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Tumors are quite frequent in companion animals, with malignant forms representing 56% of all the tumors in dogs and 80% in cats. Predicting the survival time and treatment response for malignant tumors is necessary to evaluate the best care options…

In this webinar we will use three cases of feline heart patients to discuss diagnostic and treatment options. Learn how to differentiate various forms of cardiomyopathy and what difference this knowledge makes, when choosing your treatment regime.

This webinar will highlight important concepts in the diagnosis of haemostatic and coagulation disorders in small animals. The webinar will begin with a review of haemostasis and coagulation physiology. Following this, we will cover the steps…

Pain management in dogs and cats has undergone a dramatic evolution in the past decade. As pets live longer, with advances in veterinary medicine chronic pain is becoming an increasingly common presentation. However, our ability to recognise and…

Symmetric Dimethylarginine (SDMA) is a renal biomarker, that is an accurate marker of Glomerular Filtration Rate. The webinar will discuss existing options for evaluating kidney function, and how IDEXX SDMA can be used alongside these tests,…

Feline pruritus can be very challenging to manage, due to the potential for severe self trauma, and challenges of medicating many cats. Accurate diagnosis is always the first important step, and in this webinar we will cover practical tips when to…

The mouth is grossly contaminated, and dental procedures are one of the most common indications for invasive procedures (dental scaling or oral surgery such as extraction of teeth). Just on this basis, it would seem appropriate to treat dental…

There are many faces of canine lymphoma, and outcomes and treatments are not all the same. This webinar covers when to use molecular diagnostic tests in those tricky cases, and how to manage the different versions of canine lymphoma appropriately for…

As nutritional support is now considered an integral part of managing critically ill patients, this presentation will focus of assessing patient’s needs for nutritional support and strategies for introducing feeding in hospitalised small animals.

Some people say that everything in dermatology looks the same; just hair loss and red or black skin. This is far from the case. If you can separate primary lesions from secondary changes you are well on your way to formulate a good diagnostic and…