Webinars
Equine Acute Injuries: When Imaging is Critical to Success
Hear about practical real-world situations to help you discuss the value of the different imaging modalities.
Canine Lymphoma Staging Tests: Are They Really Done Anymore?
Join this this free 1-hr CE webinar for a review of canine lymphoma as well as common lymphoma staging tests.
Triaging Those Pesky Behavior Cases!
Assuage your fears and plan for tricky canine and feline behavior cases in this webinar.
EKG Interpretation for the General Practitioner: Simplifying a Complicated Diagnostic
Learn how to simplify EKG interpretation and decode many of the most frequently encountered arrythmias in veterinary medicine with seven simple steps.
Take a Breath! Management of Respiratory Emergencies
Attend this free 1-hr webinar to gain understanding of pathophysiology to appropriately treat your next respiratory emergency.
Recorded Webinar: Veterinary Care Considerations for Service Dogs
Learn about the dos and don’ts when it comes to interacting with service dogs and their handlers.
Recorded Webinar: Pemphigus Foliaceus: Who, What, When, Why, and How to Treat
Discover all the ins and outs of Pemphigus – from appearance of lesions to diagnosis to a multi-modal approach for effective treatment.
Recorded Webinar: Chemotherapy in General Practice: Is it Still Possible?
Join Rachel Venable, DVM, MS, DACVIM (Oncology) to learn more about utilizing chemotherapy in your practice.
Recorded Webinar: Feline Sporotrichosis: Why is it Important to Me?
Attend this free 1-hr webinar for discussion of sporotrichosis and clues to rapid diagnosis.
Recorded Webinar: A Practical Guide to Acute Hindlimb Lameness: Is it a Cranial Cruciate Ligament Rupture?
Attend this free, 1-hr webinar to learn how best to evaluate hindlimb lameness in dogs.
Recorded Webinar: Fundamentals of Periodontal Therapy
Learn the secrets to success in your approach to periodontal disease and therapy in daily veterinary practice.
Recorded Webinar: Updates in Canine Heartworm Disease
Attend this webinar with American Heartworm Society executive board member Dr. Marisa Ames, DVM, DACVIM (Cardiology) to learn about current trends and updates on heartworm disease, prevention, and treatments.