Aaron Harper
Clinical Approaches to Canine Epitheliotropic Lymphoma
A full day of veterinary dermatology, connecting the profession across the globe.
Following a hugely successful event in February 2026, the World Association for Veterinary Dermatology (WAVD) has once again teamed up with online education specialists Elearning.Vet to bring you another groundbreaking veterinary dermatology event.
Featuring leading names in veterinary dermatology from around the world, this 24-hour continuous event aims to provide the entire global veterinary community with the highest quality education – including research updates, interactive sessions and practical cases.
Discover expert-led sessions from Global Dermathon 2027, featuring leading veterinary dermatology specialists from around the world.
Last year's Global Dermathon brought together thousands of veterinary professionals from across the world for a unique day of dermatology education.
Register free to join the Global Dermathon 2027 and experience 24 hours of veterinary dermatology education, bringing together speakers and perspectives from across the world.
Explore veterinary dermatology topics across a continuous global programme.
Hear from veterinary dermatology professionals from around the world.
Access the live online event wherever you are in the world.
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Meet the veterinary dermatology experts, specialists, clinicians, nurses and researchers joining us from around the world for Global Dermathon 2027.
Clinical Approaches to Canine Epitheliotropic Lymphoma
Derm or Dare: An Interactive Veterinary Dermatology Quiz
Beyond the Ear Swab: The Veterinary Technician's Guide to Working Up Canine Otitis
Clinical Approach to Canine Sebaceous Adenitis
Pyogranulomatous Dermatitis: A Diagnostic Challenge in Veterinary Dermatology
Orf; a Global perspective
When "Just Try a Hydrolysed Diet" Isn't So Simple...
Diagnostic Approach to the Pruritic Dog
Endocrine Disturbances and the Skin

Therapeutic Antibodies in Veterinary Dermatology: Where We Are and Where We Are Going
Superficial fungal infections in dogs and cats
Approach to Otitis Externa – Keys to Success

New World screwworm (Cochliomyia hominivorax)

Session details coming soon
Figurate erythemas in dogs and cats
JAK Selectivity: From Molecular Target to Clinical Decision-Making
Pediatric Dermatology: When Age Changes the Diagnosis
Cutaneous Lupus Erythematosus in Dogs: Mechanisms of Skin Injury
Canine Demodicosis: Past, Present, and Future
A New Way to Work Up Those Itchy Pets (how the Empathy For Itch Campaign can change the way you practice)
Pruritus in horses: it's not all Culicoides
Infectious Skin Diseases of Cattle and Goats: An African Field Perspective
Skin Biopsy Reports, Decoded: Practical Dermatopathology for GPs
Skin diseases in dogs in Japan
Diagnostic approach to nasal hyperkeratosis in dogs: a focus on genodermatoses
Dermato-oncology in dogs: Principles of Treatment and Cutaneous Adverse Events encountered with systemic chemotherapy

Session details coming soon
Pseudomonas OE (treatment and when to use C&S)
When Ear Infections Go Beyond the Ear: A Neuro-otological Perspective
Feline Atopic Skin Syndrome
Oomycete infections in animals: pythiosis, lagenidiosis – thru a One Health lens

JAK Inhibitors & Methods of Selectivity Assessment
Approach to Otitis Media in Dogs and Cats: Covering progression of OE, PSOM, Polyps/Neoplasia
How & when to biopsy skin lesions - practical tips for GPs
Pruritus in Cats: From Diagnostic Approach to Management Choices
Rodents Dermatology
Small Animal Interactive Quiz
When Ear Infections Go Beyond the Ear: A Neuro-otological Perspective
CO2 Laser and Phovia case

Sodium hypochlorite shampoo (Command™): A powerful alternative to chlorhexidine for management of skin infections
Equine Immune-Mediated Skin Disease
Unusual clinical cases in Veterinary Dermatology
Symmetrical Lupoid Onychodystrophy: Literature review with a focus on ciclosporin therapy

Beyond the Ear Canal: Otitis Externa as a Window into Skin Disease

Same Itch, Different Species: How Feline Dermatology Breaks the Rules
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Global Dermathon 2027 brings together global veterinary dermatology expertise and accessible online veterinary education.
The WAVD is a non-profit organisation that unites veterinary dermatology groups from across the globe. Its mission is to advance veterinary dermatology worldwide by promoting education, collaboration, and the exchange of scientific knowledge.
WAVD supports international congresses, scholarships, and initiatives that make specialist expertise accessible to all veterinary professionals.
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eLearning.Vet is a leading provider of online veterinary CPD, dedicated to delivering high-quality, accessible, and clinically relevant education.
With a focus on innovation, the platform brings expert-led webinars, panel discussions, and resources directly to the global veterinary community, helping practitioners keep pace with advances in practice while connecting with peers worldwide.
Visit eLearning.VetEverything you need to know about the Global Dermathon.
The Global Dermathon is a 24-hour continuous veterinary dermatology event bringing together speakers and expertise from across the world. The programme is designed to share knowledge, clinical perspectives and education across a broad range of veterinary dermatology topics.
The event is designed for veterinary professionals with an interest in dermatology, from those looking to strengthen their everyday clinical knowledge to those with a specialist interest in the field.
Sessions will run continuously across the 24-hour event, bringing together speakers from different countries, regions and areas of veterinary dermatology.
Yes. Recording-access tickets will be available, giving you the opportunity to catch up on sessions following the event.
Early Bird individual recording access is available for £29 / $39 until 1 October 2026. The standard individual price is £49 / $69 after the Early Bird period.
Yes. Discounted rates are available for purchases of 10 or more tickets, with additional discounts available for larger group purchases.
Yes. International payment options are available in a range of currencies, including AUD, BRL, CAD, CHF, EUR, INR, JPY, MXN, SEK, TRY, USD and ZAR.
The Global Dermathon brings together the global veterinary dermatology community with the World Association for Veterinary Dermatology (WAVD) and Elearning.Vet.
Further information regarding CPD recognition and certification will be confirmed ahead of the event.
The duration of recording access will be confirmed ahead of the event.
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