With its highly qualified courses in abdominal surgery, the Doc4Pets Academy offers an excellent way for veterinarians to specifically expand their surgical skills. Under the committed and technically outstanding direction of specialist veterinarian for surgery Dr. Sandra Kühnel-Lawatsch are conveyed practical content that are specially tailored to everyday life in small animal practice.
In the dynamic world of veterinary medicine, continued education for veterinarians is critical. The Academy for Advanced Veterinary Training (ATF) plays a central role in this by certifying a wide range of advanced and continuing education offerings. In this article we shed light on the variety and importance of these training courses for veterinarians in Germany.
The doc4pets Academy is known for its individual and small group-based training in the field of veterinary medicine. The TPLO technique (tibial plateau leveling osteotomy) has become an essential component in modern veterinary orthopedics. Our TPLO courses are aimed at all those veterinarians who want to further their education and refine their surgical skills.
This study examines the genomic alterations in canine splenic hemangiosarcoma (HSA), a severe form of cancer that affects endothelial cells in dogs and is characterized by its aggressiveness and short survival. The research aims to develop a fundamental understanding of the genomic landscape of HSA to develop therapeutic strategies for dogs and to gain insights into human angiosarcoma, a comparable and rare aggressive cancer.
It is with great pleasure and pride that doc4pets Karlsruhe/Karlsbad GmbH is now an official dual partner of the DHBW (the renowned Baden-Württemberg Cooperative State University). This significant partnership symbolizes our deep commitment to education and professionalization in the field of veterinary medicine. As a dual partner of the DHBW, we not only have the opportunity to provide our employees with first-class academic training, but also to integrate the principle of dual education into our practice.
Are you a veterinary assistant and want to study veterinary medicine, but not necessarily?
Would you like to continue working in your job while you study and earn good money?
You don't have a high school diploma or a technical college entrance qualification but still want to study?
We are pleased to offer our first ATF-approved training series. This is a first compact block that is offered every Tuesday evening from August 3rd, 2021 under the direction of specialist veterinarian Doreen Succow. You can find more information with a comprehensive course description at: Further training with ATF This first ATF course runs from August 3rd, 2021 to January 18th, 2022 and is
