Do you encounter pododermatitis and want to be able to quickly and reliably determine cause, prognosis, and course of therapy? Watch this free 1-hr webinar. […]
Recorded Webinar: Canine Pododermatitis…The Agony of the Feet
Content Type: Webinar
Recorded Webinar: The Basics of Venous Blood Gas Analysis
Are blood gas and acid-base analysis causing your blood to boil? Learn the importance of and the techniques for venous blood gas interpretation. […]
Recorded Webinar: Oops…I did it again! A guide to some of the most common errors in skin cytology
Cell morphology can be tricky! Learn to gain confidence in your diagnosis. […]
Recorded Webinar: Canine Stifle Injury Series Part 2: Post-operative Rehabilitation
Walk through rehabilitation of the post-operative stifle injury patient in this free webinar. […]
Recorded Webinar: Canine Stifle Injury Series Part 1: Caring for Cruciate Ligament Deficiency
Learn about the latest surgical advancements in canine cruciate ligament deficiency, what to expect from a specialist, and what you can do when referral isn’t an option.
Photo courtesy of Derek B. Fox, DVM, PhD, DACVS […]
Recorded Webinar: Common Oral Pathology in Dogs & Cats
Unsure what to do with occlusal abnormalities, discolored teeth, or uncomplicated crown fractures? Gain confidence with this webinar. […]
Recorded Webinar: Cytology of Skin and Subcutaneous Lesions
Regain confidence in your diagnoses with his straightforward approach to cytology. […]
Recorded Webinar: Simplified Fluid Therapy for the Busy Practitioner
Unsure what to add to the bag? This FREE 1-hr webinar gives answers to this common question by walking us through the unique challenges of fluid therapy. […]
Recorded Webinar: Hematology of Infectious Disease
Does reviewing blood films make you uneasy? Do you question if it’s artifact or parasite? Watch this Free 1-HR webinar with Michael Rosser, DVM, DACVP, MS […]
Recorded Webinar: What’s In That Belly??! Your Beginner’s Guide to Canine Abdominal Ultrasound
Watch this free webinar or an introduction to identifying the five main abdominal organs on a live canine patient. […]
