Bundle 3 TimeOnline courses and receive 25% off Explore TimeOnline (TOL) courses still open for registration this year, covering a wide range of topics. Each course is led by enthusiastic, dedicated experts and is designed to be flexible, accessible, and highly practical. You'll be able to immediately apply your newfound knowledge and expertise in your practice. The comprehensive online content is enhanced by interactive components where you learn not only from your tutor but also from fellow participants through case sharing and feedback. Focus on a specific discipline or species with our TOL program. Become a CVE Member and take advantage of further savings with member rates.

Confident you have a sound understanding of the differences between dogs and cats in their nutritional requirements? There is diminished awareness in the veterinary profession of the special nutritional characteristics of dogs and cats due to the widespread feeding of commercial foods to dogs and cats over the last four decades. Despite commercial foods having been formulated to meet the known nutrient requirements of dogs and cats which has ensured good nutritional health, there are still circumstances where malnutrition of these species can occur.

This TimeOnline Course is intended to provide participants with a set of skills to improve their capacity to conduct in- house cytopathology as an adjunct to canine and feline case management. You will be taken through a transitional and streamlined program starting with cytopathological specimen collection and preparation; how to establish a common sense approach to examining and interpreting cytopathological smears; and application of that approach to the diagnosis of common degenerative, inflammatory and neoplastic diseases affecting skin and lymph nodes. Join Dr Mark Krockenberger and Professor Emeritus Paul Canfield to gradually and surely build confidence and cytopathological experience so that you can more effectively reach a diagnosis and apply that to case management.

Are you looking to elevate your confidence and skills in avian veterinary care? Avian consultations can present unique challenges, often arriving as emergencies due to a lack of owner awareness about normal bird behavior and symptom recognition. Under the expert guidance of Alex Rosenwax, this course demystifies avian care, offering deep insights into bird husbandry, common illnesses, diagnostic techniques, and effective treatment options. Through Alex's expertise, you'll learn to approach avian cases with newfound confidence, significantly improving patient outcomes.

Gain a better understanding of reptile husbandry, medicine and surgery, to provide veterinary care with competence and confidence. Many reptile disorders are related to suboptimal husbandry; hence, it is critical to have an understanding of reptilian biology and captive management to diagnose and treat reptilian disorders.

Immune-mediated disease - When the immune system goes haywire.  Discover the intricacies of the immune system and its related diseases in our engaging online course, led by Dr. Tunbi Idowu. This course delves into the complex world of hypersensitivity reactions and their management, focusing on common immunosuppressive and immunomodulatory drugs used in veterinary practices. The course will focus on three of the most common immune mediated diseases which we see in practice, namely immune mediated Haemolytic Anaemia, Polyarthritis, and Thrombocytopaenia and aims to help you confidently work up these tricky cases. This course is designed to equip veterinarians with the skills and confidence to diagnose and treat complex immune-mediated diseases. Enroll now to enhance your expertise in veterinary immunology!

Led by experts Duana McBride and Ryan Ong, this course is thoughtfully designed to broaden your understanding and application of fluid therapy and expand your skills into critical care medicine. Fluid therapy is used daily in our practice. It is one of the cheapest treatments we offer, resulting in dramatic improvements in our patients. However, indications for fluid therapy use, other than rehydration, is often overlooked. As well as developing skills in critical care medicine, this course will help you develop an understanding of why electrolyte and acid-base balance is so important in our critical patients, and how we can manage these abnormalities with fluid therapy. In the final module, we will delve into transfusion medicine so you will be more confident in managing the next acutely anaemic patient. Whether you aim to refine your skills in critical care or elevate your expertise in fluid therapy, this course offers invaluable insights and practical knowledge directly applicable to your day-to-day veterinary practice.