Managing osteoarthritis (OA) in pets requires a multifaceted approach to alleviate pain, improve joint mobility, and enhance overall quality of life, which can involve medication. During this webcast, Dr. Charles Bruce will discuss novel analgesics, including monoclonal antibody treatments, frunevetmab injection and bedinvetmab injection, drawing from over 12 months of clinical experience. He will provide valuable insights into case selection and management, supported by case examples.

During this webcast, Dr. Ellen Behrend will discuss sodium-glucose co-transporter-2 inhibitors (SGLT2i) for the treatment of feline diabetes mellitus. She will explore their mechanism of action, evaluating their efficacy and potential adverse effects within the context of feline care. Additionally, she will provide invaluable insights on patient selection, optimal usage, and essential monitoring protocols.

This 90-minute expert panel discussion, featuring Drs. Becky Valentine, Frédéric Sauvé, and Anthony Yu, will encompass an interactive and candid exploration of the logistics and implementation of fluorescent light energy (FLE) in veterinary medicine. They will discuss its impact on various dermatological conditions since its initial introduction in 2020, including perianal fistulas, multi-drug-resistant bacterial dermatitis, interdigital fistulas, hot spots, and wounds. Time will be allocated...

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 webcast is presented in collaboration with

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 for local risk assessment, targeted prevention, veterinary awareness, and client education. Would you like to be contacted by...

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...