Veterinary Training Courses and Workshops
School(s) providing training of Veterinary Technology

Health Management of Nursery-Stage Pigs
Course Format: Online
School/Trainer: Colorado State University Division of Continuing Education [>>]
Training Center(s)/Venue(s): Denver, Fort Collins, United States

At the end of this module, practitioners should be able to: describe the changes in immune status of the piglet that occur upon weaning describe the optimal ration for transitioning a piglet into the nursery list the methods for maintaining good stall hygiene describe the pathogenesis, clinical signs, treatment, and prevention of common nursery pig diseases ...

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At the end of this module, practitioners should be able to: Describe the different stages of swine production Describe common disease flow patterns in farrow-to-finish operations Describe an SPF operation and the purpose of developing SPF biosecurity protocols List 3 current food safety issues for the swine industry Describe the signs of impending farrowing and the expected events ......

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This course is designed to provide the veterinary practitioner with fundamental information on swine production. Those enrolled in the course will gain the knowledge and analytical skills to accurately describe the context in which certain diseases occur in commercial swine, as well as describe the purpose of, and advantages and disadvantages of such issues of societal concern such as confineme......

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This course will enable veterinarians to describe the pathophysiology of the major infectious, nutritional, and toxic diseases of swine, as well as describe analogous diseases in other species. The diseases to be discussed are selected based on their importance to the swine industry, as perceived by the course instructor. At the end of this module, practitioners should be able to describe: ......

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This course covers various aspects of miniature pig medicine including behavior disorders, anesthesia of swine and common surgical problems. At the end of this module, practitioners should be able to: Describe the common medical problems of pet pigs Describe the causes and remedies for piglet savaging List the advantages and disadvantages of common aesthetic protocols Describe the......

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This course is a summary of information about West Nile Virus with an emphasis on equine patients. West Nile Virus has been very costly to the equine industry with an associated case fatality rate of approximately 30%. The virus has been identified in nearly every state in the U.S. and it is critical that veterinary practitioners who care for equids be able to recognize the clinical signs, ......

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This course covers the fundamentals of bovine lameness, including its diagnosis and treatment. After completing this course, you will be able to: Generate a list of diseases that cause lameness with and without digital swelling. Generate a treatment protocol for ranch or dairy personnel for initial treatment of lame cattle. ...

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Many house and garden plants are potentially toxic to dogs and cats that have access to them in their environment. The most important toxic house plants and the clinical signs they produce in dogs and cats are discussed. After completing this course, you will be able to: Recognize the most toxic plants in the American household that can be hazardous to dogs and cats. Recognize the c......

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In the first half of this course, you will become familiar with the important oxalate-containing plants that cause kidney disease in animals. Oak poisoning is also discussed. After completing this section, you will be able to: Recognize common plants that contain significant quantities of oxalates. Understand how plant oxalates produce disease in animals. Understand the pathogenesis o......

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Plants and their toxins that cause digestive diseases in livestock and horses are discussed in this course. As there is a wide variety of plants affecting the digestive system, they will be grouped by the clinical signs they cause: plants causing excessive salivation, vomiting, bloat, colic and diarrhea. After completing this course, you will be able to: Recognize the plants that cause......

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