Complicated and unusual cases of pruritus in dogs and cats. – Dr. Manolis Saridomichelakis From time to time, we examine dogs and cats with pruritic skin diseases where the primary cause is not easy to identify. They may represent unusual clinical presentations of common skin diseases, less common diseases or the cumulative effect of multiple […]
Sweets for my sweet – Diabetes The right diet for animals, especially cats, with diabetes is still a subject of great debate and misunderstandings. Are carbs the enemy? What makes a “good diabetes diet”? What if my cat won’t eat it? Owners often have big expectations in dairy management, since this is what they know […]
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 […]
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 […]
Stuck in the middle with you – Pancreatic disease Pancreatitis has become a frequent disease – or not? We will discuss if an elevated PLI always indicates pancreatitis and which dietary management those patients require. EPI cases are easy to treat – we just give enzymes, right? While enzyme supplementation is the cornerstone of treatment, […]
Complicated cases of atopic dermatitis in dogs. – Dr. Manolis Saridomichelakis Some dogs with chronic, severe, and poorly controlled atopic dermatitis are presented with worrisome comorbidities, such as end-stage otitis externa, otitis media, and deep bacterial infections caused by multidrug-resistant bacteria. A strategic plan is needed to control these comorbidities, to complete the diagnostic investigation […]
Pleural space disease -how to differentiate and stabilize? This second respiratory distress CCM webinar will explore the clinical signs associated with pleural space disease with a focus on recognizing key indicators and understanding the implications of altered breathing patterns and abnormal auscultation results. The webinar will also cover essential stabilization techniques for patients in respiratory […]
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 […]
Mellow yellow – Liver disease The liver is at the centre of the entire metabolism. Different diseases and functional impairments of the liver can therefore affect different functions. With the right diet, we can relieve the strain on the liver and alleviate functional limitations. We will present cases of chronic hepatopathy, feline hepatic lipidosis and […]
Respiratory Distress I This case-based webinar will revisit key clinical signs allowing us to localize the problem to a specific part of the respiratory tract. Attendees will learn the importance of clinical signs and practice evaluation of respiratory types and auscultation results. The webinar will also emphasize practical approaches to stabilizing patients in respiratory distress. […]
Pruritus in cats and dogs. – Dr. Chiara Noli Pruritus is the most common presenting complaint in cats and dogs, accounting for over half of the dermatological cases. There are several causes for pruritus, among these parasitic, infectious and allergic diseases. A systematic diagnostic approach is necessary to identify the correct diagnosis and plan the […]