8-28 July 2024 : Companion Animal Behaviour for General Practice Part 2

Clare Wilson MA VetMB CCAB MRCVS PGDipCABC

The aim of this course is to progress on from the foundations learned in part one - looking in more detail at practical aspects of behaviour

8 Hours CPD and training for the veterinary environment and

some more complex cases with more detail about diagnosis and behaviour modification . Aimed at vets and vet nurses . Delegates MUST have completed Part 1 for this course .

• Module 1 : Refresher on Learning Theory and Ethology : ( key points from Course 1 ) • Module 2 : Handling and examining animals in the surgery • Module 3 : Case studies illustrating medical problems influencing behaviour • Module 4 : Case studies that required adjunctive medication • Module 5 : Case studies illustrating the importance of appropriate referral

8-28 July 2024 : Psittacine and Passerine Birds

Nathalie Wissink-Argilaga LicVet CertAVP ( ZooMed ) DZooMed ( Reptilian ) MRCVS RCVS Recognised Specialist in Zoo and Wildlife Medicine . Sarah Pellett VetMB , Cert AVP ( ZooMed ), DZooMed ( Reptilian ), MRCVS RCVS Recognised

8 Hours CPD Specialist in Zoo and Wildlife Medicine . The aim of the online modular course is to discuss identification of the common ( and not so common birds ) seen in practice , husbandry of the most common species and safe handling of these avian patients ; hospitalisation ; supportive care , critical care and emergency treatments ; basic diagnostic approaches ; common diseases and treatment options and analgesia and anaesthesia . Clinical case challenges will be provided throughout the modular series . Aimed at vets and vet nurses .

• Module 1 : Identification and Husbandry • Module 2 : Handling and Examination • Module 3 : Diagnostics and Supportive Care

• Modules 4 : Anaesthesia and Surgery • Module 5 : Common issues and basic procedures • Module 6 : Common Diseases : nutritional associated diseases and gastrointestinal diseases

• Module 7 : Common Diseases : reproductive diseases , respiratory diseases , skin complaints and toxicity

8-28 July 2024 : Rabbit Clinical Care

Livia Benato DVM MSc CertZooMed Dip ECZM ( Small Mammals ) MRCVS

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This course explores topics such as anaesthesia and peri-operative care , surgery ( neutering , urinary and GI tract surgery , abscess treatment , ear surgery , dentistry ), critical care and emergency

8 Hours CPD treatment , as well as the approach to care for geriatric patients . Clinical cases will be provided to help participants understand the concepts presented . Aimed at vets and vet nurses .

• Module 1 : A practical approach to the rabbit patient

• Module 2 : Anaesthesia and peri-operative care • Module 3 : Emergency and Critical Care • Module 4 : Common clinical presentations • Module 5 : Surgery • Module 6 : Geriatric Patients

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8-28 July 2024 : Emergencies in Toxicology

Susanna Solbak Cand . med . vet DipACVECC MRCVS

Toxin exposures are common small animal emergencies . Focus will be on having a systematic approach to general toxin exposures ,

8 Hours CPD in addition to taking a closer look on the most common toxins encountered in small animal medicine . Since virtually anything can be a toxin , depending on the dose ( even water !), this course includes a huge variety of conditions caused by many different toxins . Anything from ethylene glycol to chocolate toxicity , and how to deal with non-steroidal overdose will be discussed . Join this course and increase your confidence in dealing with toxicologic emergencies ! Aimed at vets and vet nurses .

• Module 1 : How to approach any toxicological emergency

• Module 2 : Antidotes in toxicology • Module 3 : Tremorgenic toxins • Module 4 : Hepatotoxins • Module 5 : Renal toxins

• Module 6 : Cardiotoxins • Module 7 : Illicit Drugs

8-28 July 2024 : Common Cancers in Cats

Dr Chiara Penzo DVM PhD Dip . ECVIM ( Oncology ) MRCVS European Veterinary Specialist in Oncology . RCVS Veterinary Specialist in Oncology .

Common cancers in cats show important

8 Hours CPD differences in presentation , prognosis and treatment with dogs . This course will prepare you for feline owners ’ increasing demand of cancer treatment by offering a bench-to- bedside guide to the most common types of cancers in cats and challenge you to solve real life clinical cases . Aimed at vets and Vet Nurses .

• Module 1 : Feline Oncology – why cats are not small dogs • Module 2 : Feline Alimentary Lymphoma • Module 3 : Mammary Tumours in Cats – beyond surgery • Module 4 : Feline Injection Site Sarcomas

• Module 5 : Feline Oral Tumours – what ’ s possible and reasonable

• Module 6 : Skin Cancer and Cutaneous Paraneoplastic Syndromes

• Module 7 : – Feline Mast Cell Tumours – beyond the skin

9-29 September 2024 :

• High Risk Anaesthesia in General Practice - Denise Prisk

• Companion Animal Behaviour – Part 1 - Clare Wilson

• Companion Animal Behaviour – Part 3 - Clare Wilson

• Advances in Canine Dermatology - Dr Anita Patel

• Advances in Feline Dermatology - Dr Anita Patel

• Abdominal Imaging in Dogs and Cats - Andrew Denning

• Thoracic Radiology in Dogs and Cats - Andrew Denning

• Emergency and Critical Care : Vets – Part 1 - Susanna Solbak

• Small Animal Infectious Diseases - Dr Emi Barker

• Step up your Microscopy - Francesco Cian and Lucia Sanchini

• Managing Common Fractures - Philip Witte

• Head and Neck Surgery - Alasdair Hotston Moore

• Haematology of the Dog and Cat - Francesco Cian and Paola Monti

• Oncology Refresher – Part 1 - Dr Chiara Penzo

BOOK ONLINE AT WWW . VETCPD . CO . UK OR CALL US ON 01225 445561

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