The Feline Vet Guide
Online resource for veterinary professionals to use for feline patients
✔ Online easy access website (both phone and computer compatible)✔ Guide to the clinical approach to both common & rare feline conditions✔ Work-up and treatment guides ✔ Regularly updated according to advances in the field, aiming to be a reliable source of current up-to-date information✔ Additional topics to be added✔ Designed to be a quick access reference for veterinarians and veterinary professionals for feline cases✔ Once-off membership subscription providing full access to the entire resource including future additional topics✔ See FAQ below for more About The Feline Vet Guide:
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✔ Once-off membership subscription of $35 AUD providing unlimited ongoing access to the entire resource including additional future topics✔ See FAQ below for more ✔ View contents in menu Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Feline Vet Guide?
An online easy access resource for veterinarians and other veterinary professionals to use when seeing feline patients in general practice. It covers the clinical approach to both common and rare feline conditions, along with workup steps and treatment guides. See the contents of the resource in menu.
Who is the author of The Feline Vet Guide?
Created by a feline veterinarian with ANZCVS Membership qualifications in Medicine of Cats. Based in Australia.
Who is the resource for?
Designed for veterinarians in general practice, and also useful for veterinary students, nurses, techs and anyone interested in feline medicine.
What is included with membership?
The once-off membership subscription provides unlimited ongoing access to the entire resource including future additional topics. The resource is regularly updated according to advances in the feline medicine field, aiming to provide the most current up-to-date information. See the contents of the resource in menu.
How to use the guide? What is it useful for?
The guide helps with: what to think of, what tests to run and how to treat feline cases in general practice. It aims to give you confidence in handling cat consults, giving you assurance that you haven’t forgotten or overlooked something specific to cats. See the contents of the resource in menu.
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