Feline Medicine

The number of domestic cats has been steadily increasing over the last few years, now greatly exceeding the pet dog population in many households. Feline Medicine has therefore become essential for the health and well-being of cats, which often present symptoms and clinical characteristics that differ significantly from those of dogs. Early detection of conditions such as diabetes, hypertension, and renal disease can be the key to successful treatment and the patient’s overall longevity. 

Date: 16/01/2027
- 30/06/2027
Format: Online
N.º Vagas: 30
Language: English
Includes certificate of completion
Ana Jacinto
Benoît Cuq
Carolina Albuquerque
Carolina Bento
Chantal Rosa
Gonçalo Petrucci
Maria Montserrat Rivera del Alamo
Mónica Augusto

This program aims to deepen and update the technical-scientific skills of veterinarians for the execution of clinical procedures of excellence, promoting development and research in Feline Medicine. In particular, we aim to: 

  • Solid Scientific Foundation: Provide advanced theoretical and practical foundations, aligned with the latest scientific evidence. 
  • Clinical Rigor: Enable a structured approach to the selection, interpretation, and performance of diagnostic and therapeutic procedures applicable to daily practice. 
  • Evidence-Based Decision Making: Develop clinical decision-making skills by integrating rigorous scientific principles. 
  • Critical Thinking & Research: Stimulate scientific research skills, promoting critical thinking and knowledge production in Feline Medicine. 
  • Continuous Improvement: Promote lifelong learning, encouraging the constant update of professional skills and knowledge. 

*Provisional program under update

 

Flexible payment option: 7 instalments available (Contact us)

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Who is this training for?

Veterinarians and Veterinary Medicine students, Veterinary Nurses and related fields (subject to case-by-case review). 

Why Apply? 

  • Clinical Excellence:

A structured approach to enhance your diagnostic skills, clinical decision-making, and feline-specific medical procedures.

  • Market Differentiation:

Meet a growing market demand and stand out, whether you are a recent graduate or an experienced professional.

  • Competitive Edge:

Boost your employability and upgrade the quality of care and certification of your Veterinary Clinic or Hospital.

  • Maximum Flexibility:

After-hours schedule with weekend sessions. All classes are recorded for asynchronous access, ensuring a perfect work-life-study balance.

  • Global Standards:

Direct exposure to international clinical practice standards and guidelines from leading organizations.

  • Expert Networking:

Opportunities to interact with international specialists and join a professional community dedicated to advancing Feline Medicine. 

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