Live Webcast | Being Queasy Isn’t Easy: Managing Perianesthetic Nausea in Veterinary Patients

Content presented by Annatasha Bartel, BScH, BVM&S, MRCVS, DACVAA

Live Webcast | Spotlight on MPS Protective Recovery Wear: For the Best Recovery a Pet Can Get

Content presented by Ian Sandler, DVM, Chief Veterinary Medical Officer, Grey Wolf Animal Health & Melissa Burgess, Territory Manager & Client Support, Grey Wolf Animal Health

Live Webcast | Diagnosing and Managing the Hypertensive Cat: Practical Blood Pressure Monitoring in Practice

Content presented by Elizabeth Ruelle, BSc, DVM, Dipl. ABVP (feline practice) | Eric Brousseau, DVM | Jade Brattain, RVT

Parvo, Puppies and Progress: Navigating the CPMA Era

2026-05-21

1 h 11 min

Content presented by Tannetje Crocker, DVM

Parvo, Puppies and Progress: Navigating the CPMA Era

Learn more about the practical use of Canine Parvo Monoclonal Antibody and how it is changing conversations around parvo treatment, patient outcomes, and client decision-making. Canine parvovirus remains one of the most emotional and challenging diseases faced in veterinary medicine, but treatment options are rapidly evolving. In this webinar, Dr. Tannetje Crocker explores the practical use of Canine Parvo Monoclonal Antibody and how it is changing conversations around parvo treatment, patient...

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Toxicology Toolkit: Optimizing GI Decontamination and Activated Charcoal Use in Dogs and Cats

2026-04-24

1 h 12 min

Content presented by Marie Holowaychuk, DVM, Dipl. ACVECC, CYT

Toxicology Toolkit: Optimizing GI Decontamination and Activated Charcoal Use in Dogs and Cats

When a pet ingests a toxin, the “golden window” for intervention is brief. Decisions regarding gastrointestinal decontamination must be made quickly, balancing the potential for success against the risk of complications. In this 60-minute webcast, Dr. Holowaychuk will provide a comprehensive, evidence-based review of GI decontamination strategies in small animal practice. The session will begin with the latest protocols for inducing emesis, including pharmacological choices and...

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Upcoming live webcasts

November 26, 2026

Gut Instincts: Redefining Nutritional Management of Canine Chronic Enteropathy with the 2026 ACVIM Consensus Guidelines.

December 01, 2026

Being Queasy Isn’t Easy: Managing Perianesthetic Nausea in Veterinary Patients

November 24, 2026

Spotlight on Sileo® and Bonqat® — Grey Wolf Behaviour Solutions: Helping Patients, Clients, and Clinics Thrive

Content presented by Victoria Wagner, DVM, MSc, DACVM-P

“What Test Should I Run?” A Practical Guide to GI Parasite Diagnostics

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Content presented by Wendy S. Myers, CVJ, BS, BS

Strategies to Improve Medication Adherence in Diabetic Cats

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Gut Instincts:
Redefining Nutritional Management of Canine Chronic Enteropathy with the 2026 ACVIM Consensus Guidelines.

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Ian Sandler, DVM, Chief Veterinary Medical Officer, Grey Wolf Animal Health

Spotlight on Sileo® and Bonqat® — Grey Wolf Behaviour Solutions:
Helping Patients, Clients, and Clinics Thrive

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Beyond Vaccines: Parasite Essentials for Puppies and Kittens

How can you effectively prevent, diagnose, and manage intestinal parasites in puppies and kittens during their first six months of life? This presentation reviews practical parasite management in puppies and kittens, with a focus on routine deworming, fecal testing, and common intestinal parasites such as roundworms and Giardia. It highlights current recommendations for prevention and treatment during the first six months of life, while emphasizing the importance of diagnostics, client...

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E. multilocularis in Canada: An expanding parasite range

Echinococcus multilocularis (E. multi) is an expanding zoonotic risk across Canada. Previously confined to wild canids in remote areas, E. multi is now becoming established across the country.¹⁻³ This spread increases the risk of the parasites moving from wildlife to domestic dogs, creating a direct zoonotic threat in the backyards and parks where your clients frequent with their dogs. Intestinal infections in dogs are usually asymptomatic, and routine fecal flotations are unreliable for...

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Are Pets Protected? The Truth Behind Parasiticide Compliance

Listen to Stephanie Crisp in her presentation on how the Merck Parasiticide Performance Report program helps veterinary clinics assess Bravecto® and other parasiticide performance using patient, dosage, and revenue data. Understand clinic eligibility - Including compatible practice-management systems.Learn the simple 3-step enrollment process - Submit clinic/contact information, schedule an installation appointment, and install the PracticeSync data connection.Installation expectations - A...

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