Vet Theory Courses

This day aims to revise the cornerstone principles of anaesthesia and monitoring, with a focus on elements specific to our feline patients. Delivered by Frances Downing and Becky Robinson both European Specialists in Veterinary Anaesthesia and Analgesia.

This full day course by Ellie Mardell will offer an in depth look at a range of upper and lower respiratory tract conditions seen in feline patients.

This is a one day course with Martha Cannon which will cover reducing the impact of stress with cats in the clinic and improving outcomes.

This one day course with Stuart Carmichael and Ross Allan will review the current evidence and debate around new pharmaceutical and intra-articular therapeutics and provide an update on pain management in OA The course addresses the changing advances in multi-modal therapies and  elements of...

On this full day course by Rachael Birkbeck, we discuss how to manage emergency cases of haemorrhage and haemolysis. The course will cover diagnostic techniques and aldo cover bone marrow disease.

This one-day course with James Rushton will cover ocular emergencies which can be encountered in first opinion practice and talk about practical ways to manage them with consideration given to when to refer and how to stabilise patients before referral.

A one day course with Fiona Adam which optimises management of the dyspnoeic patient giving you more confidence in practice. 

This one day course by Dr Sarah Stewart covers a logical approach to oncology cases using lymphoma and mast cell tumours as a basis to plan diagnostics and treatment. The focus is on practical and cost-effective options that are applicable for use in first opinion practice.

This one day course by Dr Sarah Stewart will cover antimicrobial stewardship principles and how they can be implemented in your practice. This subject is so important for the future of veterinary medicine and becomes more relevant after the changes to the "under care" guidance.  

A 1-day course with Martha Cannon covering all aspects of FLUTD, focusing on the most common conditions encountered in first opinion practice.