Other CPD Events

Delivered by Owen Atkinson, RCVS Specialist in Cattle Health and Production, Dairy Veterinary Consultancy. Undertake calf and youngstock rearing health work with greater impact and value after this deep-dive on youngstock housing, nutrition management and weaning strategies.

Delivered by Owen Atkinson, RCVS Specialist in Cattle Health and Production, Dairy Veterinary Consultancy. Cattle behaviour and cow flow affect everything! This course will help you to improve animal welfare, farm safety, milking efficiency and job satisfaction. Feedback from past delegates has been outstanding. Includes learning how to train others in stress-free herding and handling.

From health and production KPIs, to farm costings, to farm accounts, this course will provide you the knowledge and skills to better understand how your dairy herds tick, and where your input can help to raise overall profitability. Delivered by Owen Atkinson, RCVS Specialist in Cattle Health and Production, Dairy Veterinary Consultancy in conjunction with Anna Bowen from Andersons Consulting.

The Société Nationale des Groupements Techniques Vétérinaires (SNGTV) and its Buiatric College are delighted to invite you to the European Buiatric Congress to be held in Nantes, France on Thursday May 15th and Friday 16th, 2025.
For the 2025 edition, the international part will be extended to 2 days. It will host keynotes, oral and poster presentations that will be selected by an international scientific committee comprising ECBHM board members.

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.