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Veterinary continuing education (CE) is required and everyone who holds a license in the veterinary industry must complete ongoing professional development, but are you making the most of your CE credits? Taking your veterinary CE online can seem like the perfect solution for busy veterinary professionals. It is easy to find and can be consumed […]

As reptiles continue to grow in popularity as pets, it becomes more important that a general practice veterinarian has a basic understanding of common conditions in these unique creatures. Veterinary continuing education (CE) in reptile care becomes invaluable when caring for these animals. As most exotic pet CE courses will reiterate, the vast majority of […]

The field of veterinary dermatology is growing rapidly, with pet owners increasingly seeking specialized care for skin, ear, and allergy-related conditions. For veterinarians looking for flexibility, independence, and clinical focus, launching a mobile dermatology service can be a rewarding career path. This model allows a veterinary dermatologist to deliver expert care directly through partner veterinary […]

Remember your first day at a new clinic? The excitement of meeting your co-workers, getting to know the layout of the hospital, learning where the break room is, the clinic cat’s name. Now imagine if this was your experience every day you went into work. It is for a relief veterinarian.  What is a relief […]

Veterinary continuing education (CE) is required and everyone who holds a license in the veterinary industry must complete ongoing professional development, but are you making the most of your CE credits? Taking your veterinary CE online can seem like the perfect solution for busy veterinary professionals. It is easy to find and can be consumed […]

Looking for vet tech CE? Here’s a list of our most popular CE for vet techs in 2025.

A veterinary anesthesia technician is a critical part of the veterinary team at any clinic. Veterinary anesthesia is simultaneously one of the most complex as well as one of the most common procedures done in a general practice setting. It can be stressful for many veterinary teams and if veterinary anesthesia is performed without a […]

Thinking of taking an online veterinary certificate? We explain what to look for to get the best experience 

Canine dermatology is a complicated and often frustrating subject. Dermatitis is a general term that indicates an inflammation of the skin; the reasons for the inflammation can be varied and multifaceted. Signs may include pruritus, scaling, alopecia, abnormal odor, oiliness, and changes in skin thickness or color. Diagnostic testing may be challenging, and a diagnosis […]

A veterinary technician certificate is a big undertaking, but they can give your career a boost. Find out how...

Elsewhere in the world, postgraduate vet certificates are much more common than they are here in the US. In fact, they’re so common that vets in other countries have discussed the need for a ‘middle tier’ of clinician – one who is more highly qualified than a general practitioner, but not a specialist. In this […]

If you’re passionate about advancing your skills in veterinary oncology, our  oncology CE courses offer a wide range of opportunities for both veterinarians and veterinary technicians. Whether you’re looking for a comprehensive certification or a short, on-demand course, this guide will help you choose the best program for your professional development.  Oncology CE Options for […]

Are you a vet struggling with MMVD? Dr Lisa Coder DVM explains how to apply the ACVIM guidelines to general practice.

Feline heart disease is a significant concern in veterinary cardiology, requiring timely diagnosis and effective management to improve outcomes. As a progressive and often silent condition, it can lead to severe complications, including feline congestive heart failure (CHF) and cardiogenic shock, if not promptly addressed. This guide provides a concise summary of causes, treatments, and […]

Veterinary continuing education (CE) rules change state to state. This list explains your basic veterinary CE requirements to help you stay compliant

Christmas is a time for reflection on the last year and looking towards the next. While we hope you’re getting some well-earned rest, we also know that veterinarians are often workaholics – and from our course bookings we know people are already thinking about their veterinary CE for 2025 and beyond. So, while you’re dreaming […]