Audio Category: Internal Medicine

What’s good for guts

David Murdoch BVMS DVR MRCVS

A discussion on current thoughts regarding GI therapeutics. presented by David Murdoch BVMS DVR MRCVS

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The Pain Perspective

Jo Murrell will provide a comprehensive overview on how pain can be managed in surgical patients, from assessing the level of pain, to how to use pain scoring tools and finally the use of NSAIDs to manage pain.
This will be followed by an overview from Gary Coxon of Cimicoxib a new generation NSAID launched by Vetoquinol
In the third and final segment, Kate White describes how pain can be identified in animals with osteoarthritis, taking into account factors such as owner recognition and the animal’s breed and temperament and how those factors influence how pain is expressed.

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Pancreatitis in cats: Challenges in diagnosis and therapy

Jane Armstrong

This webinar will be presented Jane Armstrong, DVM, MS, MBA, diplomate ACVIM (SAIM)

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Canine Diarrhoea

Prof.Mike Willard DVM, MS, DACVIM

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From ABC to LRS – fluid resuscitation in the emergency patient

Dan Holden BVetMed DVA DipECVAA CertSAM MRCVS

Dan Holden BVetMed DVA DipECVAA CertSAM MRCVS. Dan qualified from the RVC in 1991. He has spent the vast majority of his professional career working as a clinician in referral centres, both in academia and private practice. He was involved in the establishment of the ICU at the RVC and spent eight years at the University of Bristol, where he was responsible for the internal medicine emergency service and the small animal intensive care unit. As well as his expertise in intensive care, Dan has a wealth of experience in internal and emergency medicine and has lectured widely throughout the UK and abroad.

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Chronic Pain in the Geriatric Dog: Decision Making and Risk Management

Dr. Jo Murrell

Treating aging dogs can be problematic, particularly when it comes to pain management, as the presence of concurrent disease or compromised organ function means that contraindications and other factors can limit the treatment protocol.

Sponsored by  Vétoquinol

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Portosystemic Shunts Very Common, Very Confusing, Very Contentious

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Feline Diabetes — What Is So Special About Cats?

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