GlobalVet Dermatology Academy

GlobalVet Dermatology Academy — full course (lifetime access)

An interactive canine & feline dermatology course for veterinarians, vet nurses, technicians and students — from the itchy-dog work-up and the cytology bench to pyoderma and resistant staph, ringworm, parasites in the isoxazoline era, the allergic patient and the elimination diet, otitis, and cats, autoimmune, endocrine and skin tumors, taught the way a busy general practice works.

What you get

• 8 modules · 40 lessons · 120 quiz questions with explanations, from the first look at the skin to the referral decision
• 77 clinical figures drawn for the course — lesion maps, cytology fields, follicle and ear-canal anatomy, culture reading, diet calendars and treatment timelines
• 14 consult-room branching cases — itchy dogs, smelly ears and bald cats, each with the best move, the harmful move and the reasoning
• 7 interactive tools — ITCH Map, FOOD Calendar, EAR Tally, CURE-2, DoseCap, Pruritus & CADESI Tracker and Sampling Bench
• Final exam: 30 questions, pass mark 80%, with a certificate of completion showing your score and study hours, verifiable online by QR code
• Lifetime access and updates

Who it is for: general-practice veterinarians who see itchy dogs, smelly ears and bald cats every day, new graduates, vet nurses and technicians who run the cytology bench and the client conversations, and senior students.

The 8 modules

1. The Dermatologic Workup: See It, Name It, Map It
2. The Cytology Bench: the Microscope as a Test
3. Pyoderma, Dysbiosis and Resistant Staph
4. Malassezia and Dermatophytosis
5. Ectoparasites in the Isoxazoline Era
6. The Allergic Patient: CAD, Food and Immunotherapy
7. Otitis: from Otoscopy to the Surgery Decision
8. Cats, Autoimmune, Endocrine and Tumors — plus the 2026 drug round-up

How access works: after payment you receive an access code by email (also shown as your order's tracking number). Enter it at dermatology.globalvetco.com/checkout and everything unlocks. Module 1 is free to try first: start here.

Educational program — not accredited CE and not a substitute for veterinary judgment. Drug doses are educational reference values: verify them against a current formulary and your practice protocol. Clinical photographs and micrographs are real, licensed images credited on the Sources page. Scene photographs are AI illustrations, never clinical evidence. Cover photo: cat flea, Andrei Savitsky, CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons. Clinical figures are drawn for the course. 30-day money-back guarantee.