Athens Virgin Scarlet Lady Greek Isles, Montenegro and Croatian Cruise May 2026

May 24 - May 31, 2026

Price range: $4,695.00 through $11,590.00

$4695

Athens Virgin Scarlet Lady Greek Isles, Montenegro and Croatian Cruise May 2026

The VetVacationCE cabin block is sold out.  If you are interested in joining us on the cruise, email joel@vetvacationce.com and we will check if we can add a cabin for you.

These cabins are single or double occupancy.  Single occupancy is $3700 and double occupancy is $3925.  Add $995 registration fee for each meeting attendee. This is an Adults only package. All participants must be at least 18 at the start of the adventure. If you need a different cabin or have any questions, please email joel@vetvacationce.com we will reach out to Virgin and check availability.

To register for this conference, you must reserve your cabin through our booking site. 

Technician Discount

If you are a technician, use Coupon Code TECH75 for $75 off the regular registration rate.

RACE approved CE

15 Hours of RACE approved for CE for Veterinarians and Technicians.

Internal Medicine

Daniel Langlois DVM, DACVIM-SAIM

Dr. Daniel Langlois is a tenured associate professor at the Michigan State University College of Veterinary Medicine. He is originally from Baton Rouge, LA, and he received his DVM from Louisiana State University in 2009. He then completed a 1-year internship at The Ohio State University which was followed by an internal medicine residency at Michigan State University. He obtained board certification from the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine (ACVIM) in 2013, and he has been an MSU faculty member since that time. Daniel has strong clinical and research interests in companion animal endocrinology and canine hepatology. He has authored peer-reviewed manuscripts in these fields, frequently lectures on these subjects, and routinely serves as an ad-hoc reviewer for various veterinary journals.

Presentation Synopsis

1. Addison’s Part 1: Updates on Diagnosis and Long-Term Management
2. Addison’s Parts 2 and 3: Emergency Management & the “Atypical” Addisonian
3. Updates on Diabetic Management
4. Diabetic Ketoacidosis in Dogs
5. Chronic Liver Disease in Dogs
6. Blastomycosis
7. Feline Adrenal Disease
8. Chronic Intestinal Disease in Dogs
9. Gastric Foreign Body Considerations for The ER Clinician: Cut vs Scope vs Wait
10. The Yellow Cat: In-Hospital Management
11. Canine Thyroid Disease
12. Case-Based Approach to Hypercalcemia in Dogs