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2026-06-15
1 h 15 min
Join us June 15, 2026 at 7 p.m. (EDT) for this presentation and discover Dr. Anthony Yu's diagnostic tips on key challenges in canine otitis externa. Incomplete resolution of otitis externa is one of the most common reasons cited by clients for frustration with their veterinarian and a common cause for seeking second opinions. In this session, Dr. Yu will provide diagnostic tips, including addressing underlying etiologies, updated affordable diagnostic imaging options, optimizing sampling and...
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2026-06-16
1 h 15 min
Join us June 16, 2026 at 7 p.m. (EDT) for this presentation to better understand feline behaviour and build a practical framework for creating healthier, more harmonious environments for cats and their owners. Are homes truly “cat-friendly” or just “cat-habitable”?
Join Dr. Kelly St. Denis for a webinar that moves beyond the medical vs. behavioural divide to explore a holistic framework for feline health and well-being. In this webinar, she will introduce the Health Triad, where physical,...
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2026-06-10
1 h 15 min
Join us June 10, 2026 at 7 p.m. (EDT) for this presentation and discover Dr. Jennifer Willans and Dr. Robert Ward’s TOP 10 of things that can go wrong with allergy management. The American College of Veterinary Dermatology performed a survey of approximately 300 North American veterinary clients who owned pets with a dermatology problem. 73% of clients who visited their primary care veterinarian more than 3 times for evaluation of their pets’ dermatologic problems reached a “tipping point of...
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90 sec Scoop
2025-11-24
01:30 min
When should you adapt the diet of a cat with chronic kidney disease (CKD), and which types of nutrients should be adjusted in the diet?
In this 90-sec SCOOP video, Dr. Jenna Manacki explains the essential role of nutrition in managing feline CKD. Based on the IRIS guidelines, she highlights the importance of nutritional intervention at different early stages of CKD through diet-based nutrients, as well as practical strategies to encourage water intake.
Don’t miss these practical tips to...
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2025-10-28
01:50 min
In this 90-sec SCOOP video, Dr. Jenna Manacki, residency-trained in clinical nutrition, summarizes key aspects of managing struvite urinary crystals in dogs. She briefly explains the essential elements in preventing struvite uroliths and urinary tract infections, as well as how to ensure proper follow-up and effective treatment for your canine patients.
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2025-09-22
01:50 min
In this 90-sec SCOOP video, Dr. Jenna Manacki shares how nutrition can play a role in managing feline diabetes.Learn how fibre and protein rich diets can increase satiety, slow nutrient absorption, and help reduce insulin peaks after meals. Practical tips to support hydration are also highlighted. While not all cats respond to dietary changes alone, nutrition remains a powerful tool in regulating blood glucose.
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Brain Matters
Bone marrow suppression in veterinary oncology most often leads to neutropenia, which is the primary toxicity that limits how much chemotherapy can be safely administered.
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Chemotherapy is widely used in veterinary oncology, and understanding typical side effect patterns helps set realistic expectations for treatment. Although most dogs and cats tolerate chemotherapy well, the frequency and severity of adverse effects differ between species.
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Staging decisions for canine and feline cancers should be guided by the 3 Ps: Prognostic, Practical, and Pertinent.
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Case studies
2025-11-26
12:00 min
Fannie, an 8.5-month-old spayed female domestic shorthair, presented with a wobbly hind limb gait and a finicky appetite. One of her caregivers worries they may have stepped on her and reports frequent food changes to keep her eating.
Follow the evolution of her case to discover the cause of her symptoms.
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2025-09-18
12:00 min
Rocky, a 3-year-old neutered Labrador Retriever × Bernese Mountain Dog mix, has been experiencing persistent pruritus for the past five months, which remains uncontrolled without medication. His stools have also been consistently abnormal.
Follow the evolution of his case to discover the cause of his symptoms.
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2025-03-25
10:00 min
Steve, a 12-year-old DSH with a body condition score of 7/9, recently began monthly nerve growth factor monoclonal antibody treatment for arthritis. He is presented to your clinic due to reduced jumping ability and apparent pain while walking.
Follow the evolution of his case to find out what is causing his symptoms.
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Kitty Academy
2025-11-10
34:04 min
Until recently, feline infectious peritonitis (FIP) was considered a fatal disease with no effective treatment. Thanks to extensive and ongoing research by international experts, there is now real hope for cats affected by FIP.
Once the diagnosis has been made and treatment with Bova GS-441524 has begun, what comes next? As we continue to learn more about FIP treatment, we continue to gather information about expected treatment responses and how to manage individual patients.
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2025-04-28
33:49 min
While insulin has been a mainstay in the treatment of feline diabetes for decades, new treatments and creative monitoring options have increased our ability to provide individualized care. In this presentation, we will explore an expanding range of therapeutic options—from nutrition to insulin to the newer SGLT2 inhibitors. Throughout the session, we will examine how these options support the concept of Spectrum of Care.
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2024-12-08
08:55 min
GET THE LATEST SCOOP ON MATERNALLY DERIVED ANTIBODY INTERFERENCE IN KITTENS
Maternally derived antibody (MDA) interference can complicate kitten vaccination schedules, making it a key concern for veterinarians and cat owners.
In this edition of the KITTY INSIDER, Dr. Kelly St. Denis explores the complexities of MDA interference in kittens. She shares valuable insights on how MDA can impact vaccine efficacy and provides practical strategies for optimizing vaccination protocols. From...
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NutriQUIZ
2025-12-08
05:00 min
Because nutrition is critical for central nervous system development, it is important to understand when a diet change should be considered. With pets living longer and benefiting from improved veterinary care, neurological signs associated with aging and medical conditions are being seen more frequently. For these patients, nutritional modifications may be critical or at least contribute to the patient’s quality of life.
This NutriQUIZ reviews key nutrients to help you promote the brain...
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2025-11-18
05:00 min
Malnourishment is a state of suboptimal nutrient intake due to the inadequate consumption of food, the feeding of an unbalanced diet, or the inappropriate assimilation of energy and nutrients by the body. Malnourishment and underconditioning can increase morbidity and mortality in veterinary patients and should be addressed in a timely manner. Anorexia, dysrexia (altered food intake), and cachexia are common in veterinary patients with renal impairment, malabsorptive gastrointestinal disease,...
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2025-10-14
05:00 min
Maintaining a healthy weight is essential for a pet’s overall wellness, quality of life and longevity, making proactive weight management a key priority in veterinary care. As obesity in pets becomes increasingly prevalent, veterinary teams are faced with the growing need for effective and sustainable strategies tailored to everyone.
Excess body fat contributes to numerous health concerns, including joint disease, metabolic imbalances, cardiovascular strain and decreased mobility—all of which...
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Scientific Snapshots
2026-01-13
03:30 min
Otitis externa is very common in canine and feline patients. This malady occurs most often secondary to allergic skin disease (atopic dermatitis, food allergy and flea bite allergy). Parasites within the ear canals would be the next most common disease that causes severe otitis. Erythemato-ceruminous otitis externa (ECOE) is the most common presentation of otitis seen in clinical practice, as described in 3 recent studies. This type of ear disease typically involves marked erythema of the ear,...
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2025-12-22
02:30 min
The canine hookworm Ancylostoma caninum has been a common parasite in the US for decades, especially in the southernmost states. Clinical illness due to this parasite is most common in young puppies and kittens. Young dogs and cats afflicted with this parasite can develop severe diarrhea and marked anemia; fatalities are not uncommon. More recently, resistance of hookworms to the entire benzimidazole family of drugs (including fenbendazole, febantel, macrocyclic lactones, avermectins and...
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2025-11-04
02:30 min
Both trichobezoars and phytobezoars are common causes of intestinal obstruction in cats. Trichobezoars (also called hairballs) have been reported to occur most commonly due to excess hair ingestion. Excess grooming of the haircoat has been linked to allergic skin disease, other pruritic dermatological diseases (such as flea infestation), behavioural issues and disorders in intestinal motility. Phytobezoars occur most often due to grass or plant ingestion. In humans with intestinal obstruction...
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Vetspresso
2024-11-05
4:55 min
Harmful algal blooms, particularly those caused by blue-green algae, remain a significant global threat, exacerbated by rising temperatures and nutrient contamination. These blooms can result in severe health issues and fatalities among various species, including humans, pets, and wildlife, primarily through contact with contaminated water. Companion animals, especially dogs, play a crucial role in monitoring exposure to harmful algal blooms, as they frequently exhibit signs of illness,...
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2024-10-09
5:23 min
The association between co-morbid conditions and antibiotic use in veterinary dentistry can significantly influence decision-making for patient care. While dental procedures are common in veterinary practice, underlying health issues—such as cardiovascular, hepatic, renal, or endocrine disorders—often dictate whether antibiotics are prescribed to prevent infections. Adopting tailored approaches in veterinary practices ensures more responsible antibiotic use, leading to better health outcomes...
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2024-09-10
5:12 min
Exploring strategies to communicate treatment options with clients along a spectrum of care approach
By adopting strategies to improve communication with clients regarding care options and case management through shared decision-making, veterinary teams can foster stronger client involvement, boost satisfaction, and optimize patient outcomes. This collaborative approach not only enhances patient care but also facilitates personalized, evidence-based treatment plans, leading to improved health outcomes for patients and stronger client-veterinarian relationships.
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