Neonatal Resuscitation in Kittens and Puppies Lecturer: Dr. Nadja Sigrist Overview: Despite advances in reproductive management and perioperative care, neonatal mortality rates in dogs and cats remain high. This webinar will present the 2025 RECOVER newborn resuscitation guidelines and discuss traditional techniques and newer insights of neonatal resuscitation. We will discuss the benefit of effective […]
Home-Made Diets for Dummies (Cooking, BARF) Client interest in home-prepared diets is rising. This webinar offers a practical, non-judgmental guide to evaluating, advising on, and correcting cooked and raw feeding plans without alienating owners. Learning outcomes: Participants will learn to: - Recognize common nutrient deficiencies and risks in home-prepared diets. - Advise clients on safe […]
Septic Peritonitis Septic peritonitis remains one of the most critical abdominal emergencies in small animal practice, requiring rapid recognition and decisive management to improve patient outcome. The emergency clinician is challenged not only by the severity of systemic illness but also by the need to balance stabilization with the urgency of surgical intervention. In this […]
The vomiting cat There are so many differentials. How to work through them and find the diagnosis? Based on the very first session we will find a problem oriented structured approach to this. We will learn how to read laboratory results and ultrasound findings with a focus. The better we have done our homework the […]
Diagnosis and management of canine hypothyroidism. – Dr. Manolis Saridomichelakis Canine acquired hypothyroidism is a relatively common disease but, in clinical practice, it is overdiagnosed. The reasons are multiple and they include, among others, non-thyroidal illness, drug administration, laboratory errors, and diagnosis based solely on hormone concentrations without consideration of the signalment, the clinical presentation […]
The Hyper Cat (Hyperthyroidism & Hypercalcemia) Cats presenting with “hyper” problems can be diagnostically complex. This webinar walks through hyperthyroidism, primary and secondary hypercalcemia, concurrent disease, and the role of nutrition in stabilizing or managing these patients. Learning outcomes: Participants will learn to: - Understand current diagnostic and treatment pathways for hyperthyroid and hypercalcemic cats. […]
Heat Stroke In this case-based webinar we will revisit the pathophysiology of heatstroke and the key steps in the emergency approach, from rapid cooling strategies to stabilization of circulation and prevention of secondary complications. We will discuss how to recognize early versus advanced clinical presentations, how to tailor fluid therapy in the face of possible […]
Anaemia – can be helped, even at low cost Lecturer: Jennifer von Luckner, Dipl. ECVIM - CA Overview: Young cat; severe anaemia; no money…. Do not give up that easily! A structured approach will help you identify essential diagnostic and therapeutic steps.
Decoding Pain – Behavioural Indicators Beyond the Obvious Pain in animals often manifests behaviourally rather than physically, especially in chronic or low-grade conditions. Subtle shifts in posture, reactivity, or interaction patterns may be the only indicators of discomfort, requiring a refined diagnostic lens. Aims: • To deepen understanding of pain-related behavioural expressions. • To improve […]
The Missing Piece: Nutritional Interventions That Solved the Case Lecturers: Dr. Irene Bruckner ; Dr. Stefanie Handl Overview: This webinar showcases real clinical cases in which nutritional strategies were the decisive diagnostic or therapeutic step. Participants will explore how diet interacts with physiology, pathology, and treatment response, and learn to recognize scenarios in which nutrition […]
Neuro-Toxicities When faced with patients presenting with acute neurological signs, the emergency clinician must rapidly consider toxicities as a possible underlying cause. In this case-based webinar we will revisit the most common toxic agents leading to neurological signs in small animals, including tremor- and seizure-inducing toxins as well as those causing altered mentation or weakness. […]