VETchat by The Webinar Vet

Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet is Dr. Veneta Kozhuharova, Veterinary Surgeon and founder of Dr. Veneta - a vet-led freeze-dried nutrition brand focused on supporting canine wellbeing through minimally processed, functional nutrition. In this episode, Anthony and Veneta speak about Veneta’s company and backstory. She shares her journey from discovering the benefits of a fresh food diet for dogs to launching her own freeze-dried dog food line, Dr. Veneta. Her products, made in the UK, focus on sustainability and health benefits, offering varieties tailored to specific canine needs. Veneta's innovative approach aims to enhance pet nutrition while supporting local communities. Thank you to Dr. Veneta Ltd for making this episode possible.Find out more

Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet is Rob Noble, Chair of The Webinar Vet and Non-Executive Chair and Digital Director specialising in scaling technology companies. In this episode, Anthony and Rob share compellingreal-world examples from ransomware attacks that crippled hospitals to the rising sophistication of phishing scams fuelled by AI. Rob exposes the dangerous gaps that even tech-savvy practices leave wide open and offers simple, actionable strategies to defend your practice today. Most veterinarypractices are vulnerable to cyber threats they often overlook until it's too late. Rob reveals critical tips every vet needs to protect their practice from increasingly clever hackers.

Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet is Viktoriia Sabluk, Science & Nutrition Lead for Pro Plan Veterinary Diets at Nestlé Purina PetCare, and Cat Henstridge,veterinarian with interests in the care of senior pets, chronic pain management and dentistry. In this episode, Anthony Viktoriia, and Cat explore essential insights on caring for senior cats and dogs. They cover age classification, nutritional needs, managing chronic conditions, and innovative diets that support longevity. A must-listen for pet owners and vets alike interested in enhancing senior pet quality of life. This episode emphasisesthat early, trusting conversations about aging can significantly improve pet quality of life through diet and proactive health management. Thank you to Purina for making this episode possible.

Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet is Viktoriia Sabluk, Science & Nutrition Lead for Pro Plan Veterinary Diets at Nestlé Purina PetCare, and Cat Henstridge,veterinarian with interests in the care of senior pets, chronic pain management and dentistry. In this episode, Anthony Viktoriia, and Cat explore essential insights on caring for senior cats and dogs. They cover age classification, nutritional needs, managing chronic conditions, and innovative diets that support longevity. A must-listen for pet owners and vets alike interested in enhancing senior pet quality of life. This episode emphasisesthat early, trusting conversations about aging can significantly improve pet quality of life through diet and proactive health management. Thank you to Purina for making this episode possible.

Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet is Viktoriia Sabluk, Science & Nutrition Lead for Pro Plan Veterinary Diets at Nestlé Purina PetCare, and Cat Henstridge,veterinarian with interests in the care of senior pets, chronic pain management and dentistry. In this episode, Anthony Viktoriia, and Cat explore essential insights on caring for senior cats and dogs. They cover age classification, nutritional needs, managing chronic conditions, and innovative diets that support longevity. A must-listen for pet owners and vets alike interested in enhancing senior pet quality of life. This episode emphasisesthat early, trusting conversations about aging can significantly improve pet quality of life through diet and proactive health management. Thank you to Purina for making this episode possible.

Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet is Viktoriia Sabluk, Science & Nutrition Lead for Pro Plan Veterinary Diets at Nestlé Purina PetCare, and Cat Henstridge,veterinarian with interests in the care of senior pets, chronic pain management and dentistry. In this episode, Anthony Viktoriia, and Cat explore essential insights on caring for senior cats and dogs. They cover age classification, nutritional needs, managing chronic conditions, and innovative diets that support longevity. A must-listen for pet owners and vets alike interested in enhancing senior pet quality of life. This episode emphasisesthat early, trusting conversations about aging can significantly improve pet quality of life through diet and proactive health management. Thank you to Purina for making this episode possible.

Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet is Viktoriia Sabluk, Science & Nutrition Lead for Pro Plan Veterinary Diets at Nestlé Purina PetCare, and Cat Henstridge,veterinarian with interests in the care of senior pets, chronic pain management and dentistry. In this episode, Anthony Viktoriia, and Cat explore essential insights on caring for senior cats and dogs. They cover age classification, nutritional needs, managing chronic conditions, and innovative diets that support longevity. A must-listen for pet owners and vets alike interested in enhancing senior pet quality of life. This episode emphasisesthat early, trusting conversations about aging can significantly improve pet quality of life through diet and proactive health management. Thank you to Purina for making this episode possible.

Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet is Viktoriia Sabluk, Science & Nutrition Lead for Pro Plan Veterinary Diets at Nestlé Purina PetCare, and Cat Henstridge,veterinarian with interests in the care of senior pets, chronic pain management and dentistry. In this episode, Anthony Viktoriia, and Cat explore essential insights on caring for senior cats and dogs. They cover age classification, nutritional needs, managing chronic conditions, and innovative diets that support longevity. A must-listen for pet owners and vets alike interested in enhancing senior pet quality of life. This episode emphasisesthat early, trusting conversations about aging can significantly improve pet quality of life through diet and proactive health management. Thank you to Purina for making this episode possible.

Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet is Anthony Mackle, Co-Founder and Managing Director of Macahl Animal Health, creators of Oralade® the science-backed hydration brand helping dogs and cats around the world stayhealthy and hydrated. In this episode, Anthony and Anthony discuss the importance of hydration for pets. They explore the development of Oralade®, an oral rehydration fluid designed for pets, highlighting its palatability and effectiveness compared to traditional methods. The conversation covers the evolution of pet hydration products, sustainability efforts, and the impact ofproper hydration on pet health and recovery. Mackle shares heartwarming stories of how Oralade® has improved the lives of pets globally, emphasising the ongoing innovation in pet nutrition and hydration. Thank you to Macahl Animal Health for making this episode possible.Learn more about Oralade®

Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet is Mike Mossop, Chief Veterinary Officer of CoVet. In this episode, Anthony and Mike discuss the rapid growth of CoVet, highlighting its expansion to over 10,000 practices andits role in addressing major challenges in the veterinary industry. The conversation delves into the importance of AI tools and cybersecurity in modern veterinary practices, emphasising how these technologies enhance efficiency and client communication. Mike shares insights into CoVet's future plans, including expanding into Europe and improving client interactions through AI-driven solutions. The discussion underscores the transformative impact of technologyon veterinary care and the importance of secure, effective communication.Thank you to CoVet for making this episode possible

Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet is Noga Schiller, Companion Animal Veterinarian and Medical Advisor. In this episode, Anthony and Noga delve into the significance of vaccine titres and how they have reshaped vaccination protocols over the years. Noga explains the advancements in diagnostic tools that allow for in-clinic testing, reducing the need for frequent vaccinations and ensuring pets receive tailored preventive care. The conversation highlightsthe challenges of immunology, the impact of climate change on disease prevalence, and the importance of understanding maternal antibodies in puppies. Together, they explore the balance between necessary vaccinations and environmental considerations, providing valuable insights for veterinarians andpet owners alike. Thank you to Biogal for making this episode possible.Visit Biogal's Website

Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet is Tanika Hall, founder & CEO of ZooDoc. In this episode, Anthony and Tanika discuss how Tanika’s innovative platform is revolutionising veterinary care by providing seamless access to vets for pet owners, regardless of location or pet type. Inspired by her own challenges in finding care for an exotic pet, Tanika discusses the benefits of teletriage, online booking, and maintaining care within veterinary practices. She highlights the importance of transparency in costs and reviews, aiming to enhance trust and quality in the industry. This episode is ideal for those interested in the intersection of technology and pet healthcare. Thank you to ZooDoc for making this episode possible.Visit ZooDoc's website

Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet is Steve Deels, vet and author. In this episode, Anthony and Steve discuss Steve's upcoming book, "Bite Marks and Burnout,"which explores the realities of veterinary life. The conversation delves into themes of imposter syndrome, career challenges, and the importance of finding one's strengths. Steve shares his journey from practice to authorship, offering insights into the emotional and professional hurdles vets face, and the rewarding nature of the profession.For more information on Steve's book

Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet is Eric Lindquist, founder and CEO of SonoPath. In this episode, Anthony and Eric discuss Eric's journey from studying in Italy toestablishing a telemedicine company specializing in ultrasound. Eric shares insights into the importance of proper equipment and education in veterinary ultrasound, emphasising the role of technology in improving diagnostic efficiency. The discussion highlights SonoPath's commitment to education and innovation, offering courses and telemedicine services to enhance veterinary practice globally. Thank you to SonoPath for making this episode possible.Learn more on SonoPath's WebsiteEmail SonoPath

Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet are Karen Shenoy, Vice President and Chief Veterinarian for Hill’s EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa), and Ann Tracy, Colgate-Palmolive's Chief Sustainability Officer. In this episode, Anthony, Karen and Ann discuss delve into their strategies for reducing carbon emissions and achieving zero waste, highlighting the transformation of pet food ingredients through regenerativeagriculture. Karen and Ann share insights into the importance of using 100% cage-free eggs and the impact of the European Chicken Commitment on animal welfare and sustainability. The episode underscores the significance of industry collaboration, showcasing how partnerships can drive systemic changeand create a healthier planet and future for pets.For further information, please visit Hill's website

Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet is Dr. Kalman Czeibert, Head of Research & Development at LimesVet. In this episode, Anthony and Kalman discuss Kalman’sjourney from a clinical veterinarian to a research and development manager. Kalman highlights his PhD work on the multimodal anatomy of the canine brain, focusing on 3D modelling and its applications in veterinary medicine. The conversation explores the benefits of 3D modelling in teaching anatomy and planning surgeries, emphasizing its role in orthopaedics, neurology, and oncology. Kalman shares insights into the development of LimesVet, their innovative use of 3Dprinting, and the future potential of this technology in veterinary education and practice. Thank you to LimesVet for sponsoring this episode.Contact LimesVetTROCA implant and guides for trochlear reshapingRight tibial surface and thickness evaluationRADISEC corrective osteotomy guidesHyoid and thyroid tumor visualization

Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet is Jackie Layng,  ICF-accredited Leadership and Executive Coach and certified EmC practitioner. In this episode, Anthony andJackie share insights on transforming stress and conflict into confidence and connection. The two discuss how emotional intelligence, self-care routines, and practical coaching frameworks can rebuild trust and foster a thriving practiceculture. This episode offers actionable strategies for veterinary professionals to enhance leadership skills and team dynamics, ensuring resilience and growth in challenging environments.Email Jackie at [email protected] her website: https://jackielayng.com/

Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet are Ian Battersby, an independent consultant working with charities working in One Heath sphere, and Nicola Bromley, veterinary professional and master’s student in the Psychology of Behaviour Change at the University of Surrey. In this episode, Anthony, Ian, and Nicola explore the complexities of antibiotic stewardship in veterinary practice. They discuss how behavioural science can drive significant reductions in antibiotic use, highlighting the importance of leadership, team dynamics, and effective communication. The conversation covers practical strategies for overcoming barriers, real-life success stories, and the role of culture and regulation in shaping responsible prescribing. This episode offers actionable insights for veterinarians committed to improving their practice and contributing to a healthier planet.RUMA Webinars

Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet are María Castán, Senior B2B Brand Manager at Purina, and Miguel Moura Esteves, skilled trainer in Neuro‑Linguistic Programming and veterinarian. In this episode, Anthony, María, and Miguel discuss the critical issue of veterinary mental health. The discussion highlights the emotional and professional challenges faced by veterinarians, emphasising the importance of communication skills and emotional management in their education and practice. María shares insights from a recent conference at the European Parliament, where the mental health crisis in the veterinary profession was addressed. The conference aimed to bring together politicians, industry members, and veterinarians to find collaborative solutions to these pressing issues. Miguel discusses the role of organisational strategies, such as regular team meetings, in creating a supportive work environment and reducing stress. The episode also explores the significance of gratitude and recognition from pet owners, noting that genuine appreciation can greatly impact veterinarians' mental well-being. Theconversation concludes with a discussion on the One Health concept, integrating human, animal, and environmental health, and the essential role veterinarians play in this framework.

Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet are María Castán, Senior B2B Brand Manager at Purina, and Miguel Moura Esteves, skilled trainer in Neuro‑Linguistic Programming and veterinarian. In this episode, Anthony, María, and Miguel discuss the critical issue of veterinary mental health. The discussion highlights the emotional and professional challenges faced by veterinarians, emphasising the importance of communication skills and emotional management in their education and practice. María shares insights from a recent conference at the European Parliament, where the mental health crisis in the veterinary profession was addressed. The conference aimed to bring together politicians, industry members, and veterinarians to find collaborative solutions to these pressing issues. Miguel discusses the role of organisational strategies, such as regular team meetings, in creating a supportive work environment and reducing stress. The episode also explores the significance of gratitude and recognition from pet owners, noting that genuine appreciation can greatly impact veterinarians' mental well-being. Theconversation concludes with a discussion on the One Health concept, integrating human, animal, and environmental health, and the essential role veterinarians play in this framework.

Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet are María Castán, Senior B2B Brand Manager at Purina, and Miguel Moura Esteves, skilled trainer in Neuro‑Linguistic Programming and veterinarian. In this episode, Anthony, María, and Miguel discuss the critical issue of veterinary mental health. The discussion highlights the emotional and professional challenges faced by veterinarians, emphasising the importance of communication skills and emotional management in their education and practice. María shares insights from a recent conference at the European Parliament, where the mental health crisis in the veterinary profession was addressed. The conference aimed to bring together politicians, industry members, and veterinarians to find collaborative solutions to these pressing issues. Miguel discusses the role of organisational strategies, such as regular team meetings, in creating a supportive work environment and reducing stress. The episode also explores the significance of gratitude and recognition from pet owners, noting that genuine appreciation can greatly impact veterinarians' mental well-being. Theconversation concludes with a discussion on the One Health concept, integrating human, animal, and environmental health, and the essential role veterinarians play in this framework.

Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet are María Castán, Senior B2B Brand Manager at Purina, and Miguel Moura Esteves, skilled trainer in Neuro‑Linguistic Programming and veterinarian. In this episode, Anthony, María, and Miguel discuss the critical issue of veterinary mental health. The discussion highlights the emotional and professional challenges faced by veterinarians, emphasising the importance of communication skills and emotional management in their education and practice. María shares insights from a recent conference at the European Parliament, where the mental health crisis in the veterinary profession was addressed. The conference aimed to bring together politicians, industry members, and veterinarians to find collaborative solutions to these pressing issues. Miguel discusses the role of organisational strategies, such as regular team meetings, in creating a supportive work environment and reducing stress. The episode also explores the significance of gratitude and recognition from pet owners, noting that genuine appreciation can greatly impact veterinarians' mental well-being. Theconversation concludes with a discussion on the One Health concept, integrating human, animal, and environmental health, and the essential role veterinarians play in this framework.

Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet are María Castán, Senior B2B Brand Manager at Purina, and Miguel Moura Esteves, skilled trainer in Neuro‑Linguistic Programming and veterinarian. In this episode, Anthony, María, and Miguel discuss the critical issue of veterinary mental health. The discussion highlights the emotional and professional challenges faced by veterinarians, emphasising the importance of communication skills and emotional management in their education and practice. María shares insights from a recent conference at the European Parliament, where the mental health crisis in the veterinary profession was addressed. The conference aimed to bring together politicians, industry members, and veterinarians to find collaborative solutions to these pressing issues. Miguel discusses the role of organisational strategies, such as regular team meetings, in creating a supportive work environment and reducing stress. The episode also explores the significance of gratitude and recognition from pet owners, noting that genuine appreciation can greatly impact veterinarians' mental well-being. Theconversation concludes with a discussion on the One Health concept, integrating human, animal, and environmental health, and the essential role veterinarians play in this framework.

Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet are María Castán, Senior B2B Brand Manager at Purina, and Miguel Moura Esteves, skilled trainer in Neuro‑Linguistic Programming and veterinarian. In this episode, Anthony, María, and Miguel discuss the critical issue of veterinary mental health. The discussion highlights the emotional and professional challenges faced by veterinarians, emphasising the importance of communication skills and emotional management in their education and practice. María shares insights from a recent conference at the European Parliament, where the mental health crisis in the veterinary profession was addressed. The conference aimed to bring together politicians, industry members, and veterinarians to find collaborative solutions to these pressing issues. Miguel discusses the role of organisational strategies, such as regular team meetings, in creating a supportive work environment and reducing stress. The episode also explores the significance of gratitude and recognition from pet owners, noting that genuine appreciation can greatly impact veterinarians' mental well-being. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the One Health concept, integrating human, animal, and environmental health, and the essential role veterinarians play in this framework.

Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet is Bethany Weinheimer, emergency veterinarian and founder and CEO of The Evolved Vets, a leadership, coaching, & consulting platform. In this episode, Anthony and Bethany discuss their paths in veterinary medicine, highlighting the challenges and rewards of the profession. Dr. Weinheimer recounts her upbringing on a Texas farm, which fuelled her passion for veterinary work, and her journey through various leadership roles at VEG. She also discusses founding Evolved Vets, an initiative aimed at helping veterinarians combat burnout and find career fulfilment through self-care and alignment with personal values. Anthony shares his perspective on the importance of gratitude and continuous personal development. Together, they explore strategies for maintaining mental health and resilience in a demanding field, offering listeners valuable insights into balancing professional responsibilities with personal well-being.Evolved Vets

This episode of VETchat covers sensitive topics such as animal cruelty and domestic abuse. If you are not in the right headspace, please consider revisiting at another time or switching to a different episode. Joining Kathryn for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet is Paula Boyden, Chair of the Links Group, and Mary Wakeham, CEO of Refuge4Pets and a Links Group Trustee. In this episode, Kathryn, Paula, and Mary explore the critical link between animal abuse and human abuse, emphasising the unique role veterinary professionals play in safeguarding both. Paula and Mary share their personal journeys and insights into recognising signs of abuse, the emotional toll on veterinary teams, and the importance of having support resources in place. They discuss the progress made in safeguarding awareness within the veterinary profession and highlight the need for continued education and collaboration with domestic abuse services.Visit Links Group:

Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet is Masami Sato, founder and CEO of B1G1. In this episode, Anthony and Masami discuss Masami’s journey from a quiet childhood in Japan to becoming a successful entrepreneur andsocial impact leader. Masami shares the inspiration behind B1G1, a global initiative that encourages businesses to integrate giving into their daily operations. The discussion emphasises the importance of small actions, collaboration, and hope in creating a positive impact in the world. Masami highlights the role of businesses in addressing social issues and the need fora shift towards purpose-driven practices. The conversation concludes with reflections on the power of connection and the potential for collective action to drive change.B1G1

Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet is Eve Hanks, Founder and CEO of MI:RNA. In this episode, Anthony and Eve speak about her journey from veterinary practice to leading a biotech company focused on innovativediagnostics and precision medicine. They discuss the integration of AI in veterinary medicine, the challenges of addressing chronic diseases in agriculture, and the importance of building a strong team culture. Eve shares insights on the future of MI:RNA and how they aim to engage the veterinary community in their groundbreaking work.More on MI:RNA

Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet is Chad Brown, Executive Leader in Veterinary Medicine & Higher Education. In this episode, Anthony and Chad discuss Chad's journey from starting his own mixed animal practice totransitioning into veterinary education, emphasising the importance of veterinary technicians and the need for a growth mindset in the profession. The conversation also touches on the significance of lifelong learning and preparing future veterinarians for the challenges they will face in their careers.

Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet is Rebecca Maher, vet and founder and Managing Director of InsideMinds. In this episode, Anthony and Rebecca speak about the intersection of behavioural science and veterinary medicine.They discuss the importance of effective communication, especially in the context of pricing conversations, and how leadership plays a crucial role in fostering transparency and confidence within veterinary teams. The conversation also delves into managing uncertainty in client interactions, understanding emotional drivers behind client decisions, and the necessity of embedding communication skills into practice culture.Check out InsideMinds

Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet is Rachel Dean, evidence-based practitioner. In this episode, Anthony and Rachel discuss the importance of evidence-based practice in veterinary medicine, the balance between new treatments and their costs, and the need for open dialogue within the veterinary community. They explore the role of innovation, the significance of understanding risks, and the impact of storytelling in veterinary science. The conversation emphasises the importance of continuous learning and adapting to new information while maintaining a critical perspective on new treatments and practices.

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 speak about his diverse career in veterinary medicine, the importance of mental health, and the benefits of connecting with nature. They discuss Sean's upcoming trip to Costa Rica, his experiences with burnout, and the various paths a veterinary career can take beyond traditional practice. The conversation highlights the significance of community engagement in wildlife conservation and the need for a broader understanding of veterinary identity. Thank you to Tails.com for making this episode possible.

Joining Kathryn for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet is Chloé Hannigan, founder and director of VetYogi. In this episode, Kathryn and Chloé talk discuss the importance of energy management and setting boundaries, especially forveterinary professionals. Chloe shares insights on honouring natural energy cycles, the significance of rest, and the role of leadership in self-care. They also explore the challenges and strategies for supporting emerging leaders in the veterinary field. The conversation highlights the value of breathwork andyoga in maintaining mental and physical well-being, and Chloe shares exciting plans for VetYogi in 2026. Thank you to VetYogi for making this episode possible and for supporting our Wellbeing Hub.

Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet is Diccon Westworth, neurologist and winner of the 2025 Simon Doherty International Green Award. In this episode, Anthony and Diccon talk about Diccon’s journey from graduating inMelbourne to working with primates in Africa and eventually settling in California. They discuss the importance of sustainability in veterinary medicine, emphasising the role of community and collaboration. The conversation covers various initiatives, such as forming green teams, engaging with localutilities for renewable energy, and implementing sustainable practices in veterinary clinics. Both stress the importance of education and community in driving change towards a more sustainable future.White PaperVeterinary Sustainability Alliance

Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet is Judy Scrine, Founder and Chair of the Vet Sustain Equine Subgroup. In this episode, Judy shares her journey from aspiring equine vet to leading sustainability efforts in the veterinary field. She discusses her global marathon experiences, the environmental challenges she observed, and her role in Vet Sustain. The conversation highlights the importance of sustainability in veterinary practices and the potential for the equine community to lead in environmental efforts.

Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet is Lianne O'Boyle, Head of Nutrition at Nutravet. In this episode, Anthony and Lianne speak about her journey in veterinary nursing, the importance of mental health in the profession, and the role of nutraceuticals in veterinary care. Lianne shares her experiences from being a veterinary nurse to transitioning into leadership and education, emphasizing the need for support and collaboration within the veterinary community. They discuss the challenges faced by veterinary nurses and the future of the profession, particularly in relation to nutraceuticals and veterinary care. Thank you to Nutravet for making this episode possible.

Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet is Lucy Williams, the marketing manager at Carus Animal Health. In this episode, Anthony and Lucy discuss Lucy's journey from veterinary practice to her current role, the mission of Carus in addressing antimicrobial resistance, and the introduction of their new diagnostic tool, GI Quest. The conversation also touches on the importance of sustainability in veterinary medicine and the London Vet Show, where Carus celebrated new beginnings with a traditional Japanese ceremony.White PaperRUMA VideosThe Veterinary Green Discussion Forum 2026

Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet is Jeremy Watson, Director and Veterinarian at Brimbank Vet Clinic and pioneer in carbon neutrality within veterinary practices. In this episode, Anthony and Jeremy discuss the journey towards sustainability, the implementation of solar energy, the financial benefits of eco-friendly practices, and the importance of reducing aesthetic gas emissions. The conversation also highlights community engagement throughinitiatives like Vets for Climate Action, e-waste management, and the use of gamification to encourage participation in sustainability efforts. Dr. Watson shares insights on future directions in veterinary sustainability, emphasising the need for biodiversity carbon credits and the importance of collectiveaction in the veterinary community.Connect with Jeremy on LinkedIn

Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet is Laura Binnie, Sustainability Lead at XL Vets. In this episode, Anthony and Laura speak about her journey into veterinary sustainability and the initiatives being implemented to reduceenvironmental impact. They discuss the importance of a circular economy, financial implications of sustainable practices, and the role of team morale in fostering a culture of sustainability. Laura shares insights on easy wins for veterinary practices, the significance of biodiversity, and the value of awards and accreditation in promoting sustainable practices within the veterinary profession.

Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet is Yannick Bloem, CTO of CoVet. In this episode, Anthony and Yannick discuss the evolving role of technology, particularly AI, in veterinary practices. He emphasises that while the core aspects of veterinary consultations, such as client interaction and physical examinations, will remain unchanged, many administrative tasks will soon be automated. This shift will allow veterinarians to focus more on patient care and less on paperwork, leading to a more efficient practice. Thank you to CoVet for making this episode possible.

Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet is Magdoline Awad, Chief Veterinary Officer (CMO) at Greencross Vets. In this episode, Anthony and Magdolinediscuss her journey from veterinary school to becoming a CMO. She discusses her experiences at RSPCA, the challenges of female leadership, and the importance of mentorship in veterinary practice. Magdoline reflects on her personalbackground, including overcoming adversity and the impact of COVID-19 on the veterinary profession. The discussion emphasises the significance of empathy, gratitude, and self-care in both personal and professional life, as well as the value of general practice in veterinary medicine. Thank you to Royal Canin for making this episode possible.

Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet is María Alejandra Pollio, CEO of Animus Beyford Trading. In thisepisode, Anthony and María discuss the innovative airway medical devices designed for both human and veterinary use. María shares her journey from Argentina to Spain, the importance of quality in medical devices, and the specific applications of silicone stents in treating airway conditions in pets. The conversation also touches on the role of 3D printing in manufacturing and the global reach of their products, emphasising the commitment to improving the quality of life for animals.María's LinkedInABTvet

Joining Anthony and Brent for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet is Molly McAllister, Global Chief Medical Officer at Mars Veterinary Health. In this episode, Anthony, Brent, and Molly continue the series theme by talking about Molly’s career journey into veterinary medicine, emphasising the importance of lifelong learning and the transition from clinical practice to industry. The conversation explores the role of a Chief Medical Officer, the significance of sustainability in veterinary practice, and strategies for workforce retention. Molly discusses the challenges and opportunities in veterinary education andthe importance of pharmaceutical stewardship in combating antimicrobial resistance. The three also chat about the collaborative efforts needed to elevate the veterinary profession and ensure a sustainable future for both practitioners and the animals they serve. Thank you to Royal Canin for making this episode possible.

Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet is Rosie Booth, Director of Strategic Commercial Partnerships and Sustainability for Covetrus. In this episode, Anthony and Rosie speak about the importance of sustainability in veterinary medicine. They discuss Rosie's journey into the field, the role of wholesalers in promoting sustainable practices, and the impact of regulatory changes on sustainability reporting. The conversation also highlights the Veterinary Green DiscussionForum and the recent e-waste initiative aimed at promoting circular economy practices within the veterinary sector. The episode emphasises the need for collaboration and ongoing efforts to enhance sustainability in veterinary practices.

Joining Anthony and Brent for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet is Gudrun Ravetz, Chief Medical Officer at IVC Evidensia. In this episode, Gudrun shares with Anthony and Brent her diverse career journey in veterinary medicine,highlighting her leadership experiences in both nonprofit and commercial sectors. She discusses the importance of sustainability in veterinary practice, the challenges of work-life balance, and the evolving role of women in leadership. Gudrun emphasises the need for supportive work environments and thesignificance of mentorship in navigating career paths. The conversation also touches on the current challenges facing the veterinary profession in Europe, particularly in recruitment and retention, and the importance of maintaining a positive outlook in the face of these challenges. Thank you to Royal Canin for making this episode possible.

Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet is Kat Hamilton, Executive Director of Force of Nature, a youth-led organisation mobilising young people to take climate action. In this episode, Anthony and Kat speak about the importance ofregeneration, youth empowerment, and addressing the climate crisis. Kat shares their journey from the Green School in Bali to their work with Force of Nature, which focuses on helping young people navigate their emotions regarding climate change and empowering them to take action. Anthony and Kat discuss the need for intergenerational dialogue, the political landscape surrounding climate issues, and the importance of community and values in creating sustainable change.

Joining Anthony and Brent Mayabb for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet is Dan Markwalder, Chief Veterinary Officer at Mission Pet Health. In this episode, Anthony, Brent, and Dan delve into the intricacies of the veterinary profession, exploring the importance of mentorship, leadership, and the evolving landscape of veterinary practices. Dan shares his journey from a young veterinary enthusiast to a multi-site practice owner and Chief Veterinary Officer, highlighting the pivotal role of mentorship and the challenges of scaling veterinary practices. The conversation also touches on the consolidation of veterinary practices in the US compared to Europe, the significance of general practice, and the future of veterinary medicine in theface of technological advancements. Thank you to Royal Canin for making this episode possible.

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 Cecilia Villaverde, consultant in clinical nutrition for ExpertPet Nutrition.In this episode, Anthony and Cecilia speak about the critical issue of obesity in pets. They discuss the importance of nutrition in veterinary medicine, the role of body condition scoring, and the need for customised weight management plans for pets. Cecilia emphasises the significance of effective communication with pet owners regarding nutrition andthe challenges faced in treating obesity. The conversation also touches on the role of veterinary nurses in educating clients and the importance of managing treats within a pet's caloric intake. This episode provides valuable insights into preventing and managing obesity in pets, highlighting the need for a collaborative approach between veterinarians, pet owners, and veterinary staff. Thank you to MARS Petcare for making this episodepossible.Nutrition CourseExpert Pet Nutrition