Atopic Dermatitis and Allergic Otitis – Tips to Make Your Life Easier

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Speaker: William Oldenhoff, DVM, DACVD

This lecture will cover the process of diagnosis of allergic dogs and cats, and will broadly discuss treatments available. Special emphasis will be on some of the common mistakes that I see in referrals to me, and how they can be corrected.

Bio:  Dr. William Oldenhoff was born and raised in rural Wisconsin. He attended the University of Wisconsin for undergraduate studies and veterinary school. Following veterinary school, he worked in small animal general practice before returning to the University of Wisconsin for a dermatology internship and residency. He has practiced dermatology in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Fort Lauderdale, Florida and Madison, Wisconsin. Having never lived on the west coast, he decided a change was in order and has relocated to southern California to be with family. He practices at the Animal Dermatology Center in Studio City.

In his free time, Dr. Oldenhoff enjoys bicycling, traveling, cooking and spending time with family. He is particularly passionate about sourdough bread making and home fermentation. Like any good Wisconsinite, he always has a wide selection of cheeses at home.

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Collaborative Pet Care Works for Everyone!

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As how we practice veterinary medicine continues to evolve, exploration of the relationship between specialists and general practitioners is integral. Each segment works closely together, yet there can be antagonism at times. The goal of this discussion is to bring a better understanding of the referral and consultation relationship in small animal case management and discover key points for each stakeholder to consider to empower and elevate the level of care each pet receives. Using evidence-based medicine and data collected across various specialties an illustration is provided that supports this position. In particular, the use of telemedicine and remote ultrasound consultations can be a significant value-add to a general practitioner’s ability to manage a case under various conditions.

Learning objectives:

• Discuss the differences between referral and consultation
• Visit data points in the veterinary collaborative care effort
• Ultrasound consultation can be a win-win-win!
• Top 5 tips to provide excellent collaborative care
• Top 5 situations where ultrasound consultation can be very effective

Speaker: Dr. Jessica L. Larson, B.S., DVM, DACVIM (SAIM)

Bio: After graduating from the University of Tennessee College of Veterinary Medicine with honors, Dr. Jessica Larson completed a rotating small animal internship at Michigan Veterinary Specialists in Southfield, Michigan (now Blue Pearl Veterinary Partners), and then a residency in Small Animal Internal Medicine at Michigan State University College of Veterinary Medicine. After completing residency and becoming Board Certified through the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine, Dr. Larson worked in private clinical practice for many years, including home hospice and euthanasia. Private practice led to an industry position as part of the education team for an innovative pet therapeutics company, and, most recently, a national mobile specialty company serving the metropolitan Nashville area. Currently, Dr. Larson is a new business owner providing various internal medicine service options in the region, including specialty relief, endoscopy appointments, consulting and education through several online platforms, with instructor-led learning opportunities.

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Shampoos and Mousses and Sprays, Oh My!

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Learning Objectives: We’ll cover the main active ingredients in medicated topical shampoos, mousses and sprays. The hope is attendees will be more comfortable with what and why they are recommending medical topical treatments and be able to streamline what is on their shelves.

Speaker: Dr. Megan Frazer, DVM, ACVD Diplomat

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Vetoquinol

Review of Ophthalmologic Examination, Diagnostic Testing & Drug Testing

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Speaker: Dr. Jennifer Sheahan DVM, DACVO

Bio: Dr. Sheahan was born and raised in Edmond, Oklahoma. She graduated with honors from the University of California, Irvine, with a major in Biology and Criminology in 2003. Dr. Sheahan discovered her interest in comparative ophthalmology after college when she worked as an ophthalmology nurse for four years. She attended Veterinary School at Oklahoma State University, graduating in 2011. Following Veterinary School, she completed a one-year rotating small animal medicine and surgery internship at Ohio State University followed by a three-year residency in comparative ophthalmology at Animal Eye Care.

She has a particular interest in ophthalmic pharmacology as well as dry eye disorders and retinal diseases. In her free time, she enjoys photography, running, traveling, and spending time with family.

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Feline Injection-Site Sarcomas

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**Please RSVP by Friday April 13th**

Topic: Feline Injection-Site Sarcomas

Objectives:

• Review the epidemiology of Feline injection-site sarcomas (FISS)
• Understand the pathophysiology and recognize the risk factors
• Identify treatment options
• Practice management options to mitigate the risk of FISS

Speaker: Andrew Evan Schreibman, DVM

Bio: Dr. Schreibman earned his DVM from the College of Veterinary Medicine at Mississippi State University, completed a residency program in Anatomic Pathology at the University of Missouri, and served as a Small Animal Medicine and Surgery Intern at the Department of Veterinary Clinical Medicine with the University of Illinois. He brings over 20 years of diverse education and experience in veterinary medicine built from multiple disciplines – clinical practice, research, academia, and industry. Dr. Schreibman has authored and co-authored several publications and scientific presentations. In his current role as Senior Professional Services Veterinarian, he educates and presents information to colleges, corporate accounts, local associations, sales distributor partners, and individual practices. Passionate about continuous learning and evidence-based medicine, Dr. Schreibman is always seeking opportunities to provide the best education to everyone from pre-veterinary students to specialized Key Opinion Leaders. Outside of veterinary medicine, he umpires high school football & baseball and runs marathons with his wife Lisa.

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Updates in Snake Envenomation Therapy

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Topic: Updates in Snake Envenomation Therapy

Speaker: Gena C. Broussard, D.V.M

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For Feline Diabetes, It’s a Whole New Game

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**Please RSVP by April 22, 2024**

Speaker: Andrew Evan Schreibman, DVM

Learning Objectives:

• Review the pathophysiology of feline diabetes
• Understand the mode of action of the two major treatment options: insulin & sodium-glucose cotransporter 2 (SGLT2)-inhibitors
• Review the role of the kidneys in glucose physiology
• Understand the mode of action of sodium-glucose cotransporter 2 (SGLT2)-inhibitors, along with the efficacy & safety data

Bio: Dr. Andrew Schreibman earned his DVM from the College of Veterinary Medicine at Mississippi State University, completed a residency program in Anatomic Pathology at the University of Missouri, and served as a Small Animal Medicine and Surgery Intern at the Department of Veterinary Clinical Medicine with the University of Illinois.

Dr. Schreibman brings over 20 years of diverse education and experience in veterinary medicine built from multiple disciplines – clinical practice, research, academia, and industry. Dr. Schreibman has authored and co-authored several publications and scientific presentations. In his current role as Senior Professional Services Veterinarian, he educates and presents information to colleges, corporate accounts, local associations, sales distributor partners, and individual practices. Passionate about continuous learning and evidence-based medicine, Dr. Schreibman is always seeking opportunities to provide the best education to everyone from pre-veterinary students to specialized key opinion leaders. Outside of veterinary medicine, he umpires high school football and baseball and runs marathons with his wife Lisa.

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