Live Online Interactive Webinar · 4.0 RACE-Approved CE Hours · Canine & Feline
Chronic vomiting, pancreatitis flare-ups, protein-losing nephropathies, and recurrent uroliths are common in practice but often difficult to stage, prioritize, and manage efficiently. This 4-hour case-based program gives you practical frameworks to diagnose earlier, treat with confidence, and improve outcomes.
RACE Program #20-1201580 · Provider #50-29055
Saturday, March 21, 2026
11:00 AM CT · 12:00 PM ET · 10:00 AM MT · 9:00 AM PT
On-demand access will be available soon.
RACE #20-1201580
Provider #50-29055
100% Live Webinars
Real-time & interactive
100% Unsponsored
No industry funding
Long-Form Content
Board-certified faculty
Four clinically focused lectures totaling 4.0 RACE-approved CE hours.
Session 1· 1.0 Hour
Systematic GI workup and differential diagnosis. Build prioritized differentials from signalment, chronicity, and pattern. Differentiate primary GI disease from extra-GI causes and develop practical next-step plans for persistent or recurrent cases.
Session 2· 1.0 Hour
Evidence-informed pancreatitis decision-making. Recognize common and subtle clinical presentations, interpret cPLI and supporting diagnostics in context, stage severity, and apply practical treatment protocols for inpatient and outpatient scenarios.
Session 3· 1.0 Hour
Proteinuria localization, interpretation, and management strategy. Understand glomerular disease mechanisms relevant to PLN, use staging and monitoring to guide treatment decisions, and prioritize interventions to reduce progression and complications.
Session 4· 1.0 Hour
Stone-type-informed treatment and prevention. Differentiate likely urolith type using available clinical data, manage struvite dissolution protocols, select intervention pathways based on case factors, and implement prevention strategies to reduce recurrence.
A repeatable framework for chronic GI case triage and workup — build prioritized differentials, choose diagnostics efficiently, and develop practical next-step plans for persistent cases.
A clearer, more defensible plan for diagnosing and managing pancreatitis — recognize subtle presentations, interpret cPLI in context, and apply practical treatment protocols.
A practical PLN framework from detection through monitoring — localize proteinuria, use staging to guide treatment decisions, and prioritize interventions to reduce progression.
Stronger confidence in selecting and executing urolith treatment plans — differentiate stone types, manage dissolution protocols, and implement prevention strategies.
Live Online Interactive Webinar • Case-Based • Sponsor-Free
Chronic GI signs, pancreatitis, proteinuric kidney disease, and urolithiasis are among the most common internal medicine presentations in general practice — and among the most difficult to work up efficiently.
Over four clinically focused sessions, Dr. Laura Motschenbacher walks through diagnostic reasoning and treatment planning for high-frequency internal medicine cases in dogs and cats. Emphasis is placed on test selection, interpretation, risk stratification, and practical management pathways you can apply immediately in GP workflows.
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Saturday, March 21, 2026 · 11:00 AM CT
RACE Provider #50-29055 · Program #20-1201580 · Recording access included per event policy
#50-29055
RACE Provider
#20-1201580
RACE Program
4.0 Hours
Interactive CE Credit