Last month, Pan Vet had the privilege of sponsoring the International Canine Sports Medicine Conference 2025, held at University College Dublin from 21–23 August. It was an inspiring three days where veterinarians, surgeons, and specialists from across the world came together with one goal in mind: keeping our sporty, speedy canine companions in the very best shape. From greyhounds to working dogs, the focus was all about advancing care, performance and wellbeing. What Happened Over the Weekend The conference was jam-packed with learning and sharing: And with 24 CPD points up for grabs, attendees not only enjoyed themselves but also gained valuable professional development. A Truly Global Line-Up Some of the standout speakers included: The topics ranged from preventing toe injuries, managing heatstroke, and improving nutrition, to the latest breakthroughs in imaging, rehabilitation, and surgical repair. Why We Got Involved At Pan Vet, we’re passionate about supporting veterinary professionals who go the extra mile for the dogs they care for. Sponsoring this conference was our way of helping bring the global community together to share knowledge, build connections, and shape the future of canine sports medicine. “The International Canine Sports Medicine Conference was all about innovation, collaboration, and canine health — values that resonate deeply with Pan Vet. We were proud to stand alongside veterinary leaders and support such an important event,” said a Pan Vet spokesperson. Looking Ahead We left Dublin feeling inspired and excited about the future of veterinary sports medicine. A huge thank you to Church Meadows Veterinary for hosting such a well-organized event, and to all the attendees who made it a memorable few days. Here’s to healthier, happier, and speedier dogs everywhere! 🐕✨
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Nu.Q In-House Cancer Test introduced at AVSPNI Conference.
Stuart and Graham were privileged to represent Pan Vet at the AVSPNI Spring Conference in Belfast on April 4th and 5th. The conference theme this year was Oncology. There was a Medical and Surgical Oncology Stream for vets and an Oncology and Nutrition Stream for nurses. The Conference was well attended and had some excellent speakers such as Aaron Harper, Jon Hall, Nicola Lakeman, Inge Breathnach and Sophie Conway. It was also a great opportunity for Pan Vet to introduce Antech’s Element i+, In-House Diagnostic Machine. With Nu.Q®, run on the Element i+™ analyser in-house, vets can now discover the risk for certain canine cancers, instantly. . The industry’s only in-house canine cancer test helps you define your differential list in minutes to inform pet owners of risk levels before they leave your office. The Nu.Q® test run on the Element i+ measures canine plasma nucleosome concentration to predict the likelihood of certain cancers. It requires only 50μL of EDTA plasma with high (>70%) detection rates for lymphoma and hemangiosarcoma. Efficient workflow makes it easy to incorporate Nu.Q® into routine wellness exams, at an affordable cost to pet owners.