Be confident diagnosing, determining the underlying cause of and treating even the most complicated corneal ulcers for the best clinical outcomes. […]
Recorded Webinar: The General Practitioner’s Guide to Corneal Ulcers
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5 Things To Consider When Choosing An IV Pump
Tasha McNerney, CVT, CVPP, VTS explores 5 key things to consider when selecting a Fluid Pump that fits your unique practice. […]
Practical Oncology for the Veterinary Practitioner
This webinar will through indications, procedures, and pros and cons of various diagnostic testing options for cancer in veterinary medicine […]
Recorded Webinar: Hyperadrenocorticism: Diagnosis, Treatment, and Monitoring
Learn what to be on the lookout for in your patients, and then dive into treatment and what’s new for the successful management of Cushing’s disease. […]
Recorded Webinar: Cavity Effusions: Tips to Make the Most of that “Tap”
Learn valuable point of care evaluation tools to aid in the diagnosis of the various effusion types. […]
Canine Lymphoma: Molecular Diagnostics and Treatment Strategies
This webinar will provide real-life case examples involving state-of-the-art cancer testing modalities. […]
Anything But Straight Forward: A Journey with Bisecting Angle Technique
Mastering the bisecting angle technique can be anything but straight forward sometimes. Amy Birchall, RVT, takes us on her journey of mastering her angles […]
Recorded Webinar: Veterinary Toxicology: Approach Pet Poisonings Correctly from the Start
Brush up on common pet poisonings by attending this FREE 1-hr webinar with Veterinary Toxicologist, Renee Schmid, DVM, DABT, DABVT. […]
Recorded Webinar: A Look to the Future of Canine Cancer Diagnostics
Learn about the science behind cancer screening using nucleosomic quantification (Nu.Q®) technology, and the importance of implementing cancer screening into wellness visits. […]
Recorded Webinar: Clinical Applications of C-Reactive Protein in Dogs
Join Dr. Anna Hillström, DVM, Dipl ECVCP, PhD for this webinar on the clinical applications of C-reactive protein in dogs. […]
