Small Animal CPD

Through a series of presentations, workshops, and interactive group work we will stimulate you to think about making clinical decisions in context, managing mistakes, improvements in practice and 'caring and killing' in practice. You will leave with ideas about how to approach these and similar topics in your reflective writing for your Cert AVP.

Lunch and refreshments provided.

The focus of this one-day workshop is to improve interpretation skills for radiographs of the thorax and abdomen in a general practice setting.

Lunch and refreshments provided.

Interactive lectures, discussions and a hands-on practical guide you through this one-day workshop focusing on practical echo-based diagnosis and monitoring of cardiology cases in a first-opinion setting.

Lunch and refreshments provided.

This popular one-day workshop will develop your diagnostic skills and therapeutic approach to commonly encountered aspects of small animal neurology. In a combination of lectures and interactive case-based discussions we will cover how to assess and localise neurological presentations and manage a range of neurological disorders seen in companion animal practice, including the management of emergency neurological cases. 

This one-day practical course is suited to general practitioners with an interest in small animal surgical oncology.

Lunch and refreshments provided.

This popular one-day workshop is back! Essential practical skills for vets working with emergency cases are presented during a morning of theory followed by an afternoon of cadaver-based wet-lab training. 

Lunch and refreshments provided.

For budding orthopaedic surgeons in first-opinion practice, getting started is tough. Choosing suitable cases to manage in-house with a limited bank of equipment can prove to be slow progress. This course is aimed at surgeons looking to cut their teeth in fracture repair, as well as surgeons looking to revise the practical components of first-opinion fracture repair.

Lunch and refreshments included.

This one-day course presents the aetiology and treatment options for cases of canine cruciate ligament disease (CCLD) and patella luxation, followed by an extensive cadaver-based wetlab session.

Lunch and refreshments provided.

This workshop is sponsored by Veterinary Instrumentation.

This practical workshop is tailored towards vets working in practice who wish to improve their current gastrointestinal surgery, advance their skillset and reduce complication rates.

Lunch and refreshments provided.