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Toxicology

This on-demand course offers an overview of various toxins and their clinical impact on small animals, as well as detailed protocols for the management of toxicoses. (3 CE credits)

This course will offer an overview of various toxins and their clinical impact on small animals, as well as detailed protocols for the management of toxicoses. A wide selection of toxicology topics will be offered, including antifreeze and other alcohol toxicities, common household and outdoor hazards, insecticide toxicoses, managing patients who have been exposed to an unknown toxin, herbal toxins and mood-altering drugs, as well as toxicoses of exotic animal species.

All modules are available to veterinarians and licensed, registered, or certified veterinary technicians.

Offered by the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign College of Veterinary Medicine

Click here for more information and to enroll.

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