Calendar of Events

CLICK HERE for details and online registration – deadline is September 30, 2023

This course is intended to provide veterinary practitioners with an introduction on how to approach wildlife medicine cases for the purpose of stabilizing the animal and subsequent transfer to an authorized wildlife rehabilitator. Further, veterinarians will learn about various wildlife rehabilitation considerations that are important to restore health and welfare of the wild patient. This course is a mix of synchronous and asynchronous online learning. There will be live attendance required for some virtual meetings.

Registration for the Wildlife Medicine Course – Private Practitioners includes:

• An Ebook copy of Standards for Wildlife Rehabilitation
• 10 RACE-approved CE credits

In this presentation we cover the important aspects in managing urolithiasis using evidence based medicine and case examples. We will explore the intricacies of management techniques with a focus on nutritional support and helpful hints for patients with comorbidities.

6:00 pm – Registration
7:00 pm – Dinner
7:30 pm – Presentation

Presenter – Kaitlyn Schill, DVM, CCRP
Sponsor – Royal Canin

1.0 hour CE credit

DVMA Members – FREE
Non-Member LVT or Assistant – $25
Non-Member Veterinarian – $50

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Deadline to Register – September 21, 2023

CLICK HERE for details and online registration – deadline is September 30, 2023

This course is intended to provide veterinary practitioners with an introduction on how to approach wildlife medicine cases for the purpose of stabilizing the animal and subsequent transfer to an authorized wildlife rehabilitator. Further, veterinarians will learn about various wildlife rehabilitation considerations that are important to restore health and welfare of the wild patient. This course is a mix of synchronous and asynchronous online learning. There will be live attendance required for some virtual meetings.

Registration for the Wildlife Medicine Course – Private Practitioners includes:

• An Ebook copy of Standards for Wildlife Rehabilitation
• 10 RACE-approved CE credits

Nutritional Support For Pets With Cancer
During this talk, you will learn:  Current challenges and pitfalls of nutritional management for cancer patients; new nutritional innovation to help manage cancer patients for better outcomes.  This talk is appropriate for those that treat and/ or manage patients undergoing treatment or just living with cancer.

Optimizing the Care of Pets With Chronic Kidney Disease
During this talk, you will learn: The prevalence of Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD); current nutritional management for longevity of patients with CKD; and new innovation to help manage your CKD patients with the latest in nutritional advances.

6:30  pm – Registration
7:00 pm – Plated Dinner & Presentation; 8:45 pm – Q&A

1.0 hour CE Credit

Speaker
Deidre Gesualdi, DVM, MS, Professional Consulting Veterinarian, Hill’s Pet Nutrition
Sponsor
Hill’s Pet Nutrition

Deadline to Register – September 30, 2023

DVMA Members – FREE
Non-Member Veterinarians – $50
Non-Member Technicians or Assistants – $25

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They don’t make Pinkeye like they used to! You may have noticed that IBK (Infectious Bovine Keratoconjunctivitis) is not “acting” like it did 10 years ago, or it isn’t responding to treatment as we would expect it to. This webinar will explain some of the changes that IBK has undergone in recent years, why it seems to be more difficult to treat, and what we can try to do about it.

DVMA Members: FREE
Non-Members: $20

1.0 hour continuing education credit provided through DVMA

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CLICK HERE for details and online registration – deadline is September 30, 2023

This course is intended to provide veterinary practitioners with an introduction on how to approach wildlife medicine cases for the purpose of stabilizing the animal and subsequent transfer to an authorized wildlife rehabilitator. Further, veterinarians will learn about various wildlife rehabilitation considerations that are important to restore health and welfare of the wild patient. This course is a mix of synchronous and asynchronous online learning. There will be live attendance required for some virtual meetings.

Registration for the Wildlife Medicine Course – Private Practitioners includes:

• An Ebook copy of Standards for Wildlife Rehabilitation
• 10 RACE-approved CE credits

Tracks:
Companion Animal Neurology – Dr. Jay McDonnell & Feline Internal Medicine – Dr. Renee Rucinsky
Veterinary Technology Emergency/Critical Care – Mr. Jeff Backus
Equine – Dr. James Orsini & Dr. Louise Parente Southwood

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