Test yourself, learn from every answer
Real clinical cases with 4 possible answers. Choose one and find out right away why it is correct or not, plus the key takeaway for daily practice.
Clinical pathology
Interpret biochemistry panels, CBCs, blood smears and urinalyses from real small animal clinical cases.
Diagnostic imaging
Real radiographs and ultrasound images: views, patterns and findings you need to recognise in daily practice.
Cardiology
Murmurs, arrhythmias, echocardiography and heart failure management in dogs and cats, with real images.
Dermatology
Pruritus, parasites, allergies, skin cytology and autoimmune diseases in dogs and cats, with real clinical photographs.
Neurology
Neurolocalisation, epilepsy, spinal cord, brain and neuromuscular disease in dogs and cats.
Ophthalmology
Eye examination, cornea, uvea, glaucoma, lens, retina and ophthalmic emergencies in small animals.
Musculoskeletal system
Lameness, stifle, elbow, fractures, osteoarthritis and orthopaedic pain: diagnosis and treatment in dogs and cats.
Respiratory system
Upper and lower airways, brachycephalic syndrome, pleura, oxygen therapy and respiratory emergencies.
Gastroenterology
Mouth, oesophagus, stomach, intestine, liver, pancreas and clinical nutrition in dogs and cats.
Emergency and critical care
Triage, shock, fluid therapy, CPR, trauma, toxicology and analgesia in small animal emergencies.
Infectious diseases
Viruses, bacteria, fungi, vaccination, biosecurity and prudent antimicrobial use in dogs and cats.
Parasitic diseases
Intestinal, cardiopulmonary, vector-borne parasites and ectoparasites: diagnosis, treatment and prevention in Spain.
Urinary system
Chronic and acute kidney disease, feline lower urinary tract, urolithiasis, incontinence and prostate.
Endocrinology
Diabetes, thyroid, adrenal, pituitary and calcium disorders: clinical management and endocrine emergencies.
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100 very difficult cases across every specialty: subtle differential diagnoses, complex patient management and specialist-level decisions.
Specialist-level reasoning: if you pass 7 out of 10, you are among the best.
Educational content for veterinary professionals. It does not replace current clinical guidelines or the judgement of the attending veterinarian.