This webinar will discuss what to do with the obstructed male cat, including emergency management, urinary catheterisation, coccygeal nerve blocks and other medical therapies in addition to weighing up the evidence.
Recording from 26.03.2019
Speaker:
Rachel Korman
DVM, BVSc, MANZCVS, Small Animal Internal Medicine
Dr. Korman graduated from the University of Queensland and has worked in small animal and feline only practices in both Australia and the United Kingdom.
She was awarded a Feline Advisory Bureau (now International Cat Care) Senior Clinical Training Scholarship at the University of Bristol and published research in feline infectious and haematological disease. She is a Fellow of the Australian New Zealand College of Veterinary Scientists and a registered specialist in Feline Medicine. She is a member of the Feline Expert Panel, a reviewer for the Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery, contributing author to the British Small Animal Veterinary Association of Feline Practice, a member of the Australian Heartworm Advisory Panel and a tutor for the Centre for Veterinary Education Feline Medicine Distance Education Course.
Dr. Korman works at Veterinary Specialist Services in Brisbane where she heads the feline medicine service. Her passion stems from the bond between animals and their owners and the strength of every cat’s personality!
She shares her home with two children, Professor Moriarty (a Burmese with a mind for evil deeds), Maus (a partially sighted British shorthair) and Whinny, a rescue Chihuahua who is a glorified cat.
She was awarded a Feline Advisory Bureau (now International Cat Care) Senior Clinical Training Scholarship at the University of Bristol and published research in feline infectious and haematological disease. She is a Fellow of the Australian New Zealand College of Veterinary Scientists and a registered specialist in Feline Medicine. She is a member of the Feline Expert Panel, a reviewer for the Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery, contributing author to the British Small Animal Veterinary Association of Feline Practice, a member of the Australian Heartworm Advisory Panel and a tutor for the Centre for Veterinary Education Feline Medicine Distance Education Course.
Dr. Korman works at Veterinary Specialist Services in Brisbane where she heads the feline medicine service. Her passion stems from the bond between animals and their owners and the strength of every cat’s personality!
She shares her home with two children, Professor Moriarty (a Burmese with a mind for evil deeds), Maus (a partially sighted British shorthair) and Whinny, a rescue Chihuahua who is a glorified cat.
Booking information
Duration:
1:04 h
Speaker:
Rachel Korman
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57.60 US$
(inkl. tax)
