Webinar

Remote drug delivery systems

Veterinary professionals
Pharmacists

Wildlife Veterinary Medicine

This webinar explores the history and evolution of remote drug delivery systems in wildlife medicine, covering commonly used drugs, system designs, and their functions. It examines the advantages and limitations of different approaches and provides practical insights into their application across a range of species. A valuable resource for anyone seeking to advance their understanding of modern wildlife drug delivery techniques.
 English only
  Veterinary professionals (target audience), Pharmacists
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Why should I take this course?

  • Learn the evolution, mechanics, and applications of remote drug delivery tools used in wildlife immobilisation
  • Compare dart types, gun systems, and needle designs to choose the safest and most effective option for any scenario
  • Gain practical guidance on darting accuracy, force control, and system limitations to improve field performance and animal welfare

Course Lessons

Meet your instructor

Dr. Richard Burroughs

Dr. Richard Burroughs recently retired from the Faculty of Veterinary Science at the University of Pretoria, where he served as a wildlife clinician and Director of the Centre for Veterinary Wildlife Studies, overseeing undergraduate and postgraduate wildlife training. Prior to this, he spent 12 years in private wildlife practice and 10 years as a zoo veterinarian. With over three decades of experience in wildlife veterinary medicine, he has worked extensively with a wide range of species in clinical, translocation, and quarantine settings. He has published more than 25 scientific papers, co-edited and authored books on wildlife anaesthesia and game capture, and has presented widely at continuing education courses.