
This Winter features a soft tissue series of webinars led by Oli and Alasdair. We feel incredibly lucky to have such respected surgeons on our team and continue to benefit from their knowledge, practical experience, and approachability.Oli brings a wealth of practical experience and opened the series with an interesting and informative webinar offering all the information you require to prepare for our team’s arrival, your client and patient care. Rata RVN Vicky has also created guidelines covering surgery preparations including pre-habilitation, post-operative care, and a step-by-step guide on tracheostomy tube placement. These sheets are provided in confirmation emails for scheduled surgeries but are also available on request at info@ratavetsurgery.co.uk for your interest. Our surgeons and nurses are always available to answer any questions and talk to your teams.
If you missed the BOAS presentation by Oli Gilman, please follow this link for your convenience BOAS Overview Webinar » Rata For Veterinary Professionals.

We are excited to have you join us for the upcoming webinars in our series where Alasdair continues to offer valuable insights with his CPD offerings. He has a genuine passion for education, dedicating his time to mentor teams in various countries. His webinar ‘I’m all ears’ is not to be missed and addresses challenging ear conditions with their aetiology and treatment options to enhance patient care and client communication.The series concludes with Oli discussing anal sac adenomas emphasising key information and patient care requirements for this relatively common condition.As you read this, take a moment to mark your calendar!Participating in the live session will give you the opportunity to engage directly with our the surgeons and your questions answered in real time. If, however, you are unable to tune in live then recordings will be accessible from our services section on our website (Resources » Rata For Veterinary Professionals) for a limited period. Why not get your team together to watch as a group? This can be a fantastic way to initiate and foster discussions within your teams and for all members to be involved in the process of care and preparing for these cases’ arrival.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact our admin team who will direct you to the appropriate person. We hope you enjoy the webinars, and as always, your feedback is invaluable.