April Bays CVT, VTS (ECC), VCC reviews the pathophysiology of hypoadrenocorticism. She then discusses common clinical signs, diagnosis, and treatment of these patients, with a focus on patients in acute crisis.d cell, and platelet observations. Date & Time Wednesday, April 20, 20226:00 pm – 7:00 pm (Central Time) Please note that registration for the webinar…
Dr. Misty Edmondson reviews the most common causes of urinary tract disease in small ruminants. She discusses clinical signs, diagnostics, treatment, and prevention of urolithiasis, and she also briefly covers conditions such as ulcerative posthitis and renal amyloidosis. Date & Time Wednesday, May 4, 202212:00 pm – 1:00 pm (Central Time) Please note that registration…
Dr. Michelle Evason discusses clinical signs, diagnosis, amd treatment of Lyme disease in dogs and cats. She then reviews prevention strategies. Date & Time Tuesday, May 17, 202212:00 pm – 1:00 pm (Central Time) Please note that registration for the webinar will close 15 minutes prior to start of the event. Files Course Handout Slide…
Dr. Lenore Bacek reviews arrhythmias that are commonly encountered in small animal emergencies. She provides tips for recognizing arrhythmias and recommended treatment options. Date & Time Wednesday, May 18, 20226:00 pm – 7:00 pm (Central Time) Please note that registration for the webinar will close 15 minutes prior to start of the event. Files Course…
Dr. Jill Narak reviews differential diagnoses for down cats and dogs. She then dicusses a step-by-step diagnostic approach in general and specialty practice. Finally, she discusses management and prognosis for these cases. Date & Time Wednesday, May 25, 20227:00 pm – 8:00 pm (Central Time) Please note that registration for the webinar will close 15…
Dr. Misty Edmondson reviews the most common emergencies in small ruminants: anemia due to intestinal parasitism, urinary obstruction, pregnancy toxemia, and dystocia. She discusses diagnosis, treatment, and prevention for each condition. Date & Time Thursday, June 2, 202212:00 pm – 1:00 pm (Central Time) Please note that registration for the webinar will close 15 minutes…
Dr. Todd Marlo discusses the diagnosis and management of glaucoma in dogs and cats. He reviews acute and chronic clinical signs, pathobiology, and medical and surgical treatment options. Date & Time Wednesday, June 29, 20226:00 pm – 7:00 pm (Central Time) Please note that registration for the webinar will close 15 minutes prior to start…
Blood pressure assessment is an essential skill for veterinary technicians. Accurate and reproduceable results are used to drive therapeutics in the ER, ICU, and for anesthetized patients. This lecture reviews the pros and cons of direct and indirect blood pressure techniques before moving on to focus on Doppler blood pressure assessment. Date & Time Thursday,…
Dr. Amy Pike reviews the diagnosis and management of feline inappropriate urination. She discusses medical and behavioral causes of this condition and provides tips for alleviating stress in these patients. Date & Time Thursday, June 16, 20226:00 pm – 7:00 pm (Central Time) Please note that registration for the webinar will close 15 minutes prior…
The session sponsored by PetDx will review data from the CANcer Detection in Dogs study that validates PetDx’s “liquid biopsy” technology for cancer detection in dogs. Dr. Andi Flory will review the clinical applications of this innovative cell-free DNA-based technology and provide initial laboratory experience showing how this test is being used in veterinary practices…