“I love the webinar vet. I find it truly inclusive and appreciate the values this platform seem to express. I am truly grateful for what they provide. And although my preferred cpd would be hands on small group teaching,this feels the next best thing. I can even take it with me to a coffee shop, important to reward myself for engaging in behaviours I would like to continue. I don't think I've ever felt a webinar vet experience was a waste of time and I tend to be pretty critical.”
“It's a really amazing website with webinars for people in different fields of the veterinary profession. I have been using their courses since 2020 and I have zero regrets.”
“Very thorough and well presented. Interesting and certainly an important subject. Even though I am a recently retired university professor that dealt with antibiotics on an almost daily basis, I learned several things, and had my opinions/juddgements reinforced on several subjects.”
“practical and useful, I learned something new as well being an old school veternarian that you only need 3 days of antibiotics to treat a responding urinary tract infection, the shortest I have ever prescribed for was 5 days.”
“It's quite good with a lot of content regarding veterinary medicine, though it tends to be focused mainly on small animal medice. Also it's quite expensive for foreigner, making it impossible for many to keep up with that.”
“I have used the webinar vet for several years now and I find it really useful for getting my cpd and there are lots of really great webinars on a wide variety of subjects. The reason I am not reviewing it higher however is that on a couple of webinars there have been incorrect information.
The most prominent being on one of the rabbit webinars it was recommended to place a nasogastric tube which is absolutely contraindicated and can cause inappetence, acid reflux and even death in some cases. The other was on a blocked cat webinar where hypovase was recommended when recent papers have shown that this shows almost no positive effects and if anything can increase stress and make things worse.
These are just a couple things that I am aware of but it does make me a bit concerned that there could be other information that I don't know about that may be wrong.”
