VIN Europe - Veterinary Information Network

30/07/2026

Uveitis is sometimes the first indicator of serious, systemic disease. With a wide range of potential causes of uveitis and treatment options, how do you know where to start with these patients? Join Dr. O’Leary to discuss diagnosing uveitis, the many differentials (both primary ocular and non-ocular causes), indicated workup, and treatment. https://www.vin.com/vinmembers/rounds?id=13254474&f5=1

23/07/2026

Has the world hit peak French bulldog?

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07/07/2026

Let's meet at the Cytology Cafe! These interactive sessions focus on specific aspects of assessing cytology specimens, as well as interpreting results and applying them to clinical patients. Join Dr. Freeman to participate in this safe learning environment and improve your case management. https://www.vin.com/vinmembers/rounds?id=13325653&f5=1

29/06/2026

Mistakes often come with quiet self-blame, even in good teams. In this one-hour session, the human experience of error and how leadership and psychological safety shape what people carry afterward will be discussed. https://www.vin.com/vinmembers/rounds?id=13286953&f5=1

28/06/2026

Looking to grow your skills without changing your schedule? Apply for the VIN Virtual Veterinary Internship — a one-of-a-kind program that fits with your current position—applications close June 30th. Apply now at vin.com/vvi!

17/06/2026

The fast disappearance of three large outfits that offered house call veterinary services in the United States has put a cloud over the feasibility of the corporate model.

16/06/2026

Ever wished you could go back to Vet School and learn from your past Professors, now that you have the knowledge and experience from a few years of practice? Come and join this week's LIVE Cage-side rounds and learn with and from peers as well as our board-certified specialists. https://www.vin.com/vinmembers/rounds?id=13292576&f5=1

14/06/2026

Pattern recognition helps you solve many cases - but what if your case does not fit any pattern? Logical clinical problem solving offers the answer. If your technique is rusty, join Drs Yaiza Forcada and Stijn Niessen this week as they tackle yet another case from the VIN community using this structured approach to crack tough cases. https://bit.ly/43RXX7u

09/06/2026

Get a practical and structured overview of round cell tumors in dogs and cats. Dr. Cian will review the key cytomorphological features that allow confident recognition of the main entities, including mast cell tumor (MCT), histiocytoma, lymphoma, plasma cell tumors, and transmissible venereal tumor (TVT). https://www.vin.com/vinmembers/rounds?id=13201162&f5=1

03/06/2026

Last week in Madrid at ECVO, a few of the VIN Ophthalmology Consultants attended and caught up with each other in between sessions 👀.