Small Animal Emergency Seminars

Emergency veterinarians will see a wide variety of small animal emergencies on a daily basis.

However, in general practice, they can be infrequent and varied in nature leading to stress and anxiety when they occur due to lack of practical knowledge in how to deal with them.

Emergency training provides knowledge which leads to confidence in how to approach emergency patients when they present.

In Practice Training

We offer a selection of 1–2-hour lectures on a variety of emergency subjects.

They are great for a lunch and learn or can be bundled together to create a half or full day of training.

All attendees receive printed notes and a digital CE certificate.

Subjects we have available are

Triage and initial approach to the emergency patient
Approach to the Trauma case
Approach to Respiratory Emergencies
Approach to Abdominal Emergencies
Approach to Neurological Emergencies
Approach to the Vomiting Patient
Approach to Medical Emergencies (e.g. Anaemia, DKA and HypoA)
Blood gases
Potassium
Diabetic ketoacidosis
Fluid therapy
Analgesia
Transfusion Medicine
Common Toxicities
Tick paralysis
Elapid snake envenomation
SIRS/Sepsis
Emergency case studies
Point of care Ultrasound (TFAST/AFAST/ VetBlue/ Global FAST) (1 hour plus practical time after if requested)
Ventilation (90 mins duration plus practical time on own machine if requested)