats have a unique way of keeping us on our toes, especially when it comes to gastrointest...
08/08/2026

Happy International Cat Day! 🐈

Cats have a unique way of keeping us on our toes, especially when it comes to gastrointestinal disease. With often subtle clinical signs and diagnostic challenges, feline GI cases require a thoughtful and practical approach.

If you haven't already, explore our Faecal Calprotectin in Feline Medicine booklet, which combines the latest research, practical guidance, and real-world case studies to support the management of chronic GI disease in cats.

Download your free copy today: https://content.carusanimalhealth.com/feline-only-booklet-download

🚨 A brand-new episode of The Chatty Vets Podcast is almost here! πŸŽ™οΈThis week we're tackling some of the hottest topics i...
07/08/2026

🚨 A brand-new episode of The Chatty Vets Podcast is almost here! πŸŽ™οΈ

This week we're tackling some of the hottest topics in small animal practice, including:

🟒 GI Quest – we'll be taking a much deeper dive into this exciting new faecal calprotectin test and discussing how it could help support more confident clinical decision-making.

πŸ’Š New medications for chronic anaemia in CKD cats – what's available, how they work and where they might fit into practice.

❀️ A potential new medication for dogs with CHF – what the future could look like for managing congestive heart failure.

🐢 Can clients catch kennel cough? We separate fact from fiction and discuss what you should be telling worried owners.

A huge thank you to Carus Animal Health for sponsoring this episode and helping us bring the latest innovations in veterinary medicine to our listeners.

🎧 Episode drops soonβ€”keep an eye on our socials!

05/08/2026

Creating Lasting Change in Veterinary Sustainability πŸŽ™οΈ

Join Anthony Chadwick and Chloe White RVN, Business Development Manager and Sustainability Champion at Carus for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet.

In this episode, Anthony and Chloe reflect on the fifth Veterinary Green Discussion Forum and our support of the event. Chloe voices her concern for the future and passion for sustainability, revealing her impact here at Carus and what we are doing to be more environmentally friendly.

Listen now πŸ”— https://thewebinarvet.com/videos/creating-lasting-change-in-veterinary-sustainability

August is The Webinar Vet's Arthritis Month and we're proud to be sponsoring this year's educational campaign.Osteoarthr...
03/08/2026

August is The Webinar Vet's Arthritis Month and we're proud to be sponsoring this year's educational campaign.

Osteoarthritis management goes beyond mobility. With many patients requiring long-term NSAID therapy, maintaining gastrointestinal health is an important part of providing comprehensive care.

By measuring faecal calprotectin, GIQuest provides a rapid, non-invasive assessment of intestinal inflammation in dogs and cats, offering valuable insights when monitoring patients receiving NSAIDs and supporting informed clinical decision-making.

Throughout Arthritis Month, we'll be sharing educational content on The Webinar Vet page exploring the link between osteoarthritis, NSAID therapy and gastrointestinal health, as well as practical resources to support everyday practice.

When a normal result is just as valuable as an abnormal one - feline case study.A 15-year-old cat with a history of infl...
23/07/2026

When a normal result is just as valuable as an abnormal one - feline case study.

A 15-year-old cat with a history of inflammatory bowel disease presented with intermittent anorexia, abdominal discomfort, vomiting, and poor appetite.

With previous biopsies confirming mild eosinophilic enteritis, an IBD flare was high on the list of differential diagnoses. But after routine blood work came back unremarkable, GIQuest revealed no evidence of gastrointestinal inflammation.

This simple result helped rule out an IBD flare, allowing the clinician to focus on other likely causes. Treatment was directed towards suspected hairball obstruction, and the cat began eating within hours, passing a large hair-filled stool two days later.

Sometimes the most useful answer isn't confirming what you suspect, it's helping you confidently rule it out.

How much do owner factors shape your clinical decisions?Veterinary medicine is rarely as simple as following the ideal d...
20/07/2026

How much do owner factors shape your clinical decisions?

Veterinary medicine is rarely as simple as following the ideal diagnostic pathway. Financial considerations, owner preferences, patient temperament, and practical limitations all play a role in determining the best approach for an individual case.

Our recent survey found that almost every respondent reported owner factors influencing how they manage chronic GI cases.

How do you balance ideal diagnostics with real-world constraints?

RCVS Knowledge Quality Improvement Day 2026On Wednesday, we were in Bristol joining veterinary teams from across the pro...
17/07/2026

RCVS Knowledge Quality Improvement Day 2026

On Wednesday, we were in Bristol joining veterinary teams from across the profession to explore one simple question:

How can we make good practice even better?

From clinical audits and benchmarking to evidence-based decision-making, QI is all about taking the data we have and using it to improve outcomes for patients, clients, and teams.

We loved hearing fresh perspectives, sharing ideas, and taking away practical insights that can be applied in the real world of veterinary practice.

What do you think the veterinary profession think about chronic GI case management?Our recent survey highlighted some in...
10/07/2026

What do you think the veterinary profession think about chronic GI case management?

Our recent survey highlighted some interesting trends. Swipe through to explore the findings and what they could mean for the future of GI case management.

New survey reveals the growing impact of owner factors on clinical decision-makingA one of our recent surveys of veterin...
06/07/2026

New survey reveals the growing impact of owner factors on clinical decision-making

A one of our recent surveys of veterinary professionals, we found that 98.2% say owner factors influence how they manage chronic GI cases, highlighting the increasing role of contextualised care in practice.

The findings also revealed concerns around missed subclinical inflammation, challenges with diet trial compliance, and a strong demand for practical monitoring tools.

Read the full story here: https://www.vetclick.com/news/survey-reveals-growing-impact-of-owner-factors-on-clinical-decision-making-p12041.php

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