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DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://skillvet.com/event/webinar-approach-to-anaemia
 -in-the-dog-and-cat-31/register">Webinar: Approach to Anaemia in the dog a
 nd cat</a>\nFree\, Live Webinar. Approach to Anaemia in the dog and cat. T
 here's a particular kind of clinical knowledge that comes from years insid
 e a specialist service\, from the cases that don't follow the algorithm\, 
 from learning to think alongside a consultant rather than just defer to on
 e.Date: Tuesday 7th of July\, 2026Time: 7:00 PM (UK time)Cost: Free In Jul
 y\, SkillVet brings that kind of expertise directly into your practice dev
 elopment. Anaemia is one of the most common findings in small animal pract
 ice and one of the easiest to underwork. Jess Florey qualified in 2011 fro
 m the Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies\, Edinburgh. After two yea
 rs in mixed practice in Newcastle\, she pursued specialist training\, comp
 leting a rotating internship at Davies Veterinary Specialists and a medici
 ne residency at the Royal Veterinary College. She went on to join DWR Vete
 rinary Specialists\, where she spent almost nine years\, most recently as 
 Head of the Internal Medicine service. Jess now works for Vet Oracle Telem
 edicine Services\, providing internal medicine case advice\, training\, an
 d support across CVS practices in the UK and Australia. Passionate about t
 eaching and with broad expertise across Internal Medicine\, she brings bot
 h clinical depth and genuine enthusiasm for education to her role as a spe
 aker. Outside of work\, Jess Florey lives in Cambridge with her husband (a
  veterinary ECC specialist)\, their two young children\, and their recentl
 y adopted cat\, Silfra. Join us for a practical\, case-informed session an
 d leave with a clear\, structured approach to anaemia in the dog and cat. 
 Free. Live. July 7th. 07.00 PM (UK time)
DTSTAMP:20260824T022416Z
SUMMARY:Webinar: Approach to Anaemia in the dog and cat
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://skillvet.com/event/webinar-ap
 proach-to-anaemia-in-the-dog-and-cat-31/register">Webinar: Approach to Ana
 emia in the dog and cat</a>\nFree\, Live Webinar. Approach to Anaemia in t
 he dog and cat. There's a particular kind of clinical knowledge that comes
  from years inside a specialist service\, from the cases that don't follow
  the algorithm\, from learning to think alongside a consultant rather than
  just defer to one.Date: Tuesday 7th of July\, 2026Time: 7:00 PM (UK time)
 Cost: Free In July\, SkillVet brings that kind of expertise directly into 
 your practice development. Anaemia is one of the most common findings in s
 mall animal practice and one of the easiest to underwork. Jess Florey qual
 ified in 2011 from the Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies\, Edinbur
 gh. After two years in mixed practice in Newcastle\, she pursued specialis
 t training\, completing a rotating internship at Davies Veterinary Special
 ists and a medicine residency at the Royal Veterinary College. She went on
  to join DWR Veterinary Specialists\, where she spent almost nine years\, 
 most recently as Head of the Internal Medicine service. Jess now works for
  Vet Oracle Telemedicine Services\, providing internal medicine case advic
 e\, training\, and support across CVS practices in the UK and Australia. P
 assionate about teaching and with broad expertise across Internal Medicine
 \, she brings both clinical depth and genuine enthusiasm for education to 
 her role as a speaker. Outside of work\, Jess Florey lives in Cambridge wi
 th her husband (a veterinary ECC specialist)\, their two young children\, 
 and their recently adopted cat\, Silfra. Join us for a practical\, case-in
 formed session and leave with a clear\, structured approach to anaemia in 
 the dog and cat. Free. Live. July 7th. 07.00 PM (UK time)
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