Other CPD Events

The first TotalDairy Learning Live session with Sofie Piepers, Sponosred by Boehringer Ingleheim, on 21st May will explore the latest advancements in selective treatment of non-severe clinical mastitis, equipping you with the knowledge and practical tools to implement this approach effectively on your farm.

Unhappy dealing with farm population-based medicine? Feeling apprehensive about approaching herd or flock level problems?
This course will take an integrative approach to herd and flock health. It will address all the main population health themes, using a decision-making process that is transferable between sheep and cattle. It will address the common principles of control, looking at and emphasising common patterns in different diseases and production parameters across multiple systems, helping make vets more confident in dealing with population medicine, and giving you the skills to work through population problems.
The course will integrate webinars, reading materials and self-assessment tasks to provide learning materials to suit all styles, along with discussion forums to ask questions from the expert panel.

This course which aims to provide delegates with a thorough understanding of practical feeding management for dairy herds along with knowledge relating to the financial aspects of feeding a dairy herd.

Delivered by Dairy Veterinary Consultancy. This CPD is especially for experienced farm vets interested in taking an in-depth approach to leadership in herd health. Delegates have lots of opportunity to discuss, practice and develop the communication skills and themes tutored on the course. They gain capability and confidence to better engage farmers, deal with difficult situations and take their advisory work to the next level.

The SMHFA training course is open to all members of the veterinary profession, including veterinary surgeons, veterinary nurses, students, receptionists and practice managers, as well as those in wider animal health and welfare roles. We would particularly welcome those working in rural areas and in ambulatory practice.
This SMHFA course provides comprehensive training that equips participants with a fundamental understanding of mental health issues, early warning signs, and effective intervention strategies. This foundational course is suitable for individuals from all backgrounds, promoting mental health awareness and fostering supportive environments in diverse workplaces and communities.

The SMHFA training course is open to all members of the veterinary profession, including veterinary surgeons, veterinary nurses, students, receptionists and practice managers, as well as those in wider animal health and welfare roles. We would particularly welcome those working in rural areas and in ambulatory practice.
This SMHFA course provides comprehensive training that equips participants with a fundamental understanding of mental health issues, early warning signs, and effective intervention strategies. This foundational course is suitable for individuals from all backgrounds, promoting mental health awareness and fostering supportive environments in diverse workplaces and communities.