In this practice-oriented webinar, veterinarian Dr. Sarah Winand explains equine dental treatment with a special focus on sedation, analgesia, and the safe management of potential complications. You will gain sound knowledge of anatomy, diagnostics, and practical procedures – relevant for equine veterinarians and anyone looking to optimize the safety and health of horses during ambulatory procedures.

In diesem praxisorientierten Webinar erklärt Tierärztin Dr. Sarah Winand die equine Zahnbehandlung mit besonderem Fokus auf Sedation, Analgesie und den sicheren Umgang mit möglichen Komplikationen. Sie erhalten fundiertes Wissen zu Anatomie, Diagnostik und praktischen Vorgehensweisen – relevant für Pferdetierärzte und alle, die die Sicherheit und Gesundheit von Pferden bei ambulanten Eingriffen optimieren möchten.

In this webinar, you will gain a sound insight into the complex equine stifle joint and its central role in hindlimb lameness. The lecture will show you how to purposefully combine anatomical knowledge, clinical examination, and modern imaging such as X-ray and ultrasound to reliably diagnose and evaluate pathologies – with direct benefits for equine veterinarians and the horse's long-term health.

Allergies and hypersensitivities are becoming increasingly common in horses. In this webinar, you will receive a concise overview of various types of allergies, modern diagnostic methods, and practical therapeutic approaches. Ideal for anyone who wants to learn about current research results and effective management strategies.

This webinar provides a comprehensive overview of the most common muscle disorders in horses, with a particular focus on PSSM-1 and PSSM-2. It covers clinical signs, appropriate diagnostic procedures such as blood tests, muscle biopsies, and genetic testing, as well as therapeutic and management-related approaches. Ideal for anyone wishing to gain a deeper understanding of the diagnosis and care of affected horses.

Laminitis is a serious condition that challenges horse owners and riders alike. If you would like to learn more about the causes, symptoms, treatment options, and prevention strategies for laminitis, we cordially invite you to our informative webinar.

Equine Gastric Ulcer Syndrome: Lesser-known symptoms, management and feeding recommendations, and targeted treatment.

Gastric emptying disorders: pyloric stenosis and chronic gastric dilation: symptoms, diagnostics, therapy.

This webinar offers a sound introduction to equine cardiology – with a focus on common heart diseases, diagnostics, therapy, and practice-relevant issues such as sedation or pre-purchase examinations. Using case studies, veterinarians and equine professionals will gain valuable insights for their daily practice.

Many horses stabilize themselves using their lower neck muscles – a pattern that can lead to problems in the long term. In this webinar, you will learn how targeted movement therapy strengthens core muscles, improves the horse's self-carriage, and prevents injuries. From analyzing causes and mobilization to structured training phases – a holistic approach for healthy, functional movement patterns.

• Anatomy of the back incl. biomechanics and functional anatomy
• Primary and secondary causes of back diseases
• Diagnostic options
• Therapeutic options, both conventional medicine (conservative and surgical) and manual therapies
• Rehabilitation of the back patient

Nasal colonization with MRSA poses a serious risk for infections, particularly due to limited therapeutic options. This webinar highlights the results of a nationwide study (2018–2022) on MRSA prevalence in equine clinics, shows differences between facilities, explains protective measures such as surgical masks and gloves, and provides practical recommendations for reducing the colonization rate. Particularly exciting: veterinary assistants achieved significant success through consistent hygiene measures.

Gastric ulcers are a widespread problem – over 50% of horses could be affected. In this webinar, you will learn how to identify the causes, better understand the influence of management and feeding, and which therapeutic approaches really help. Ideal for anyone who wants to provide long-term help for their horse's stomach problems.

Would you like to learn more about the benefits of steaming and nebulizing for horses?
Then this webinar recording is just right for you!
In collaboration with Nebutec and Haygain, you will gain in-depth expertise on equine asthma, respiratory diseases in horses, and effective methods for improving respiratory health.

Respiratory diseases in horses: Not all coughs are the same!
What types of coughs are there, anyway?
Why do horses cough? What is happening inside the horse's body?
Why does the vet perform certain examinations?
What can help to get my horse cough-free.

This webinar provides a concise refresher on the anatomy and physiology of the equine temporomandibular joint (TMJ) and examines its unique structure and function. In addition, current scientific findings from published, peer-reviewed studies are presented and their significance for the impact of the TMJ on the horse's comfort and performance is explained. Participants will gain valuable insights into a frequently overlooked joint and its role within the entire musculoskeletal system.

Omega fatty acids play an important role in the health and disease prevention of all animal species. Supplementation is frequently recommended to support performance and prevent disease. However, the available evidence regarding which omega fatty acids are relevant for horses and how they should be optimally provided is often complex and contradictory. This webinar provides an overview of the scientific principles of using omega fatty acids in horses and aims to support veterinarians in making informed decisions about when supplementation is beneficial and how to evaluate commercially available products.

Gastric diseases are a common, yet often underestimated, cause of illness in foals. This presentation provides an overview of gastric diseases in newborn and young foals, focusing on risk factors, clinical symptoms, diagnostic challenges, and evidence-based treatment strategies. The session adopts a practice-oriented approach with the goal of improving the detection, understanding, and management of gastric diseases in foals.