Access to information on the internet has become as easy as pushing a few buttons on your smart phone. With the ease of viewing information comes the ease of publishing information on the web. How do you determine whether the information you just read is correct or even beneficial?
Pet Webinars Mission
Anthony Chadwick BVSc, Cert VD, MRCVS, founder of Pet Webinars had a vision to create a solid place for internet users to find quality information from experienced veterinarians. Whether you recently purchased your new pet or are looking to purchase one, Pet Webinars answers many questions you may have beforehand. With the rise in homes having at least one exotic pet, mostly reptiles, the quality of the information available is more important than ever before. Sean has become part of The Webinar Vet
Pet Webinars Speakers
Pet Webinars covers a wide range of popular pets. Dogs and cats to rabbits and even our beloved reptiles are covered by Pet Webinars. Due to the recent rise in reptiles as pets there is a lot of misinformation available on the internet. Pet Webinars has teamed up with Dr. Sean McCormack BSc (Hons), MVB, MRCVS a veterinarian and author for HerpHouseMag.com. He is also a member of the British Small Animal Veterinary Association (BSAVA) and the British Veterinary Zoological Society (BVZS).
Dr. McCormack’s recent webinars discussed common problems that owners encounter when getting reptiles as pets from housing and nutrition through to just why reptiles need special lighting! His next webinar “Lizard Nutrition and Husbandry” seeks to dispel the many myths and mistakes commonly encountered on the topic of keeping pet lizards.
Register now to join Pet Webinars and Dr.McCormack for this next free webinar on September 22, 2014.
Watch for FREE on Monday’s at 3:00pm EDT. If you would like to preview “Keeping Reptiles as Pets – What every owner should know” use promotion code REPTILEAPARTMENT.
*Note use Paypal as payment method and you will be able to view webinar without purchase. If there are any questions please contact Pet Webinars directly.