Please note the product information from iM3 in this webinar is intended for veterinary surgeons.

Thanks to better husbandry, balanced diets, leash laws, veterinary health and preventative care, companion animals are living longer. This means that we’re also seeing more senior animals with chronic conditions that impact quality of life. But management of senior pets, and end of life care, can be experienced as highly stressful for companion animal owners and members of the veterinary team. While curative treatment for these conditions is not always possible, palliative care is about managing symptoms and sequelae of disease to maintain quality of life. Given the range of conditions that companion animals may suffer at the end of their lives, this webinar does not provide specific palliative care regimes. Rather, it outlines the goals of palliative care, potential barriers to providing appropriate palliative care, communication and managing owner expectations, and proactive monitoring of quality of life. There is huge scope for veterinary teams to improve the welfare of animals while supporting owners.

A guide to nurses can help in the workup of pruritic dogs. 
Pruritus can be confusing - and that's just learning how to spell it! What is it that makes dogs itch? What can we do about it? How do we reach a diagnosis?