• Rachels Mallet will discuss responsibility and control of equine parasites to include an overview of all aspects of responsible control. 
• Sarah O Dwyer will discuss FEC and analysis. 

Speakers: Sarah O Dwyer (Telenostic) & Rachel Mallett (Bimeda) & Andrea Ryan (CEO Treo Eile)

This two-day (2.5hrs x 2 sessions) online continuing veterinary education (CVE) event explores the interconnected impacts of war, environmental collapse, and human and animal health and welfare through the One Health lens. It aims to broaden the understanding of veterinarians regarding how human, animal, and environmental health systems interact in crisis conditions, using Palestine as a contemporary case study.

(Pending CVE approval)

Participants will gain insight into:

1. The destruction of agricultural and veterinary infrastructure and its implications for food security and public health.

2. The lived experience of veterinarians operating under siege conditions and the ethical dimensions of veterinary practice in humanitarian crises.

3. The long-term environmental and toxicological effects of modern warfare on animals, ecosystems, and human health.

4. The professional and moral responsibilities of veterinarians within global One Health networks.

Learning Outcomes

1. Articulate the relevance of One Health principles in conflict and humanitarian disaster settings.

2. Recognise the veterinary role in food security, public health, and community resilience.

3. Identify the impacts of war on animal health welfare, public health and environmental health.

4. Reflect on ethical and professional duties when responding to global humanitarian crises.

During this webinar we will be discussing topics such as: Milk powders vs whole milk, feeding regimes and links to weight gain. Colostrum management and monitoring for calf diseases. 

Speaker:  Dr. Catherine McAloon MVB DVMS Dip ECBHM MRCVS
European Specialist in Bovine Health
Lecturer in Farm Animal Clinical Studies

The webinar will provide a comprehensive overview of the 2024 RECOVER guidelines for veterinary CPR, including the latest recommendations for newborn resuscitation. Key aspects of preparedness for CPR and the initial assessment of an unresponsive patient will be explored, followed by a practical review of both basic and advanced life support techniques. The session will conclude with a discussion on recognising the clinical features associated with return of spontaneous circulation.

Speaker: Alicia Reid RVN BSc.(Hons)VN CertVNECC 

This webinar will explore the common causes of diarrhoea in dairy calves at grass, including parasitic gastroenteritis, coccidiosis, ruminal acidosis, copper deficiency, thiomolybdate toxicity. However, the webinar will primarily focus on a very significant cause of diarrhoea in grazing dairy calves called Summer Scour Syndrome. Summer Scour Syndrome has been a cause of high levels of mortality in grazing dairy calves in the last 5 to 10 years and can be very challenging to manage. The underlying pathophysiology and epidemiology of this disease will be explored in this webinar, together with recommendations for diagnosis, treatment of affected cases and prevention.

Speaker: Eoin Ryan MVB MVM DipECBHM PCertBI PCertEE

EBVS* European Specialist in Bovine Health Management

Assistant Professor in Farm Animal Clinical Studies