FeLV and FIV

€90 for 3 months
FeLV (Feline Leukemia Virus) and FIV (Feline Immunodeficiency Virus)—commonly known as feline leukemia and feline AIDS—are highly contagious infections frequently encountered in cats. When a cat tests positive for one of these infections, many questions arise—not only regarding prognosis and possible treatment for the affected individual, but also concerning diagnostics, treatment, and prevention for any in-contact cats. In the past, a diagnosis of FeLV and/or FIV was often associated with a poor prognosis. But is that still justified in light of current knowledge? In this 3-hour training, you’ll receive a comprehensive update and expert guidance on FeLV and FIV in cats.

Webinars

  • Acute Hemorrhagic Gastroenteritis (AHGE)
  • Feline Primary Hypercalcemia
  • Acute Pain Management in Dogs and Cats
  • First-Line Management of the Trauma Patient

Protocol

  • Parvovirus – Inpatient Treatment Protocol
  • Feline Hepatic Lipidosis Treatment
  • Feeding Tube Instructions for Pet Owners
  • LDDST: How to Perform & Interpret

OVT Community

Access to the OVT community forums

All content is practical, evidence-based, and directly applicable in first opinion practice.

Full access for 14 days – no commitment.