Equine recurrent uveitis (ERU) is a common vision-threatening ocular disease in our equine patients. Join Dr. Rachel Allbaugh, DVM, MS, DACVO as she shows us how to best identify ERU and harness improved patient outcomes with early diagnosis, appropriate therapy, and client education.
This session will review insulin therapy in dogs and discuss management with comorbidities, including pancreatitis and Cushing’s disease. You’ll leave the session with confidence to choose the best insulin type and dose for each of your canine patients, identify potential problems with diabetes management, and effectively treat dogs with concurrent diseases.
It’s time to learn about a new modality for treating cancer. Immunotherapy is taking the human oncology world by storm, and now it’s available for our canine patients. In this session, attendees will learn about immune checkpoint inhibitors and how they work, communicating to owners about immunotherapy, and how your clinic and patients can benefit […]
This webinar will review the pathophysiology of equine protozoal myeloencephalitis (EPM) and dive into advances in diagnostics and treatment for horses with EPM. Serum titer vs. serum:CSF ratio, the importance of CSF tap location, and biomarkers of EPM and new research on persistent infection and EPM relapse.
In this expert-led session, you’ll learn how to identify cardiac murmurs in equine patients and hemodynamic consequences of different murmurs and how to describe and manage common cardiac murmurs and when to refer a horse for further evaluation.
Learn basics of reducing stress horses can experience during veterinary care and procedures. Get familiar with equine reactions and behavior.
This course provides an overview of diagnostics and treatment approaches to the most common causes of the equine acute abdomen (commonly referred to as colic). We will discuss the most prevalent conditions — how to manage them medically on the farm and when to consider referral to a veterinary hospital.