Advance Course of Wildlife and Exotic Animals Emergencies

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From August 13 to November 24, 2025

✅ 5 international speakers
✅ All Spanish lectures will be translated to English simultaneously
✅ 90% of lectures are held on live sessions, 10% is pre-recorded
✅ All live sessions done through Zoom Meetings
✅ Lectures are recorded and uploaded to the platform withing 24h in order to be reviewed at the most convenient time for the student
✅ All lectures will be available for review until one month after the last class with lecturer
✅ A WhatsApp group will be created with the participants one week before the start of the course for reminders of scheduled lecturers and vital academic notifications
✅ Participants will receive username and password to access the platform by e-mail one week before the beginning of the course
✅ You can join the course at any time during its duration, as all past lectures will be available as recordings

INTRODUCTION
Exotic animals are becoming increasingly popular, leading to a greater demand for veterinary services that cater to their unique needs. Veterinarians must be equipped with specialized knowledge and skills to handle emergencies involving these animals, which often present distinct challenges compared to more common domestic animals. This intensive course is designed to provide veterinarians with comprehensive training in the management of exotic animal emergencies, ensuring they are prepared to deliver high-quality care in critical situations.

GENERAL OBJECTIVES
• To enhance the knowledge and skills of veterinarians in hand ling emergencies involving exotic animals.
• To ensure the provision of high-quality, timely care for exotic animals in critical situations.
• To toster a deeper understanding of the unique physiological and anatomical characteristics of various exotic species.
• To promote best practices and standardized protocols in the treatment of exotic anima! emergencies.

SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES
• To identify and categorize common emergencies encountered in exotic animal practice.
• To develop proficiency in diagnostic techniques specific to exotic animals .
• To master emergency surgical procedures for exotic species.
• To implement effective triage and stabilization methods for critically iii or injured exotic animals.
• To recognize signs of pain and distress specific to various exotic animals and provide appropriate pain management.

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SPEAKERS
Christoph Mans DMV MBA, DACZM (Germany/USA)
Lily Parkinson DVM, DACZM, Cert Aq V, CWR, DACVECC
Bart Gazendam BVSc, MVSc, CertAVP, MRCVS
Albert Martinez Silvestre DVM, MSc, PhD Dipl ECZM Acred AVEPA (Exotic Animals)
Danilo Cruz DMV, MSc, PhD Vet Marine Mammals

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