The FVMA strives to provide accessible education to our dedicated veterinary professionals. Now you can access online courses from anywhere, thanks to our online CE library. Whether you’re at home or on the go, we have virtual courses and webinars available to supplement your education.
We are committed to providing something for every medical specialty. Whether small animal, food animal or equine focused, we are building a library for you. We’re always adding new materials, so be sure to check back to see what we’re offering.
Subject: Legal Audience: DVMs only
Ed Bayo, J.D.
CE Credits: 2.5
Accurate and compliant medical recordkeeping is essential to patient care, continuity of treatment, regulatory compliance, and risk management in veterinary practice. This course provides an overview of Florida statutes and administrative rules governing veterinary medical records, including documentation requirements, ownership, confidentiality, retention, and telehealth recordkeeping obligations. Participants will learn how complete and defensible records support quality patient care, protect veterinarians during client disputes and board investigations, and improve overall practice efficiency. Real-world examples and common recordkeeping mistakes will be discussed, along with practical strategies to strengthen recordkeeping processes.
Pricing
FVMA members: $35 | Non-members: $55
Subject: Legal Audience: DVMs only
Edwin Bayó, J.D.
CE Credits: 3
This three-part course satisfies Florida’s mandatory continuing education (CE) requirement for DVM license renewal of no less than one hour of CE in the area of dispensing legend drugs and two hours of CE in the area of the laws and rules governing the practice of veterinary medicine.
Pricing
FVMA members: $125 | Non-members: $155
Note: This course is for veterinarians (DVMs) only. Florida-licensed veterinarians must complete a minimum of 30 hours of CE to renew their licenses. No less than one (1) hour must be in the area of dispensing legend drugs, and no less than two (2) hours must be in the area of laws and rules governing the practice of veterinary medicine.
Subject: Small Animals, Anestesia Audience: DVMs and Team Members
Ralph Harvey, DVM, MS, DACVAA
CE Credits: 1
This webinar provides a practical, evidence-based approach to developing balanced anesthesia and multimodal pain management protocols for small animal patients. Participants will learn how to improve anesthetic safety, reduce perioperative complications, optimize pain control, and promote smoother recoveries by integrating appropriate premedication, analgesia, monitoring, and recovery strategies throughout the four phases of anesthesia. The course also reviews current drug protocols, local anesthetic techniques, and patient-specific considerations for both canine and feline patients.
Pricing
FVMA Member DVM: $25 | Non-Member DVM: $45
FVMA Member Team Member: $15 | Non-Member Team Member: $30
Subject: Small Animals, Behavior Audience: DVMs and Team Members
Lore Haugh, DVM, MS, DACVB, CABC
CE Credits: 1
Effective communication with canine patients begins with understanding their body language. This webinar teaches veterinary professionals how to recognize subtle and overt canine body signals that communicate fear, anxiety, stress, confidence, and aggression before behavior escalates. Participants will learn to interpret facial expressions, posture, movement, and other behavioral cues to improve patient handling, reduce stress, prevent bites and injuries, and create safer, more positive veterinary visits for both patients and the veterinary team.
Pricing
FVMA Member DVM: $35 | Non-Member DVM: $45
FVMA Member Team Member: $15 | Non-Member Team Member: $30
Subject: Small Animals, Dermatology Audience: DVMs only
Andrew Simpson, DVM, MS, DACVD
CE Credits: 1
Explore the unique challenges of diagnosing and managing dermatologic disease in cats. This evidence-based webinar reviews the most common feline skin disorders, including hypersensitivity dermatitis, eosinophilic granuloma complex, infectious skin diseases, immune-mediated conditions, and parasitic disorders. Participants will gain practical guidance on selecting appropriate diagnostic and therapeutic strategies, including current and emerging treatment options for feline allergic skin disease, while learning how feline dermatology differs from canine medicine.
Pricing
FVMA members: $35 | Non-members: $45
Subject: Small Animals, Dermatology Audience: DVMs only
Andrew Simpson, DVM, MS, DACVD
CE Credits: 1
Dermatologic cases are among the most frequently encountered and often the most frustrating in small animal practice. This course highlights the most common mistakes made in diagnosis and treatment while providing practical strategies to improve clinical decision-making, optimize in-house diagnostics, and implement evidence-based treatment plans. Through real-world cases, participants will learn how to increase diagnostic accuracy, improve client compliance, utilize the veterinary team more effectively, and recognize when referral to a veterinary dermatologist is warranted.
Pricing
FVMA Member DVM: $35 | Non-Member DVM: $45
Subject: Small Animals, Dermatology Audience: DVMs only
Andrew Simpson, DVM, MS, DACVD
CE Credits: 1
Pruritus is one of the most common reasons dogs are presented to the veterinarian, and Apoquel® and Cytopoint® have become cornerstone therapies for managing allergic dermatitis. However, choosing the right treatment—and knowing when these medications may not be the best option—requires a thoughtful, patient-specific approach. This webinar reviews the mechanisms of action, appropriate clinical use, and long-term management strategies for Apoquel and Cytopoint while highlighting common pitfalls and practical approaches to improving outcomes in dogs with allergic skin disease. Attendees will gain evidence-based guidance for incorporating these therapies into diagnostic workups, long-term treatment plans, and management of flare-ups.
Pricing
FVMA Member DVM: $35 | Non-Member DVM: $45
Subject: Small Animals, Emergency Medicine Audience: DVMs and Team Member
Tim Hackett, DVM, MS, DACVECC
CE Credits: 1
Blood transfusions can be lifesaving for dogs and cats with anemia, hemorrhage, and other critical conditions—but successful outcomes depend on proper donor selection, blood typing, collection techniques, product administration, and recognition of potential complications. This practical webinar provides a comprehensive overview of canine and feline transfusion medicine, including donor screening, blood collection and storage, crossmatching, transfusion protocols, and preventing and managing transfusion reactions. Attendees will gain practical guidance they can implement in both general and emergency practice settings to safely and effectively administer blood products.
Pricing
FVMA Member DVM: $35 | Non-Member DVM: $45
FVMA Member Team Member: $15 | Non-Member Team Member: $30
Subject: Small Animals, Gastroenterology Audience: DVMs and Team Members
Lore Haugh, DVM, MS, DACVB, CABC
CE Credits: 1
Emerging research has revealed that the gut microbiome plays a critical role far beyond digestion, influencing immune function, cognition, stress responses, and behavior through the gut-brain axis. This webinar explores the science behind the microbiome’s influence on canine and feline behavior, reviews current evidence linking dysbiosis to anxiety, fear, aggression, and cognitive function, and discusses how diet, probiotics, prebiotics, and gastrointestinal health may impact behavioral treatment outcomes. Participants will gain practical insight into incorporating microbiome health into comprehensive behavior case management.
Pricing
FVMA Member DVM: $35 | Non-Member DVM: $45
FVMA Member Team Member: $15 | Non-Member Team Member: $30
Subject: Small Animals, Internal Medicine Audience: DVMs only
Gary Oswald, DVM, MS, DACVIM (Internal Medicine)
CE Credits: 1
Diabetes is one of the most common endocrine disorders encountered in small animal practice, requiring lifelong management and close collaboration between the veterinary team and pet owners. Participants will review the pathophysiology of canine diabetes, current insulin therapies, nutritional management, glucose monitoring, and strategies for achieving successful diabetic regulation. The course also explores common concurrent diseases, troubleshooting poorly regulated diabetic patients, and practical client communication techniques that improve treatment compliance, patient quality of life, and long-term outcomes.
Pricing
FVMA members: $35 | Non-members: $45
Subject: Small Animals, Neurology Audience: DVMs only
Amanda Taylor, DVM, DACVIM (Neurology), CVA, CCRP
CE Credits: 1
When a dog or cat suddenly becomes unable to walk, rapid assessment and clinical decision-making are essential. While intervertebral disc disease is a common cause, many neurologic, orthopedic, cardiovascular, metabolic, and systemic conditions can present with similar signs. This case-based webinar provides a practical approach to evaluating the non-ambulatory patient, helping clinicians differentiate neurologic from non-neurologic causes, prioritize diagnostics, and determine when referral is warranted. Through real-world cases, attendees will gain confidence in developing an efficient diagnostic plan and initiating appropriate treatment.
Pricing
FVMA members: $35 | Non-members: $45
Subject: Equine, Reproductive Audience: DVMs & Team Members
Patrick McCue, DVM, PhD, DACT
CE Credits: 1
This on-demand webinar provides a comprehensive review of hormone therapies commonly used in broodmare reproductive management. Participants will gain an understanding of the pharmacology, indications, and clinical applications of the primary hormonal therapies used throughout the estrous cycle and breeding season. The presentation will cover medications used to induce ovulation, regulate estrous cycles, support pregnancy and improve reproductive efficiency. Additional discussion will include emerging and adjunctive therapies, evidence-based treatment selection, and practical considerations for incorporating these therapies into equine reproductive practice.
Pricing
FVMA Member DVM: $35 | Non-Member DVM: $55
FVMA Member Team Member: $25 | Non-Member Team Member: $40
Subject: Small Animals Audience: DVMs only
Darcy Adin, DVM, DACVIM (Cardiology)
CE Credits: 1
Referral to a cardiologist is not always an option for dogs and cats with heart disease. This lecture will focus on the information that can be gleaned from a detailed physical examination and history, and the use of patient profiling to guide limited diagnostic testing. Specific treatment options, prognoses and anesthetic considerations for common congenital and acquired cardiac diseases that might be encountered in the general practice or shelter setting will be discussed.
Pricing
FVMA members: $15 | Non-members: $35
Subject: Equine Audience: DVMs only
Dennis E. Brooks, DVM, PhD, DACVO
CE Credits: 1-6
Elevate your expertise in equine ophthalmology with our exclusive on-demand sessions led by Dr. Dennis E. Brooks.
Pricing
$100 per session | $500 for all six sessions
Subject: Equine Audience: DVMs & Team Members
Kelsey Hart, DVM, PhD, DACVIM (LAIM)
CE Credits: 1
This comprehensive on-demand lecture delves into the latest advancements in diagnosing and managing Equine Asthma Syndrome (EAS).
Pricing
$50
Subject: Dentistry · Small Animal
CE Credits: 1
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