Pending approval for CVE Credits 

Learn how to minimise stress for cats visit your practice.

Speaker: Paula Sanfey 

Expand your skills online in Feline Nursing

The Feline Nursing Nurse Certificate (NCert), Veterinary Technician Certificate (VTCert) and Veterinary Paraprofessional (VPPCert) is designed to expand feline nursing knowledge and skills, improving confidence and is appropriate for both general practice and referral nurses. The emphasis will be on understanding the fundamental principles of nursing feline patients and how to adapt the practice and its procedures to optimise feline care and welfare. The course will cover a range of topics and each module will focus on feline-specific considerations. The aim is for you to confidently apply the knowledge you have learnt, to promote a feline-friendly practice and to positively advocate for feline patients ensuring they receive the highest quality care. 

Set yourself for success with the support of the leading CPD provider – learn how to maintain an excellent quality of life for each pet you treat and achieve a recognised qualification awarded by the International School of Veterinary Postgraduate Studies (ISVPS).

Start Date: March 2023

Learn at your own pace, wherever you are, with our Feline Practice Online Learning Programme

Our Feline Practice Online Learning Programme has been developed to enable all veterinary surgeons access to our world-class teaching materials. By studying part-time, at your own pace, this programme allows you to effectively manage your work-life balance while taking essential knowledge back to practice immediately.

Set yourself for success with the support of the leading CPD provider – learn how to maintain an excellent quality of life for each pet you treat and achieve a recognised qualification the General Practitioner Certificate awarded by the International School of Veterinary Postgraduate Studies (ISVPS).

Start Date: May & September 2022

Feline patients come with their own unique set of challenges. Our knowledge of this species is ever evolving and what we have previously learned may need revising, as more and more developments are being made in the area of feline behaviour. This knowledge is the key to providing the most cat friendly experience that we can. In turn, this will improve the veterinary experience for the patient as well as the client. Feeling more confident when treating cats will also ensure the best possible outcome, when even the most challenging of cats visit our practice

Speaker: Paula Sanfey Dip.Media Marketing, ISFMDipFN RVN