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Feline Medicine Webinar

Feline Medicine Webinar

20/02/202519:00 - 20:00Held

Lisa and the kidneys - things that can go wrong with our "standard" therapy


Lecturer: Jennifer von Luckner, Dipl. ECVIM - CA

Overview:
In this webinar we will discuss a stable chronic kidney disease patient, and what went wrong when systemic hypertension, proteinuria and hyperthyroidism were treated. This case shows when to be careful with amlodipine, ACE inhibitors and the like.
 
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Emergency and Critical Care Webinar

Emergency and Critical Care Webinar

27/03/202519:00 - 20:00Held

Practical transfusion medicine - what is needed, how does it work, what is new?


Lecturer: Dr. Nadja Sigrist

Overview:
Does your patient need a blood transfusion? No need to panic, whole blood transfusions can also be carried out in privat practice!
In this practical webinar, we will discuss the indications for blood transfusions, the collection and administration of a whole blood transfusion, including tips on necessary (and unnecessary) materials and tests. In addition, there will be useful information and tips on how to carry out an autotransfusion and xenotransfusion.
 
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Clinical Nutrition Webinar

Clinical Nutrition Webinar

15/04/202520:00 - 21:00Held

Nutrition is part of basic veterinary care


Lecturers: Dr. Irene Bruckner ; Dr. Stefanie Handl

Overview:
Nutrition is a very popular and emotional topic for pet owners. Information they are confronted with every day is conflicting and confusing. In order to be able to advise owners on the right feed for their beloved pet, today's vet needs to know about feeding trends and rumours on the internet, about the production of feed and the nutritional requirements of the animal. Feeding errors and following well-intentioned but not sensible advice can lead to complaints that can be mistaken for disease symptoms.
Last but not least, a successful diet plan consists of more than selling one product of diet food, but should include treats, exercise and life style.
 
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Anaesthesia and Pain Management Webinar

Anaesthesia and Pain Management Webinar

11/06/202519:00 - 20:00Held

Everything you always wanted to know about Ketamine
Ketamine is more than just an anaesthetic!


Lecturer: Dr. Eva Eberspächer-Schweda

Overview:
Ketamine is a dissociative anaesthetic that is widely used in veterinary medicine due to its rapid onset of action, safety profile and broad spectrum of applications, and has become a cornerstone of veterinary anaesthesia. It is primarily used as an induction agent for general anaesthesia, often in combination with sedatives or muscle relaxants to enhance analgesia and minimise side effects. Beyond anaesthesia, ketamine is valued for its analgesic properties, particularly in the treatment of acute and chronic pain, as well as for some interesting applications that we will present in this lecture.
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Cytology Webinar

Cytology Webinar

20/08/202519:00 - 20:00Registration openRegister now

The Art of Being Wrong: Cytology Mistakes You Won’t Forget


Lecturer: Dr. Francesco Cian

Overview:
Cytology is a cost-effective, non-invasive, and often powerful diagnostic tool. Particularly useful for investigating neoplastic conditions and nodular lesions, it comes with its rules—but also exceptions and limitations. And sometimes, things don’t go quite as planned. In this webinar, we’ll review real clinical cases where diagnostic errors occurred in cytology. Because the truth is—we all make mistakes, and there’s no better way to improve than by understanding them.
 
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Behavioural Medicine Webinar

Behavioural Medicine Webinar

11/09/202519:00 - 20:00Registration opens soon

When Stress Speaks: The Behaviourist’s Role in Enhancing Clinical Outcomes


Lecturer: Dr. Stefania Uccheddu

Overview:
The "When Stress Speaks" webinar highlights the pivotal role of veterinary behaviourists in improving clinical outcomes. By integrating behavioural medicine, we achieve more accurate diagnoses, reduce stress for animals and owners, accelerate recovery, and enhance staff safety. The approach emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration and the behaviourist's importance in recognizing stress signals and implementing interventions for more cooperative and effective care.