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Introduction to Avian Anaesthesia for Zoo and Wildlife vets and nurses.
Introduction to Avian Influenza is a 50 minute webinar aiming to equip Zoo and Wildlife Vets and Veterinary nurses to safely approach Avian Anaesthesia Hosted by Tawny Kershaw BSc MSc RVN of The Veterinary Nerd
Emergencies in a ZOO environment
A 40 minute overview of Emergencies in Zoos for veterinary surgeons, veterinary students and veterinary nurses. Hosted by Christa Van Wessem DVM MSc CertAVP (ZooMed) MRCVS
International Primate Day Special: 1‑Month CPD Bundle
Celebrate International Primate Day with our exclusive Primate CPD Bundle!
From 1 August to 1 September, dive into 4 hours of specialist training covering captive‑primate diversity, species‑specific husbandry, nutrition, safe handling and clinical investigation — including anaesthesia, radiology and blood sampling. Then follow on with some species specific disease outbreaks including Entamoeba Histolytica and Toxoplasmosis.
Perfect for vets and nurses looking to elevate their primate‑care skills.
One month only • Limited availability
Southern Thailand Elephant Foundation
Southern Thailand Elephant Foundation (STEF) is an international charity (registered in England) which raises funds to support projects that promote elephant health and welfare in Southern Thailand. Trustee and Elephant Vet Fieke Molenaar provides a talk on elephant health and welfare – an interesting talk for anyone pursuing zoo medicine. There is also a promotional video that shows the work STEF as well as information on how to volunteer as vet with them.
Introduction to Zoo Veterinary Medicine – vet students
Introduction to Zoo Medicine – Vet Student price
Introduction to Zoo Veterinary Medicine – RVN
Introduction to Zoo Medicine – RVN price
Toxoplasmosis in lemur
Toxoplasmosis in lemur including preventative vaccination.
In this 50‑minute session, Dr Anna Modlinska explores Toxoplasma infection in lemurs. The talk covers epidemiology and pathogenesis to clinical management, treatment strategies, and practical prevention measures.
A highlight of the presentation is the discussion of a novel vaccination approach, providing valuable insight into emerging tools for disease mitigation in at‑risk species.
This talk is particularly relevant for zoo veterinarians, wildlife clinicians, and anyone working with vulnerable taxa such as lemurs. It delivers both scientific depth and practical take‑home guidance.
Introduction to contraceptives in zoological collections
Introduction to contraception in zoological collections
Dr Jo Reynard provides this free introductory webinar – an overview of contraceptive use in zoological settings. Designed for early‑career zoo veterinarians, veterinary nurses, and students, it explores the fundamentals of reproductive physiology, including species‑specific reproductive cycles and patterns of seasonal breeding. The course examines how these processes can be safely and effectively managed through a range of contraceptive medications. Practical case studies and implantation techniques are included to support the development of clinical confidence and applied skills.
Comprehensive Guide to Entamoeba histolytica: identification, treatment, and eradication for veterinary professionals.
Comprehensive Guide to Entamoeba histolytica: Identification, Treatment, and Eradication for veterinary professionals.
Join Dr. Joanna Reynard for a focused 30 minute session on Entamoeba histolytica, a resilient amoebic parasite that poses a significant health challenge in zoo‑housed primates. She’ll cover how the infection presents, approaches to treatment, and practical strategies for managing and eliminating it within groups and enclosures
A useful overview for professionals working primates in zoological collections
Sloth medicine 101
Sloth medicine 101
A comprehensive two‑hour masterclass in sloth medicine led by Andrés S. Brautigam aka “The Sloth Vet”. Covering taxonomy, metabolism, clinical skills, nutrition, sedation, and common health issues in captivity—essential training for veterinarians working with sloths in zoological collections
Introduction to Zoo Veterinary Medicine
Introduction to Zoo Veterinary Medicine for Veterinary Surgeons
What our subscribers are saying
Penguin health and anaesthesia
“The penguin webinar was an excellent introduction to penguin medicine. I learned about anesthesia considerations and common issues/conditions found in penguins. I loved the webinar so much I wish there was another more in depth version. I also loved the extra resources provided at the end of the webinar!”
Kristin
Back to zoo vetting
“Having recently started a job where I oversee a local zoo collection after some time away from zoo medicine it was with much delight that I came across WildVET Online. Some of what I learned in the topics of ‘Penguin medicine’ and ‘Introduction to contraception in zoos’ has already been useful during my call outs. The webinars are well organised and compile a range of very relevant topics and common conditions. I really enjoyed listening to Jo discussing real life clinical cases, about her personal experience and the different ways she approached them depending on the circumstances and needs for the zoos and animals. These webinars are a great resource for anyone starting on Zoo medicine or catching up for lost times.”
Ricardo Sa, DVM MSc MRCVS
World Penguin Day
“WildVetOnline is a new platform where I recently watched a webinar on penguins. I found it informative and packed with useful clinical information, with plenty of photos which really enhances it for visual learners! Jo’s presentation style was thorough yet concise, making topics like this accessible for anyone interested in the field, whether you’re a student or years qualified. The nice range of webinars already available are also good value for money and I am excited to see what future topics will be on offer!”
JH