Join us on May 15 at 7 p.m. (EDT) as we review proper techniques to provide pathologists with comprehensive data for accurate analysis. Biopsies are one of the most useful tools available for dermatological cases. They stand as a cornerstone in diagnosing skin conditions, offering invaluable insight. During this webcast, Dr. Elizabeth Goodale will explore ways to harness their full potential, as careful consideration is paramount when deciding the timing and location of biopsy procedures. This...

Join us on April 30 at 7 p.m. (EDT) to make significant and long-lasting health impacts on your canine patients and your clients. Leptospirosis has received increased attention regarding its emergence and spread in dogs throughout Canada. This case-based talk will review the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of this often-fatal zoonotic disease. During this webcast, Drs. Michelle Evason and Jason Stull will highlight recent research into the epidemiology of this disease in Canada to allow...

This lighthearted ‘fireside chat’ session will provide a summary of essential aspects regarding judicious antimicrobial use and stewardship for dogs and cats. During this webcast, Drs. Michelle Evason and Scott Weese will discuss recent peer-reviewed literature and rely on expert- and evidence-based clinical resources to aid in case management and communication with pet owners.

During this webcast, Dr. Holly Brown and Jessica Wilson-Hess discuss how many patients present with non-specific clinical signs, and how behavioural changes may or may not reflect underlying disease. Even with a thorough history and skilled physical exam, veterinary teams may be misled as to the underlying pathologic condition(s). However, by performing lab work and obtaining an objective minimum database from patients, they can make more accurate diagnoses and choose appropriate treatments.

During this webcast, Dr. Allison Collier will discuss the utility of low-fat diets as well as the impact and importance of the gastrointestinal microbiome in gastrointestinal diseases.

This webcast is presented as part of our series on canine osteoarthritis addressing pathogenesis, disease awareness, canine and owner quality of life, and osteoarthritis management, including new developments. In this webcast, Dr. Oliver Harms provides great insights on how to improve mobility and physical activity in dogs with osteoarthritis (OA) thanks to physiotherapy. Learn how physiotherapy can be combined with all treatment modalities in all stages of OA as part of a multimodal treatment...

During this webcast, Dr. Roseline Lorrain will delve into the intricacies of identifying teeth that require extraction, assessing the difficulty level of an upcoming procedure, and acquiring essential tricks to achieve success. She will also share her knowledge on managing root fractures and retrieving root fragments effectively.

With the shortage of veterinary team members and high caseloads, veterinary professionals are struggling with burnout. Workplace toxicity contributes to employee burnout and dissatisfaction, which can lead to a vicious cycle of turnover and exhaustion for team members who are left behind. Recent studies and focus groups have served to highlight the components of a toxic workplace, in which toxic attitudes are ignored or not addressed. During this webcast, veterinary wellness advocate and...

Is your hospital “tech fearful”, “tech forward” or somewhere in the middle? As daunting as it may seem, the benefits of using technology are well worth the bumps in the road. During this webcast, Dr. Brendon Laing, veterinarian, practice owner, and technology advocate, discusses this topic with some fresh ideas for low-, medium-, and high-tech options and the potential impact on hospital efficiency.