CE Calendar

During this 3-part series, instructor Jud Heinrichs, MS, PhD, Professor of Dairy Science, Penn State College of Agriculture Sciences, will help attendees learn how to help clients improve client profitability.

Part 2 will focus on identifying their opportunities. These key questions will be answered:

• How much does it COST to raise a heifer?
• How do cull cows play a part in the decision?

1.2 scientific CE credits

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During this 3-part series, instructor Jud Heinrichs, MS, PhD, Professor of Dairy Science, Penn State College of Agriculture Sciences, will help attendees learn how to help clients improve client profitability.

Part 3 will focus on addressing the next steps. These key questions will be answered:

• When there are too many heifers, who stays and who goes?
• Does it help feed inventories?

1.2 scientific CE credits

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During this 3-part series, instructor Jason Pieper, DVM, MS, DACVD, Clinical Assistant Professor, Dermatology and Otology Clinic, University of Illinois, will share clinical equine dermatology cases. Attendees will leave with information that will help them better treat their equine patients.

Part 1 will focus on common bacterial skin infections and dermatophytes. Discussion will include the following:

• Cases centered around the most common bacterial infections, including Staphylococcus spp. and Dermatophilus congolensis, and dermatophytes
• Clinical signs, diagnosis and treatment based on the most recent literature

1.2 scientific CE credits

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During this 3-part series, instructor Jason Pieper, DVM, MS, DACVD, Clinical Assistant Professor, Dermatology and Otology Clinic, University of Illinois, will share clinical equine dermatology cases. Attendees will leave with information that will help them better treat their equine patients.

Part 2 will focus on allergic dermatitis in horses. Discussion will include the following:

• Cases centered around the most common causes of allergies in horses, including insect bite hypersensitivity and atopy
• Clinical signs, diagnosis and treatment based on the most recent literature

1.2 scientific CE credits

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During this 3-part series, instructor Jason Pieper, DVM, MS, DACVD, Clinical Assistant Professor, Dermatology and Otology Clinic, University of Illinois, will share clinical equine dermatology cases. Attendees will leave with information that will help them better treat their equine patients.

Part 3 will focus on pastern dermatitis. Discussion will include the following:

• Cases centered around the most common causes of pastern dermatitis in horses
• Clinical signs, diagnosis and treatment based on the most recent literature

1.2 scientific CE credits

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During this 3-part series, instructor Ellison Bentley, DVM, DACVO, Clinical Professor – Comparative Ophthalmology, University of Wisconsin School of Veterinary Medicine, will cover a variety of small animal ophthalmology topics and review ophthalmology cases with attendees.

Part 1 will focus on managing non-healing erosions. Discussion will include the following:

• How to recognize and appropriately manage non-healing erosions, including SCCEDs and indolent erosions
• Techniques beyond debridement, recheck schedules and possible underlying causes

1.2 scientific CE credits

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During this three-part series, instructor Ellison Bentley, DVM, DACVO, Clinical Professor – Comparative Ophthalmology, University of Wisconsin School of Veterinary Medicine, will cover a variety of small animal ophthalmology topics and review ophthalmology cases with attendees.

Part 2 will focus on emergency glaucoma management. Discussion will include the following:

• The two best drugs to have in your practice to manage glaucoma and how to decide when to use each one
• Troubleshooting tonometry techniques

1.2 scientific CE credits

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During this three-part series, instructor Ellison Bentley, DVM, DACVO, Clinical Professor – Comparative Ophthalmology, University of Wisconsin School of Veterinary Medicine, will cover a variety of small animal ophthalmology topics and review ophthalmology cases with attendees.

Part 3 will focus on getting the most out of your ophthalmology referral and case discussion. It will include the following:

• A review of some techniques for smart phone photos for consults and referrals
• An invitation for participants to send in photos of cases for Dr. Bentley to review and expand on

1.2 scientific CE credits

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During this one-day continuing education opportunity, instructor Dennis Brooks, DVM, PhD, DACVO, will go over horse eye examination techniques including ocular nerve blocks, use of colors in making a diagnosis of horse corneal diseases, phoneoscopy, tonometry, fluorescein dye testing and retinal examination methods. In addition, corneal healing and medical and surgical management of superficial and deep corneal ulcers; nonulcerative keratitis; and the diagnosis and management of uveitis will be covered.

7.2 Scientific CE Credits

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Join us for this live and interactive eLearning opportunity!

If you weren’t able to attend this session last fall, here’s your chance! Drug diversion is a medical and legal concept involving the transfer of any legally prescribed controlled substance from the animal for whom it was prescribed to another person for any illicit use. Instructor Michael M. Miller, MD, DFASAM, DLFAPA, will go over what your role is in recognizing prescription drug abuse among your clients, their employees and your work team.

3.6 scientific CE credits

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Sponsored by U.S. Bank

Instructors: Nigel Cook, BSc, BVSc, Cert. CHP, DBR, MRCVS; Karl Burgi; and Kimberly Evert

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7.2 Scientific CE Credits

Join us for this live and interactive eLearning opportunity!

Darren Berger, DVM, DACVD, will cover a wide range of small animal dermatology topics during this one-day continuing education event. Instruction will include discussions on canine and feline dermatitis, selecting the best topical therapy for your small animal patients, and common skin conditions that are often misdiagnosed as allergic dermatitis.

7.2 Scientific CE Credits

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Thank you to our Exclusive Event Sponsor: Hill’s Pet Nutrition

Instructor: Travis Henry, DVM, DAVDC

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7.2 Scientific CE Credits

Instructor: Claudia Kirk, DVM, PhD, DACVN, DACVIM (SAIM)

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7.2 Scientific CE Credits

Sponsored by Hill’s Pet Nutrition and U.S. Bank