Evening CPD Glasgow | 18th March 2026

Soft Tissue Surgery, What Would You Do? Special CPD Fundraiser Night

• Saturday 18/03/2026
• Time: 19:00 – 21:30
• Location: Vets Now Hospital, 123 – 145 North Street, Glasgow, G3 7DA

Interactive Case Night with Ana Marques & Donald Yool, Vets Now Glasgow CPD Fundraiser in aid of Give A Dog A Bone.

Join us for an interactive soft tissue CPD evening designed to challenge clinical decision-making and share practical take-home surgical insights from real referral cases.

Led by Ana Marques and Donald Yool from the Soft Tissue team at Vets Now Glasgow, this fast-paced session puts you in the hot seat. Working through a series of genuine cases, you’ll be asked at key moments: What would you do next? From bite wounds and foreign bodies to acute abdomens and complications, each case will include live audience voting, outcome reveals, and a focused set of clinical pearls you can apply directly in general practice.

This event forms part of our CPD series and will also act as a charity fundraiser, with all proceeds donated to Give A Dog A Bone.

Event highlights include:

• Interactive “choose the next step” case discussions
• Referral thresholds, stabilisation priorities, and surgical decision-making
• High-yield soft tissue tips and common pitfalls
• Referral Hotline” lightning round scenarios
• Meet our Specialists

Give a Dog a Bone… and an animal a home is an award-winning Scottish charity tackling both loneliness in older adults and animal homelessness. They support people aged 60+ where cost is a genuine barrier to pet ownership, helping with the rehoming fee and providing ongoing support towards essentials such as pet food (and in some cases insurance), making it easier for rescue animals to find loving homes. The charity also runs welcoming community spaces offering companionship, activities, and connection for older adults alongside their resident dogs

Donation: Please note this is a fundraiser event, and donations (suggested £10) will be collected in cash on the door (all proceeds go directly to Give The Dog A Bone).