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The Vet Tribe Open Protocol:
Emergency & Critical Care
Your quick-reference for life-saving emergency care. Board-certified guidance you can print, pin and trust when every second counts.
Created by Dr. Rebecca Walton DACVECC, this protocol gives you essential ECC knowledge in a practical PDF designed for general practice, ECC, and referral hospitals alike.
Why You’ll Use It Every Time
✔️ Rapid triage and stabilisation at a glance
✔️ Essential emergency drug doses and infusion rates
✔️ Quick reference for shock management and CPR
✔️ Clear, concise vitals and monitoring parameters
✔️ No fluff – just practical, clinic-ready info
VIDEO LESSON
Bonus: Free Training Lesson Included
When you sign up to get the Open Protocol: Emergency & Critical Care, you’ll also unlock a free video lesson: “Recognising Clinical Signs of Shock” taught by Dr. Rebecca Walton DACVECC. You’ll get practical, step-by-step guidance to help you quickly assess critical patients.
Interested in emergency? Enrol in the full course to unlock everything below.
You’re getting a sneak peek:
one video lesson and one emergency protocol. Like it? Unlock the full course to go further.
This short training is pulled straight from our Essentials of Emergency and Critical Care course with Dr. Rebecca Walton DACVECC - a board-certified specialist in veterinary emergency and critical care.
Inside the full course, you’ll discover practical, step-by-step training designed to help you recognise and prioritise life-threatening emergencies, stabilise critical patients, and confidently manage emergency situations - so you’re prepared when every second counts.
EMERGENCIES CAN FEEL OVERWHELMING.
That’s why we created Essentials of Emergency and Critical Care. Inside the full course, Dr. Rebecca Walton DACVECC breaks down emergency response into clear, step-by-step training so you can:
✔️ Recognise and prioritise life-threatening emergencies with confidence
✔️ Use practical, evidence-based protocols in real time
✔️ Act fast and stay calm when every second counts