Live Online Interactive Webinar · 4.0 CE Hours · Canine & Feline
A 4-year-old Labrador presents with chronic, recurrent ear infections despite multiple rounds of topical therapy. Is this simple otitis — or the tip of an underlying allergic disease that demands a different approach? Build the diagnostic framework that connects the skin to the whole patient.
Saturday, March 7, 2026
10:00 AM CT · 11:00 AM ET · 9:00 AM MT · 8:00 AM PT
Watch the recording and earn CE credit after a short quiz.
RACE #20-1159184
Provider #50-29055
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Long-Form Content
Board-certified faculty
Four clinically focused lectures totaling 4.0 RACE-approved CE hours.
Session 1· 1.0 Hour
Pruritic cats can be extremely frustrating to work up for a variety of reasons. This session freshens up on common causes of pruritus in the cat, including how to diagnose and treat them effectively with current protocols.
Session 2· 1.0 Hour
Canine atopic dermatitis (CAD) is becoming more common in clinical practice. Diagnosing it is not always straightforward. This session covers tips and tricks to work through these cases, plus expanded treatment options available in the last 5–10 years.
Session 3· 1.0 Hour
Ear infections can be easy to treat some of the time, but difficult cases cause significant frustration. This session discusses the problems and hurdles when dealing with otitis externa, including culture-guided therapy and escalation strategies.
Session 4· 1.0 Hour
Pyoderma cases are very common and an everyday occurrence in veterinary medicine. This session covers current techniques for diagnosing and treating pyoderma to optimize your success, including cytology best practices and antimicrobial selection.
Systematically approach the pruritic cat, from common differentials to targeted diagnostics, and select appropriate therapy based on underlying cause.
Diagnose CAD using current criteria, choose among expanded treatment options (Apoquel, Cytopoint, immunotherapy), and set realistic client expectations.
Identify the hurdles that make otitis cases fail, apply targeted culture-based therapy, and know when to escalate treatment or refer.
Optimize diagnostic cytology technique, select appropriate systemic and topical antimicrobials, and implement strategies to prevent recurrence.
Live Online Interactive Webinar • Case-Based • Sponsor-Free
Dermatology cases are among the most common — and most frustrating — presentations in general practice. Chronic itch, recurrent infections, and treatment failures erode client trust and clinician confidence alike.
Over four hours, Dr. Jason Pieper will walk you through the workup and management of feline pruritus, canine atopic dermatitis, resistant otitis externa, and recurrent pyoderma. Each topic is anchored in the cases you see every week, with practical diagnostic steps and current treatment protocols you can implement immediately.
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Step-by-step workup for the pruritic cat — differentials, targeted diagnostics, and current treatment selection.
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Clinical reference covering otitis externa management and recurrent pyoderma protocols — culture-guided therapy and recurrence prevention.
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Diagnostic algorithm and treatment guide — cytology interpretation, culture-guided therapy, and escalation strategies.
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Saturday, March 7, 2026 · 10:00 AM CT
RACE Provider #50-29055 · Program #20-1159184 · Recording access included per event policy
#50-29055
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#20-1159184
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4.0 Hours
Interactive CE Credit