PETLEARNIA
Know your pet, love your pet
We create e-learning courses trusted by vets, so you have the information you need to care for your pet in sickness and in health
Step 1: Take our vet-written courses
Learn about your pet’s health from a trusted source, when it suits you, and in the comfort of your home.
Step 2: Become a partner in your pet’s care
Understand the prognosis and the range of treatment options and make good decisions for your pet.
Step 3: Create a better life for your pet
With the treatment they need and our tips for ongoing care at home, you can keep them healthier for longer.
Why learn with petlearnia?
First for quality, first for trust
Written by vets
Our courses are all written by qualified vets here in the UK
Real life experiences
Contribute and benefit from our real-life pet owner experiences and tips.
Checked by advanced vets
Vets with advanced or specialist knowledge check all our courses for accuracy.
Interactive
Designed to be interactive and accessible for all
Regularly updated
The veterinary world moves fast. Our courses are regularly updated.
Detailed
Our courses are very detailed, but you can skip sections that don't interest you!
About Us
At Petlearnia, we believe that understanding your pet is the key to good pet parenthood. The more you know, the more you understand your pet’s choices at the vet. Whether it’s an upcoming surgery, a lifelong health condition, or a list of tests you don’t understand, our learning will help you straighten everything out so you can partner with your vet to give your pet the very best care.
Our courses have been written by vets and checked by specialists. They’re carefully researched and regularly updated, so you know you can trust what you learn with us. The courses are highly detailed, self-paced, and interactive – if you aren’t interested in learning the anatomy behind your dog’s heart disease, or the way your cat’s medications work, just skip those sections.
Take a look at our
Most popular courses
Neutering, Spaying, or Castrating your Dog
Thinking of neutering, spaying, or castrating your dog but need information to help you make a decision? We have you covered!
Chronic Kidney Disease in Cats
This easy online course gives you all the tools you need to understand and slow kidney failure in your beloved cat.
Dental Disease in Dogs
Dental disease is one of the most common health issues in dogs, yet it's frequently undetected until it becomes severe. Our course empowers you with knowledge and practical solutions to prevent, identify, and manage dental diseases in your furry friend.
Pancreatitis in Dogs
Pancreatitis in dogs is common, painful, and sometimes fatal. This course helps you identify triggers and explains the diagnosis and treatment options, so you can discuss it with your vet and advocate for your dog.
Dental Disease in Cats
This vet-approved course offers an in-depth understanding of feline dental health, a topic often overlooked but critical for your cat's overall well-being. You'll learn the best ways to prevent dental disease as well as how to spot problems early and choose the best treatment.
Flea Treatment and Prevention in Pets
Say goodbye to those persistent pests and hello to happy, flea-free pets! Our course offers an in-depth look at everything you need to keep your beloved furball comfortable and itch-free.
Mitral Valve Disease in Dogs
Mitral Valve Disease (MVD) is the most common canine heart complaint, meaning thousands of dogs are getting diagnosed every month. Find out what happens with this common condition and explore your dog's treatment options with our interactive course.
Neutering, Spaying, or Castrating your Cat
Our vets explain the pros and cons of neutering, spaying, or castrating cats, as well as tips for preparing and aftercare to ensure a smooth recovery.
Urinary Problems in Cats (FLUTD)
Cat urinary problems are very common and have several causes. This course reveals the changes you can make at home to help your cat cope with any urinary problem.
Canine Cushing’s Disease
Cushing's is a common hormonal disorder affecting older dogs. Learn more about why it happens and what the treatment options are with this vet-written course.
