Houston Training Event: February 2-3, 2019

$495.00

Houston CAETA Training Event: February 2-3, 2019

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Join us for our first live training session of 2019. The 10-hour core program will be taught to veterinarians, technicians, social workers, grief counselors, and everyone who wants to learn best practices in companion animal euthanasia.

Location: DoubleTree Hotel at the Houston Intercontinental Airport (Arizona Ballroom)
Dates: February 2-3, 2019
Times: Saturday the 2nd – 8:30am to 5pm (lecture and discussion)
Sunday the 3rd – 9am to 12pm (technique laboratory)
Meals: Lunch provided both days. A complimentary dinner is provided Saturday evening, hosted by BioResponse Solutions.

Students are encouraged to book necessary overnight guest rooms at the DoubleTree hotel. There are many other options nearby if preferred. No discounted room rates are available.

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Testimonials

Mary Craig, DVM

CraigWorks Consulting

“I attended Dr. Cooney's Euthanasia Lab and even though I've been practicing in an end-of-life care practice for 5 years, I learned several useful tips that have improved my techniques and processes. The combination of group discussion, demonstration and one-on-one sharing helped me think about alternate routes of administration and gave me new ideas that have helped me improve my patient care and client care. Whether you are new to this kind of practice or seasoned, attending Dr. Cooney's Euthanasia Lab will be a worthwhile investment of time and money.”

Diane Grasso, DVM

Mobile Practice Owner

“I greatly appreciated the hands-on lab as it provided an opportunity to practice all the techniques. Also glad to learn details about paw prints, body handling, etc, because these details are so very important. Having one hour blocks was fantastic. Dr. Cooney was so nurturing to all of us. I have never, in 30 years of post-graduate CE courses, had a conference be so enjoyable. I wish all CE could follow this model. Thank you to the entire CAETA team.”

Miranda Braithwaite, DVM, MPH, MA

Sauk Point Veterinary Clinic

“Thank you for creating CAETA. Euthanasia is such an important part of our practice, and I'm glad someone is out there educating about how to make it peaceful. I learned so much in such a short time and was inspired by so many wonderful people I met along the way. I'm excited to use these skills as a part of my practice.”

Joe Rosenberg, DVM

Paniolo Equine Veterinary Services

“The techniques and protocols I learned at a recent CAETA course have improved the quality of service I can offer my at-home euthanasia clients.”

Mavi Graves, DVM

Caring Pathways, LLC

“As a veterinarian who works exclusively in palliative and end-of-life care, I rely on my CAETA training every single day. Euthanasia is equal parts science and art and the CAETA Master Program gave me the tools to master both. Even when I am navigating the challenge of peripheral edema in a patient whose owner is anxious and upset, I’m able to remain calm and responsive to both animal and human and ultimately deliver a good death. Beyond the course, I receive ongoing support and instruction from the online CAETA community and best of all, I’ve discovered a veterinary niche that is incredibly meaningful and enables me to thrive in my life. I honestly love performing euthanasia and clients express their appreciation daily for my skill set.”