The Chicken Vet Training Days
We hold training courses for vets covering the common ailments, diseases and treatments for domestic poultry throughout the year.
With approximately 1.2 million chickens now being homed in a domestic setting, there are increasing numbers of chickens being presented through small animal practices. By providing these course we give vets the knowledge and confidence to diagnose and treat domestic fowl.
We are very proud of our large network of "Chicken Friendly" practices throughout the UK and once you have completed the course your practice will also become part of this network.
On The Chicken Vet Training Course, you will learn about:
- History of the chicken
- Husbandry - needs, housing, management and hygiene
- Legislation and Law
- Behaviour and Anatomy
- Post-Mortem Examination
- Blood Sampling Techniques
- Therapeutics and Preventative Medicines
The Chicken Vet course is presented by vets afrom The Chicken Vet's parent company, St David's Poultry Team, the leading and largest independent poultry practice in the UK.
Cost: £325 + VAT
Location: ONLINE
Time: 09:30am - 3:30pm
This course counts as 6 hours of CPD training.
If you are a vet nurse who would like to learn more about domestic poultry, we are offering a 25% discount on the cost, and attending the post-mortem session is optional. We also offer a 10% discount for a 2nd vet attending the course from an Associated Practice that is already registered with us.
Upcoming course dates are as follows:
If you would like to book on to The Chicken Vet Training, you can do so by clicking either of the links above and making your booking and payment online. Alternatively, should you wish to pay via BACS, you can click here to fill out our online application form and our finance team will be in touch
For more information on the webinar, or in relation to The Chicken Vet Training, please call 01392 872885 or email info@chickenvet.co.uk
Please note: Our course is aimed at providing continuous professional development training to veterinary professionals, and is not deemed suitable for backyard poultry owners, or those outside of the veterinary profession.
