Eco-Conscious Care: Re-thinking Parasiticides in Small Animal Practice. Join our live webinar on Tuesday 25th November 7.30pm

Parasiticides are essential tools in protecting the health and welfare of our companion animals. However, growing evidence shows that when used inappropriately, these medicines can pose serious risks to biodiversity, water quality, and the wider environment. As veterinary professionals, we have a responsibility to balance effective parasite control with environmental stewardship.

In this webinar, we’ll introduce new, evidence-based resources developed by a cross-disciplinary team from the Vet Sustain Greener Veterinary Practice Working Group.

  • Making informed, evidence-based decisions about when and how to prescribe parasiticides
  • Integrating sustainable treatment planning into routine preventive healthcare, without compromising animal welfare
  • Understanding and reducing environmental risks, with practical strategies to protect ecosystems and biodiversity
  • 1 hour live webinar
  • Tuesday 25th November 7.30pm
  • £25 plus VAT

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Building Greener Health Plans - Watch the Recording

Join Phill Elliott and Helen Gould as they share their firsthand experiences designing and implementing green health plans at their veterinary practices. Learn how they’ve successfully engaged both staff and clients to embrace these innovative plans, promoting healthier pets and a healthier planet.

  • Learn about how to implement Greener Health Plans in your veterinary practice
  • 1 hour recording of the live webinar with speaker Q&A
  • £25 plus VAT

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Soil and Pasture Management in Livestock - Watch the Recording

Catch up on the recording of this webinar where you will learn more about how livestock veterinarians can support regenerative pasture management whilst championing both soil health and animal health. Our speakers Ed Bailey, Alex Tomlinson and Rob Howe will discuss sward diversity, integrated parasite management and the practicalities of how regenerative agriculture can be supported by vets on farm.

  • The importance of sward diversity in both soil and animal health and welfare
  • Integrated Parasite Management (IPM) and the role of pasture in parasite control
  • Practicalities of regenerative soil and pasture management on farm, including dairy systems

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