Canine Brain Tumors Presented by Dr. Susan Arnold (2 Hr CE)
This 2-hour CE session examines canine high-grade glioma, a deadly form of brain cancer with few treatment options and important similarities to glioblastoma in people.
RACE #20-1307646 • Provider ID #50-29055
CE Hours
2.0 Medical CE
Format
Live Webinar
Price
$85 (Early Bird)
Audience
DVMs & Technicians
Species
Canine & Feline
Status
RACE-Approved
Saturday, April 25, 2026
Practical Takeaways for Your Practice
Every session is built around cases you see in GP — leave with frameworks you can apply immediately.
Summary of canine high-grade glioma
Breed-specific survival disparities in immunotherapy trials
Translational research methods
Course Abstract
Live Online Interactive Webinar • Case-Based • Sponsor-Free
Canine high-grade glioma has limited treatment options and shares features with the most common and deadliest brain cancer in people — glioblastoma — driving enthusiasm for studying novel treatments in pet dogs with hope of benefiting both species.
In a clinical trial investigating immunotherapy-based treatments for pet dogs with high-grade glioma, a concerning pattern emerged: French bulldogs had markedly worse survival than all other breeds, including closely related breeds. Board-certified neurologist (DACVIM — Neurology) Dr. Susan Arnold provides a summary of canine high-grade glioma, the methods used to investigate this survival disparity, and the results of the investigations. Listeners will also gain an understanding of translational research. Presented through Vet On It's sponsor-free platform — no pharmaceutical influence on content or recommendations.
Curriculum Overview
5 clinically focused sessions.
. Canine High-Grade Glioma Overview
. Similarities with Human Glioblastoma
. Immunotherapy Clinical Trial
. Breed-Specific Survival Disparity
. Translational Research
What's Included
Live Q&A
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Digital Notes
Downloadable lecture PDFs
Recording Access
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CE Certificate
RACE-approved, instant download
Dr. Susan Arnold, DVM, DACVIM (Neurology)
Assistant Professor, Veterinary Neurology, University of Minnesota
Dr. Susan Arnold is an Assistant Professor of Neurology and Neurosurgery in the Department of Veterinary Clinical Sciences at the University of Minnesota College of Veterinary Medicine. She is a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine (Neurology and Neurosurgery) and serves as Director of the Canine Brain Tumor Program. Her research focuses on spontaneous brain tumors in dogs, investigating novel treatment approaches with translational applications to human oncology. She completed her DVM at the University of Wisconsin, followed by a rotating internship at the University of Minnesota and residency training in neurology and neurosurgery at the University of Georgia, where she also earned her PhD.
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All tiers include 2.0 RACE-approved CE credits, digital notes, and recording access.
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Saturday, April 25, 2026 — 10:00 AM CDT
Early Bird
Price increases to $85 at Final Price rate
- 2.0 Hours Live RACE-Approved CE
- Interactive Q&A with Dr. Susan Arnold
- Digital Lecture Notes (PDF)
- Session Recording Access
- Official CE Certificate
- Printed Lecture Notes Mailed to You
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Printed Lecture Notes & Clinical Resources — Mailed to Your Door
For a limited time, get printed lecture notes and clinical reference guides from this course — delivered straight to your clinic or home. Enroll by April 13 to ensure your materials arrive before lecture day.
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- Clinical reference guides included
- Mailed directly to your door
- Limited time — available through Monday, April 13
Offer expires Monday, April 13 at Midnight