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Looking for on-the-go content on all things veterinary? VETchat by The Webinar Vet brings you exclusive discussions with members all across the veterinary profession. From hot topical debates to mini CPD/CE lessons, we cover just about everything! Join us weekly to learn, be inspired, and be entertained. Hosted by veterinarian Anthony Chadwick.
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This episode explores how signs like changesin activity, weight, coat condition, and subtle health issues are often mistaken for normal aging in pets. Stacey Newton advises veterinarians and pet owners to look beyond these common signs and consider early diagnostics and assessments. She discusses how tools like Nationwide Laboratories Ageing Pet Diagnostics Resource Hub and the BSAVAPetSavers Ageing Canine Toolkit (ACT) can aid in identifying underlying health conditions early, enabling more targeted interventions andhelping pets live longer, healthier lives. A must-listen for anyone committed to improving senior pet care. Thank you to Nationwide Laboratories for making this episode possible.
Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet is Paul Higgs, Chief Veterinary Officer at CVS. In this episode, Paul shares his journey from an aspiring farm vet at Cambridge to becoming a leader in one of the UK's major veterinary groups. The conversation highlights the critical role of primary care experience in shaping a successful veterinary career andexplores the concept of contextualised care, emphasising authentic communication and shared decision-making with clients. Anthony and Paul also discuss the current challenges facing the industry, such as the CMA investigation and its implications for transparency and trust in veterinary services. Thank you to Royal Canin for making this episode possible.
Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet is Vanessa Nicola, Director of The Wylie Vet Centre and GreenPractice of the Year 2025 winner. In this episode, Anthony and Vanessa discuss the challenges and solutions of waste management, the importance of measuring carbon footprints, and the financial benefits of sustainability. Vanessa sharesinnovative practices that have reduced waste and improved efficiency, emphasising the role of team engagement and client education in fostering environmental responsibility. The conversation highlights the significance of networking andknowledge sharing in the veterinary community, as well as the ongoing challenges in maintaining momentum in sustainability efforts. They conclude with a discussion on future steps, including the potential for solar energy in veterinary practices, and the vital role of veterinary professionals in promoting sustainability.
Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet is Russell Chandler, Veterinary Orthopaedic Surgeon and author of “Regenerative Medicine in Small Animal Musculoskeletal Conditions: A Practical Guide for Veterinary Professionals.” In this episode, Anthony and Russell chat about Russell’s journey into regenerative medicine in veterinary practice. Theydiscuss the importance of education, the practical applications of platelet-rich plasma and stem cells, and the future of regenerative medicine in veterinary care. Russell shares insights from his book, emphasising the need for veterinarians to embrace these innovative treatments to improve animalhealth.Russell's book
Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet is Drew Tootal, Veterinary Surgeon at MSK Vets. In this episode, Anthony and Drew discuss Drew's journey from wanting to be an avian vet to working extensively with canine mobility and rehabilitation. The conversation delves into the challenges of managing feline osteoarthritis, the importance of a multimodal approach to pain management, and the behavioural aspects of pain in companion animals. Drew shares insights on gait analysis, advancements in orthobiologics, and the emerging field of veterinary prosthetics, emphasizing the need for innovation in veterinary care.
Joining Kathryn for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet is Amber Parks, veterinarian turned stress and burnout coach. In this episode, Kathryn and Amber discuss the root causes of stress and burnout in veterinary medicine, the importance of recognising early signs, and practical steps to improve dailylife and workplace environments. Amber shares her personal journey from veterinary practice to coaching, highlighting the common challenges faced by veterinary professionals and offering insights on managing stress, setting boundaries, and navigating financial conversations with clients. The conversation emphasises the need for mentorship and support in the veterinary field, as well as the importance of self-awareness and proactive measures to combat burnout.Amber's website: https://www.thestressandburnoutcoach.com/
Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet is Tom Butera, CEO of Volition Veterinary. In this episode, Anthony talks to Tom about his extensive experience in veterinary medicine and the innovative cancer detection technologies being developed for pets. They discuss the importance of leadership in veterinary practices, the introduction of the Nu.Q® Vet Cancer Test for early cancer detection, and the future of feline cancer research. Tom emphasises the need for proactive health measures in pets and the potential for these advancements to save lives. Thank you to Volition for making this episode possible.
Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet are Ben and Louise Jamieson, owners and founders ofHome Visit Pet Care. In this episode, Anthony talks with Ben and Louise about the evolution of their mobile veterinary practice, Home Visit Pet Care. They discuss the challenges faced in traditional veterinary settings, the importance of work-life balance, and how technology and sustainability play a role in their business model. The Jamiesons share insights on the potential for a franchise model aimed at empowering veterinary nurses and vets to create their own mobile practices, highlighting the demand for such services in the UK. Thank you to Home Visit Pet Care for making this episode possible.
Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet are John Hemingway, veterinary surgeon at Shropshire Farm Vets, and Will Allman, Director of Belmont Farm and Equine Vets. In this episode, Anthony, John, and Will discuss the rising challenges in sheep health, particularly focusing on the emerging threat of haemonchus. They explore the importance of diagnosis, treatment strategies, and the role of veterinaryrelationships in managing sheep health effectively. The conversation emphasises the need for monitoring, understanding resistance, and the significance of quarantine measures in preventing outbreaks. The episode provides insight on the importance of communication between farmers and vets to ensure effective management of sheep health. Thank you to our sponsor, Elanco, for making this episode possible.
Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet are Dawn Bowness, Clinical Director at Clevedale VeterinaryPractice and Advanced Practitioner in Sheep Health and Production, and Kaz Strycharczyk, partner and practicing vet at Black Sheep Farm Health. In this episode, Anthony, Dawn, and Kaz shine a light on haemonchus, a parasite that poses significant challenges to sheep health. The three explore the lifecycle of haemonchus, describing how it infiltrates and affects flocks. Our expert guests share their invaluable insights on the symptoms and signs to watch for, ensuring early detection and intervention. They also discuss the latest management and treatment strategies, including both traditional and innovative approaches. Thank you to our sponsor, Elanco, for making this episode possible.
Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet is Brent Mayabb, Global Chief Medical Officer for Royal Canin, USA. In this episode, Anthony and Brent chat about Brent’s career path, and how he came to be CMO. Brent also talks about his perspective on the role and the changes he’s making in the field. They also bring up some of the extraordinary work that Royal Canin does, including the Puppies for Parole Program. Anthony and Brent discuss the impact vets can have on nutrition, sustainability, mentorship, and the industry as a whole.
Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet is Charlotte Jennings, Chief Veterinary & Partnerships Officer at Medivet. In this episode, Anthony and Charlotte discuss Charlotte's unconventional career path, her experiences in charity work, and her transition into corporate roles. Charlotte shares insights from her time in the pharmaceutical industry and explains Medivet's unique partnership model, emphasising the importance of veterinary nurses and communication skills in the profession. The conversation concludes with Charlotte's aspirations and encouragement for others in the veterinary field.
Joining Kathryn for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet is Stacee Santi, veterinarian and tech entrepreneur. In this episode, Kathryn speaks to Stacee about her journey in veterinary medicine, the importance of empowering women inthe field, and the challenges they face in leadership roles. Dr. Santi shares her experiences transitioning from practice to tech, the gender dynamics in the workplace, and the ongoing issue of the gender pay gap. She emphasises the needfor women to advocate for themselves and highlights the importance of taking breaks and finding personal identity beyond work. The conversation concludes with Dr. Santi discussing her future projects and the inspiration she finds inthe stories of women around her.
Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet is Sean McCormack, Head Vet at Tails.com. In this episode, Anthony and Sean discuss the reintroduction of beavers in London, Sean's journey in veterinary medicine, the evolving role of veterinarians in addressing environmental issues, the importance of community and hope in environmental action, and the sustainability of pet nutrition. They emphasise the interconnectedness of health for pets, people, and the planet,and the need for a positive approach to environmental challenges. In this conversation, the two explore the complexities of pet food ingredients, the mental health benefits of pet ownership, and the nuances of sustainable meat consumption. They discuss the role of individuals and businesses in driving change, the power of consumer behaviour, and the impact of social media on community building.Tails.com
In this episode, Adele Williams and Bobby Hyde discuss with Vet Record editor in chief, Suzanne Jarvis, the ethics and legality of using systems that incorporate AI. Questions that will be considered include: where does clinical responsibility start and stop, what should companies provide as far asinformation on how their systems work, what should you tell clients about its use, and what are the risks regarding false or unreliable information being generated?This podcast is brought to you from Vet Record and the BVA, with support from Zoetis.
Joining Kathryn for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet is Gigi Tsontos, the Executive Director of Not One More Vet. In this episode, Kathryn and Gigi discuss the various programs and resources offered by Not One More Vet, including support grants, peer support programs, and educational materials. They also explore the challenges faced by veterinary teams, theimportance of mental health support, and strategies for coping with moral distress. Gigi emphasises the need for open communication and checking in with colleagues to foster a supportive work environment. The conversation concludeswith insights into the future plans of Not One More Vet to continue providing essential resources to the veterinary community.Not One More VetResources for Veterinary Professionals
Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet is Merel Taal, founder of Dignipets. In this episode, Anthony and Merel discuss Merel's journey from the Netherlands to the UK, her experiences in veterinary practice, and the importance ofproviding compassionate euthanasia services. The conversation highlights the significance of building a supportive community for veterinarians, effective communication with clients, and the comprehensive aftercare process that Dignipets offers to pet owners during difficult times.Dignipets
Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet is Laura Gelder-Robertson, newly appointed CEO of Vet Sustain. In this episode, Anthony talks with Laura about her vision for veterinary sustainability. Laura discusses her extensive background in sustainability and innovation, emphasising the importance of a One Health approach that integrates animal, human, and planetary health. She outlines the six W's of veterinary sustainability, which serve as a strategic framework for veterinary professionals to make informed decisions. The discussion also covers the need for collaboration, evidence-based practices, and the role of government in addressing climate-related challenges. Laura highlights the importance of resilience in veterinary practices and the potential for veterinary professionals to lead in sustainability effortsVet SustainFirst 100 Days: Reflections from Vet Sustain's CEOThe 6 Ws of Veterinary Sustainability
In this episode, Vet Record editor in chief, Suzanne Jarvis, chats to Adele Williams and Bobby Hyde about how to smoothly roll out AI in practice, including talking to staff about what is already in place, what the opportunities are for improving practice, the sorts of questions to ask to ascertain whether a particular system is useful and audits to undertake.This podcast is brought to you from Vet Record and the BVA, with support from Zoetis.
Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet is Edie Bowles, Executive Director of The Animal Law Foundation In this episode, Anthony and Edie talk about the critical issues surrounding animal law and welfare. They discuss the systemic failures in enforcing animal protection legislation, the challenges faced in animal farming practices, particularlyregarding tail docking in pigs, and the role of veterinarians in advocating for animal welfare. The conversation emphasises the need for public awareness and political will to drive change in animal welfare standards.Animal Law FoundationPig Tail Docking Article
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