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 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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Managing avian respiratory distress from initial stabilization to discharge Managing avian respiratory distress – from crisis to care This session will provide a comprehensive overview of the emergency management of respiratory distress in birds. Using clinical cases, you will learn how to recognize life-threatening respiratory signs, perform rapid assessments, initiate first therapeutic emergency steps, and develop a […]
Autoimmune and immunemediated diseases – part II. – Dr. Chiara Noli There are many autoimmune and immunomediated skin diseases in dogs and cats, with different pathogenesis and cinical presentations. Some of them are easily diagnosed on clinical grounds but some others histopathology for the diagnosis. Depending on the disease, therapeutical protocols may vary and the […]
Feline endocrinology secrets unravelled – Part 1: Feline hyperthyroidism, feline hyperaldosteronism One of the most important feline endocrinopathies undoubtedly is feline hyperthyroidism. Usually, it is not the diagnosis and management of hyperthyroidism itself that poses a problem, it is more about the co-morbiditis. Learn how to deal with concurrent chronic kidney disease, gain awareness about […]
Sodium Disorders Disorders of sodium balance can present significant therapeutic challenges in the emergency setting. Both hypo- and hypernatremia can lead to life-threatening neurological signs, and safe correction requires the understanding of pathophysiological processes associated with sodium disorders. In this case-based webinar we will discuss how to interpret clinical and laboratory parameters in order to […]
Brain Fuel (Epilepsy & Cognitive Dysfunction) Neurological health and nutrition are closely linked. This webinar covers dietary strategies that support seizure control, improve quality of life, and slow cognitive decline in ageing pets. Learning outcomes: Participants will be able to: - Understand the pathophysiological connection between nutrition and brain function. - Implement nutritional approaches for […]
Diagnosis and management of canine hypercortisolism. – Dr. Manolis Saridomichelakis Spontaneous and iatrogenic hypercortisolism is probably the most common cause of endocrine alopecia, frequently accompanied by additional skin lesions and systemic signs in dogs. Although in advanced cases diagnosis is usually straightforward, there are dogs with less typical presentations posing diagnostic dilemmas. Furthermore, the correct […]