Supporting Vets In Need

Empowering Vets Around the World

Providing life-saving knowledge, training, and tools to veterinarians in underserved regions.

About Us

Empowering Low & Middle-Income Vets Through Education

At Veterinary Education Outreach (VET-EO), we are committed to empowering veterinarians in low and middle-income countries who face significant challenges in accessing resources and education. Many dedicated professionals work in underserved areas with limited equipment, training, and support. Our mission is to provide them with the tools they need to deliver quality veterinary care, strengthening animal welfare and public health.

Through partnerships with local communities and global organizations, we focus on sustainable solutions, including professional training, medical supply donations, and mentorship programs. By fostering education and collaboration, we help veterinarians enhance their skills, expand their impact, and build a brighter future for animals and their communities.

Our Support

How We Help

At VET-EO, we provide comprehensive support to veterinarians in low and middle-income countries through multiple pathways. Our tailored inititaives combine technology, expertise, and hands-on training to address the unique challenges faced by veterinary professionals in resource-limited settings.

Online Learning

Interactive webinars, case studies and expert-led videos

Teleradiology

Upload images, receive specialist input for imaging studies

In-Person Training

CPD events led by global specialists collaborating with local veterinary institutions and associations

Volunteering to support veterinarians in low and middle-income countries by providing mentorship and resources. Join us in making a difference today!

Our Testimonials

What People Say

Dr Sara Goñi Martínez

Rescate Wildlife Rescue Center - Costa Rica

I met Nic during her visit to Rescate Widlife Rescue Center in Costa Rica, the largest wildlife hospital in the country. We receive over 3,000 animals a year from all sorts of species, but we felt that our diagnostic capacity wasn't as good as it could be. Nic taught us a lot of diagnostic imaging principles that have been incredibly useful to enhance our skills and therefore the care for the animals. Nic is very patient and kind, and is always happy to share her knowledge.

She guided us while scanning a variety of species (from raccoons and sloths to baby monkeys and macaws) and thanks to her we now feel a lot more confident and empowered during health evaluations of the variety of animals that we receive. Having a specialist so keen to spend time teaching us in such a professional yet personal way is a privilege, and I am very happy to see Vet-EO providing support to veterinary professionals where it is most needed.

Caroline Haywood

Former Medical Director - Soi Dog Foundation, Thailand

In December 2019, Nic volunteered with the Soi Dog Foundation, the largest animal welfare organization in Asia, focused on providing veterinary care to street dogs and cats. During her time, she trained 11 veterinarians in abdominal ultrasound and echocardiography, enabling them to handle complex medical cases more effectively in a high-pressure environment. Her practical and good-humoured approach facilitated their learning and application of these skills in their daily work.

Dr Mauricio Jiménez Soto

Coordinator - University of Costa Rica

Dr. Hayward gave talks on medical imaging, using real clinical cases, while students and other veterinary doctors listened attentively. The demonstrative talks were beneficial; all attendees were satisfied and appreciated the extensive experience she demonstrated. It was an honor to have her at our hospital, and we hope to collaborate with her to exchange knowledge.