This program is available starting February 2027, and can be completed at your own pace (self-guided). You will have three months of access to complete all modules.
In this program participants first develop a systematic approach to the adult equine emergency patient, beginning with triage, stabilization and emergency decision-making. With a practical, case-oriented approach participants will learn how to approach an emergency patient step by step:
Recognize the emergency → assess severity → stabilize the patient → select appropriate diagnostics → initiate treatment → decide whether referral or surgery is required.
Throughout the program, specialists translate their experience into practical approaches that can be applied during emergency duty, both in ambulatory practice and in the hospital environment.
Special attention is given to:
- Prioritizing diagnostics when time is limited
- Recognizing life-threatening abnormalities early
- Stabilizing patients before transport or referral
- Making rational treatment decisions
- Avoiding common pitfalls
- Communicating prognosis and referral decisions
- Knowing when surgical intervention may be required
The training program series Equine Adult and Foal Emergencies
The Equine Adult and Foal Emergency Program is a comprehensive, practice-oriented online training program designed to help equine veterinarians confidently assess, stabilize and manage emergency patients.
Equine emergencies require fast decisions, a structured clinical approach and the ability to determine which patients can be managed initially in the field and which require urgent referral. This Program brings together experienced equine specialists from different disciplines to provide a practical framework for dealing with the most important emergencies encountered in adult horses and foals.
The entire Program is taught in English.
The program series consists of two separate programs, which can be purchased individually or together as a discounted package.