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Update On Cardiac Disease In Dogs And Cats Online 2026

Royal Veterinary College

12 months ago
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Date: Monday 2nd February, 2026 - Sunday 15th March, 2026
Start time: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
Cost: £729

Key Areas
What’s new in cardiology?
To medicate or not to medicate…
Does this dog have heart failure?
Why is this animal collapsing?
Heart disease - cats are not small dogs
Cardiac conditions that pretend to be non-cardiac

About this course
What’s new in Cardiology? This course will convert the latest research findings into practical advice on how to manage heart disease in dogs and cats in general practice.

This problem-based course will examine some of the key challenges in small animal cardiology, suggesting practical solutions based on evidence that will help you manage your cardiac patients to a high standard. New advances will be reviewed, and there will be opportunities for online discussion with your colleagues and the course tutors. Working through case scenarios will help you hone your skills.

There should be something for everyone on this six-week online course, whether you are phobic about cardiology or passionate about it!

Why do this course?
This course will help you develop a logical approach to your patients with cardiac disease, using principles based on the latest clinical research in small animal cardiology. You will learn about cardiac diagnostic techniques and how to use them for maximum effect, as well as therapeutic decision-making based on current evidence

Who is it for?

Veterinarians

The Speakers

Please see the RVC's website for speaker details.

The Venue

online

Number of CPD hours this event can be recorded as

42 hours

Registration and Booking

Click here to reserve your place


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