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The Cannabinoid Veterinary Education Program

A program that brings high quality, RACE-approved cannabinoid education to veterinary professionals.

Register For This RACE-Approved Cannabinoid Education For Veterinary Professionals.

VCS has partnered with Veterinary Information Network (VIN), the nation’s largest online veterinary community, to bring cannabinoid education to veterinarians and technicians nationwide. This comprehensive, newly updated, 7-part veterinary cannabis course is available for RACE-approved continuing education credit.

RACE is approved for both veterinarians and technicians.
RACE approved for 7 hours total: 5 hours Medical, 2 hours Non-Medical.

To read more about this course and to register, go to:
https://www.vin.com/course/12206664

In addition, we at VCS believe that this education should be available to more than just veterinarians.

We will soon make this course available to anyone who is interested, for a nominal fee. The course offered here will be for education only, and not eligible for CE credit.

Course Outline

  1. An Introduction to the Endocannabinoid System for Veterinary Practitioners.  Dr. Casara Andre
  2. Entourage: Cannabis Sativa.  Dr. Gary Richter
  3. Cannabis in Companion Animals: The Toxicological Considerations.  Dr. Holly Hommerding
  4. Medical Cannabinoids in Animals: A look to the future from a view of the past.  Dr. Dawn Boothe
  5. Clinical Applications of Cannabis in small animal medicine.  Dr. Trina Hazzah
  6. The Legalities of Cannabis for Veterinarians.  Dr. Lance Roasa
  7. The State of Veterinary Cannabis in the United States.  Dr. Jeff Pollard

About VIN - Veterinary Information Network

Since 1991, VIN has been and always will be — for veterinarians, by veterinarians.
“VIN is more than a website, it is a community of colleagues.”
Much more than the sum of its features, VIN provides something no other organization or service has been able to. Simply stated, VIN:

  • Brings together veterinarians “world-wide” as colleagues
  • Provides instant access to vast amounts of up-to-date veterinary information
  • Gives instant access to “breaking news” affecting veterinarians, their patients and their practice
  • Connects veterinarians to colleagues with specialized knowledge and skills
  • Empowers our profession through the sharing of knowledge and ideas

Want to learn More?

For questions, email admin@veterinarycannabissociety.org

Our Mission is to create lasting solutions that ensure the safe use of cannabis in pets through education, advocacy, and promoting product standards.

Our Vision is an educated and empowered global veterinary medical cannabis community.

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