Parasiticide Protocols – KISS (Keep it Simple Stupid) “to Kill a Parasite”
Dr. Danny Joffe will provide an overview of the development of clinical parasiticide protocols. These protocols respond to the need expressed by clients who want
Dr. Danny Joffe will provide an overview of the development of clinical parasiticide protocols. These protocols respond to the need expressed by clients who want
This is a learning activity on the topic of euthanasia, with two components: 1. An on-demand webcast, entitled “Euthanasia – Reducing stress while adding value”.
Malnutrition is much more common in veterinary patients than you may realize. Drs. Bersenas and Parr will discuss why early enteral nutrition, using feeding tubes,
Do you and/or members of your veterinary team sometimes struggle with “staying sane” and maintaining a healthy work‐life balance? Discover practical strategies for setting boundaries
Find out why small and toy breeds often need advanced periodontal therapy (including tooth extraction) much earlier in life than larger dogs do, and get
The legalization and growing acceptance of both medical and adult-use cannabis has led many pet families to explore the use of cannabis-based therapies for their
Legislative and regulatory status of cannabis in Canada; a brief look back at the history of cannabis prohibition and legalization, followed by a more comprehensive
Watch this webinar to learn about how you can future-proof your clinic’s small animal parasite protocols. In this session, parasitologist Prof. Christopher Fernandez-Prada will: Provide an
Presented by Dr. Danny Joffe and Dr. Mark Joffe. At least 80% of “new” human diseases are zoonotic in origin. It behooves veterinarians and medical
The Canadian Academy of Veterinary Dermatology contributed in the development of this learning activity. What role does telemedicine play in your practice? Does this technology
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