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Cat Friendly and Stress Free Medicating Techniques

Cat Friendly and Stress Free Medicating Techniques
Cat Friendly and Stress Free Medicating Techniques

Puhuja:

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Serina Filler

DVM, PGCert, PhD, MANZCVS, MRCVS

Dr. Serina Filler is a 2012 graduate of Vienna/Austria but had spent significant time of her training at Washington State University and UC Davis, USA. She has run a cat rescue network and breeding cattery whilst an undergraduate student which was followed working as a vet in private clinics in Germany. She then relocated to the UK to obtain a postgraduate certificate in small animal medicine and surgery, a PhD in feline haemoplasmas (although she’ll tell you it’s about mice and bioinformatics) and to work in her passion field of cat-only practice.

Serina qualified as MANZCVS in 2021 and enjoys all topics feline but is particularly passionate about evidence-based medicine and data-driven innovation.

She is a published author in feline genetics, infectious diseases and pain management and serves as a reviewer for JFMS.

Booking information

Kesto: 0:52 h
Puhuja: Serina Filler
sivulta 1
57,60 USD
(sis. alv)

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