Veterinary emergency & critical care
Dogs · cats

Own the first ten minutes.
Then run the whole shift.

The interactive ER and critical care academy for vets and vet nurses: triage with the S.W.E.E.P., type the shock with the Four Tanks, run 2024 RECOVER CPR on a clock, localize the breathless patient to one of five boxes, and calculate the dose on screen — with a checked number table behind every drug and threshold the course teaches.

Start Module 1 free → See the cases

8 modules · 40 lessons · 120 gate questions · 17 branching cases · 10 interactive tools · 30-rhythm library

Engine-drawn stripLEAD II · 25 mm/s · 10 mm/mV
Every strip in this course is drawn by the rhythm engine — the same library the case monitor runs on.
The real problem

Most ER mistakes are not knowledge failures.

A library is not a pathway

Hours of webinars can tell you what a blocked tom needs. They cannot drill the order of the first ten minutes until it runs itself while the cat in front of you is crashing.

Generic courses carry generic numbers

Dog and cat fluid boluses, toxin thresholds and CPR doses are their own. Numbers copied from another species or another context hurt patients.

The numbers change the plan

Dog bolus 15–20 mL/kg versus cat 5–10; xylitol at 0.1 and 0.5 g/kg; calcium gluconate over 10–20 minutes with ECG on: the right number at the right minute is the treatment.

Six original GlobalVet frameworks

Systems you can run under pressure.

Every lesson, case and tool uses the same six thinking tools, so they become automatic.

Triage

The S.W.E.E.P.

Story and signalment · Work of breathing · Exsanguination and effusion · Exposure · Perfusion. Five sectors, one measurement each, in the first 60 seconds.

Shock

The Four Tanks of Shock

Empty (fill) · wide and leaky (narrow) · broken pump (support) · compressed (release). Name the tank before you pick the fluid.

Breath

The Five Boxes of Breathlessness

Upper airway · lower airway · pulmonary parenchyma · pleural space · chest wall. Inspect, listen, place in a box — each box carries its own first action.

Toxicology

The Decon Clock

Stabilize first · name the toxin and dose · emesis window · charcoal window · antidote and elimination clock. Decontamination runs on a timeline, not a habit.

Post-arrest

The ROSC Six

Rhythm · Oxygenation and ventilation · Support pressure · Cause · Sugar, temperature, electrolytes · Six-hour neuro-prognostication and the family talk.

Handoff

The Five-Line Handoff

Who and why · what we found · what we did · how they responded · what happens next. The whole case in five lines, to the day team or the referral center.

Curriculum

8 modules. One path from the lobby to the ICU.

Branching cases

Practice the bad day before it happens.

17 branching veterinary cases run on a live vitals monitor with an engine-drawn strip at every step. Choose your next move; the patient answers. Scores: best move +2, acceptable +1, poor 0, harmful −2. The first case is free.

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Practical tools

The numbers, done for you — and shown.

Final exam & certificate

Proof of learning.

30 questions drawn from every module, 80 % to pass. Pass and you can download a verifiable certificate of completion with your study hours for your professional-development records — a certificate of completion, not accredited CE.

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What the exam tests
  • Case vignettes: signalment and vitals → best next step
  • Monitor strips: name the rhythm and the patient action
  • Dose math: fluids, toxin exposure, transfusion and CRI
  • Harmful-choice items: which action would hurt this patient
Enroll

One payment. Lifetime access.

Module 1 is free — no card, no email. Unlock the rest when you're ready.

30-day money-back guarantee · Pay on the GlobalVetCo store: PayPal, cards, Shop Pay, Apple/Google Pay · Prices in your currency at checkout.

FAQ

Before you enroll.

Who is it for?

General-practice veterinarians, vet nurses and technicians, new graduates and ER staff working dogs and cats. Students welcome.

How is it different from a webinar library?

One sequenced system — lessons, live-monitor cases and calculators — not hundreds of unsorted hours. Permanent access, one price.

Are the drug doses safe to use?

They are educational reference values quoted from published sources and an owner-signed registry. Verify every dose against a current formulary and your clinic protocol.

Do I get CE credit?

No. We make no CE or accreditation claim. You get a certificate of completion with course hours.

How long do I have access?

Permanent access to the course you buy, including future content updates to that course.

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