We understand that supporting the growth and development of your team builds confidence in core areas such as veterinary anaesthesia, enhances patient monitoring and outcomes, advances skills in endoscopy application and maintenance, and expands knowledge to implement low-flow techniques in everyday practice.

That is why we are excited to present a comprehensive 2-day programme of interactive, hands-on veterinary equipment workshops at BVA Live in Birmingham this June. Designed and delivered by our team of equipment experts, specifically for vets, RVN’s, students and clinical teams, to sharpen clinical skills and demonstrate real-world application, to support you getting the most out of your equipment.

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Beyond the basics, these workshops provide hands-on training so it can be immediately applied in practice. Whether optimising your multi-parameter monitoring, refining your low-flow approach, troubleshooting for your next endoscopy or exploring the future of anaesthesia, these workshops are designed for you.

Our team will also be on stand G20 at BVA Live 2026 from Thursday 11th to Friday 12th June, demonstrating all your equipment wish list favourites, from anaesthesia machines and multi-parameter monitors to endoscopy attachments, adjustable tables and infusion pumps.

Full workshop timetable here:

Thursday 11^th June
09:00-09:50	Get to know your multi-parameter monitor	Learn top tips and advice from our patient monitoring experts on everything from how to use your ECG clips to using pulse oximetry's plethysmograph. Our training will cover setting up alarm profiles, navigating the menu, and configuring various screens. UMEC monitors will be used for the demonstrations, but we’ll also have a selection of other multi-parameter monitors on hand.	Sam Saxty Frank Watts
10:30-11:50	Choosing the Right Circuit and How to Prepare For Low-Flow	Let our anaesthesia experts help you make the right circuit choice. In this session, we will introduce all Burtons circuits, go over the differences between rebreathing and non-rebreathing circuits, and help you select the right circuit for your patient. We will also discuss how the type of circuit you use can impact Low-Flow practices and run through the equipment needed for a Low-Flow Setup.	Sam Saxty Joanne Jago
12:00-12:50	Anaesthesia machines are simple - Confidence from set‑up to safety	In this workshop, our equipment experts will introduce you to a wide range of anaesthesia machines, focusing on safe operation and best practice. The session will cover topics such as machine set‑up, top tips on key components such as flowmeters and flush buttons, and the benefits of different gas sources, including piped gas and oxygen concentrators. We’ll also discuss the importance of back‑up cylinders and demonstrate how to carry out effective leak testing, ensuring accurate testing across different machines.	Gráinne Kelly Rachael Boulton
14:00-14:50	Get to know your multi-parameter monitor	Learn top tips and advice from our patient monitoring experts on everything from how to use your ECG clips to using pulse oximetry's plethysmograph. Our training will cover setting up alarm profiles, navigating the menu, and configuring various screens. UMEC monitors will be used for the demonstrations, but we’ll also have a selection of other multi-parameter monitors on hand.	Sam Saxty Frank Watts
15:30-16:30	The future of anaesthesia is now - Introducing the Veta 5 plus	This non‑clinical overview would introduce the Mindray Veta 5 and 5+ anaesthesia machine range, focusing on its key features, ventilation modes, and the practical benefits for everyday use. The session would cover basic operation through to more advanced settings, demonstrate machine capability, explain ventilation modes and monitoring options, and highlight any recently launched features attendees may not yet be familiar with.	Gráinne Kelly Joanne Jago
Friday 12^th June
09:00-09:50	Choosing the Right Circuit and How to Prepare for Low-Flow	Let our anaesthesia experts help you make the right circuit choice. In this session, we will introduce all Burtons circuits, go over the differences between rebreathing and non-rebreathing circuits, and help you select the right circuit for your patient. We will also discuss how the type of circuit you use can impact Low-Flow practices and run through the equipment needed for a Low-Flow Setup.	Joanne Jago Sam Saxty
10:30-11:20	Get to know your multi-parameter monitor	Learn top tips and advice from our patient monitoring experts on everything from how to use your ECG clips to using pulse oximetry's plethysmograph. Our training will cover setting up alarm profiles, navigating the menu, and configuring various screens. UMEC monitors will be used for the demonstrations, but we’ll also have a selection of other multi-parameter monitors on hand.	Sam Saxty Frank Watts
12:00-12:50	The future of anaesthesia is now - Introducing the Veta 5 plus	This non‑clinical overview would introduce the Mindray Veta 5 and 5+ anaesthesia machine range, focusing on its key features, ventilation modes, and the practical benefits for everyday use. The session would cover basic operation through to more advanced settings, demonstrate machine capability, explain ventilation modes and monitoring options, and highlight any recently launched features attendees may not yet be familiar with.	Gráinne Kelly Joanne Jago
14:00-15:00	Endoscopy essentials - Mastering your equipment	In this workshop, our team of experts will guide you through the practicalities of planning and preparing for endoscopy procedures. We’ll cover how to select and set up your equipment and instruments effectively, while exploring common challenges such as poor image quality or reduced air and water flow, and how to troubleshoot them quickly and confidently. The session will also focus on how to best support your vet, with hands-on demonstrations and practice using endoscopy equipment for the safe and effective removal of foreign bodies.	Cheryl Stear Frank Watts
15:30-16:30	Anaesthesia machines are simple - Confidence from set‑up to safety	In this workshop, our equipment experts will introduce you to a wide range of anaesthesia machines, focusing on safe operation and best practice. The session will cover topics such as machine set‑up, top tips on key components such as flowmeters and flush buttons, and the benefits of different gas sources, including piped gas and oxygen concentrators. We’ll also discuss the importance of back‑up cylinders and demonstrate how to carry out effective leak testing, ensuring accurate testing across different machines.	Gráinne Kelly Rachael Boulton