Help, I can’t pee! Recurrent feline urethral obstruction
Presented by Dr. Marilyn Dunn This presentation will focus on the diagnostic, medical, and interventional strategies for managing a cat with post-urethral catheterization urinary blockage. In
Presented by Dr. Marilyn Dunn This presentation will focus on the diagnostic, medical, and interventional strategies for managing a cat with post-urethral catheterization urinary blockage. In
On-demand webcast presented by Sonya G. Gordon, BS, DVM, DVSc, Dipl. ACVIM (cardiology) This session will address common questions regarding best practices for primary care
An interactive seminar presentation brought to you! Description: Bring interactive and essential training to your veterinary clinic with the RVT Approach’s In-Clinic Workshop. This seminar
On-demand webcast presented by Dr. Liberty Getman. Dr. Getman will cover the pathophysiology of osteoarthritis and explain how the regenerative medicine therapies on the market
When your dog is destroying your house, irritating the neighbours, or injuring themselves every time you leave the home, is it Separation Anxiety? How can
This course is designed to teach professionals within the canine field, rescue workers and dog owners how to assess, manage and treat mild cases of
Territorial response behaviours run the gambit from obnoxious but harmless alert barking to full blown aggressive displays, including attack behaviours, leading to serious injuries. Through
What is resource guarding? Is it treatable? Are all cases of resource guarding subject to behaviour modification? Resource guarding is characterized as an aggressive reaction
Canine Basic Behaviour 101 Safe, positive and healthy human to dog interactions start with learning to understand and speak their language. This 2.5-hour course has
Discover the latest advancements in managing bacterial resistance in veterinary care. In this webcast, Dr. Anthony Yu will review the mechanisms and concerns regarding the
Understanding the toll of burnout on veterinarians is crucial for supporting well-being in veterinary medicine. In this Wellness Wisdom video, Dr. Marie Holowaychuk speaks with
Fibrosarcomas are relatively common in cats. It is of utmost importance to differentiate vaccine or injection site-associated sarcoma (VAS) from non-vaccine-associated sarcoma as the prognosis
Do you know the importance of monoclonal antibodies in the management of canine allergic dermatitis and the role you play in improving the quality of
It’s fair to say that veterinary healthcare teams are among the health care providers with an excellent understanding of the risks associated with rabies virus:
Challenges related to pet-owner costs and other barriers to animal care have always been a part of veterinary practice. However, these day-to-day difficulties appear to
Dairy cows are increasingly being dried off at higher milk production levels, raising concerns about their health and welfare during the dry period. This elevated
Dermatopicals are often underused in managing veterinary dermatology patients. However, they can be an essential part of a multimodal treatment plan, aiding in the repair
COMMUNICATING WELL 1 CE CREDITS The key to a team’s success is communication, so CDMV provides a training that will help you understand your team’s
Join us at this recorded webinar, to make significant and long-lasting health impacts on your canine patients and your clients. Leptospirosis has received increased attention
This webcast is presented as part of our series on canine osteoarthritis addressing pathogenesis, disease awareness, canine and owner quality of life, and osteoarthritis management,
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