Description
Canine anaemia is a common presentation in small animal practice and it is one of the most interesting challenges in achieving not only an accurate diagnosis but also a quick diagnosis. The first part of this talk will focus on the approach to the diagnosis in a cost –efficient and speedy manner. The second part of the talk will focus on the initial management and stabilisation. To illustrate this process an example case will be followed from first presentation to final outcome and additional cases will be shown as examples throughout. Participants will have the opportunity to anonymously select diagnostic tests and stabilisation therapies and compare their choices with colleagues.