11:00 AM· 70 min
On-Demand Recording Available — Earn CE at Your Own Pace
Live Online Interactive Webinar · 4.0 RACE-Approved CE Hours · Canine
Canine Veterinary Ophthalmology: Adnexa, Cornea, and Intraocular Disease
4.0 hours of RACE-approved CE covering adnexal conditions, corneal diseases, and intraocular problems in the canine patient with board-certified ophthalmologist Dr. Rachel Allbaugh.
Canine-focused session. All three topics center on the canine patient. Feline ophthalmology has its own dedicated lecture on October 9.
RACE Program #20-1401450 · Provider #50-29055
Sep4
Friday, September 4, 2026
11:00 AM CT · 12:00 PM ET · 10:00 AM MT · 9:00 AM PT
Watch the recording and earn CE credit after a short quiz.
RACE #20-1401450
Provider #50-29055
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Agenda · Friday, September 4, 2026
Three 70-minute lectures over 4 hours
Three focused lectures cover adnexal issues, corneal diseases, and intraocular problems. Each 70-minute lecture is followed by 10 minutes of Q&A, with two short breaks. Friday, September 4, 11:00 AM–3:10 PM Central. 4.0 CE hours total.
12:10 PM· 10 min
Q&A
12:20 PM· 5 min
Break
12:25 PM· 70 min
Lecture 2 — Corneal Diseases
1:35 PM· 10 min
Q&A
1:45 PM· 5 min
Break
1:50 PM· 70 min
Lecture 3 — Intraocular Problems
3:00 PM· 10 min
Q&A
Times shown in CT — CentralLive Q&A and recording access included
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Practical Takeaways for Your Practice
Adnexal condition diagnosis and management
Systematic approach to eyelid masses, entropion, ectropion, distichiasis, and third eyelid disorders.
Corneal disease workup and treatment
Ulcer classification, indolent ulcer management, sequestrum, and immune-mediated keratitis protocols.
Intraocular disease recognition and intervention
Uveitis workup, glaucoma emergency management, lens luxation, and fundic examination techniques.
Course Abstract
Live Online Interactive Webinar • Case-Based • Sponsor-Free
Ocular disease is one of the most common reasons for veterinary visits, yet many practitioners feel underprepared to diagnose and manage conditions beyond the basics.
This 4-hour CE course provides a systematic, case-based approach to adnexal conditions (eyelid masses, entropion, third eyelid disorders), corneal disease (ulcer classification, indolent ulcers, immune-mediated keratitis), and intraocular problems (uveitis, glaucoma, lens luxation, retinal disease). Presented by Dr. Rachel Allbaugh, DVM, MS, Diplomate ACVO, Endowed Professor at Iowa State University with over 60 peer-reviewed publications. Presented through Vet On It's sponsor-free platform — no pharmaceutical influence on content or recommendations.
Included with registration
Everything registered attendees receive
PDF · Print-ready
Corneal Ulcer Decision Guide
Printable clinical decision guide for corneal ulcer assessment and management in small animal practice — included with registration.
With every registration
Course access
- ✓Live interactive session with Dr. Rachel Allbaugh — 4.0 RACE-approved CE hours
- ✓Downloadable digital lecture notes (PDF)
- ✓Recording access per event policy — on-demand CE after the required quiz
- ✓CE certificate issued after attendance
Registration
Canine Veterinary Ophthalmology: Adnexa, Cornea, and Intraocular Disease
Join Dr. Rachel Allbaugh for 4.0 hours of veterinary ophthalmology CE.
$110
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Friday, September 4, 2026 · 11:00 AM CT
RACE Provider #50-29055 · Program #20-1401450 · Recording access included per event policy
Program Certification
#50-29055
RACE Provider
#20-1401450
RACE Program
4.0 Hours
Interactive CE Credit
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this course appropriate for veterinary technicians?
Yes. This course is designed for veterinarians and credentialed technicians. The clinical frameworks and diagnostic approaches are applicable across roles. RACE-approved for technician CE credit.
Will I receive lecture materials?
Yes. Registered attendees receive downloadable digital lecture notes and supporting resources.
What if I can't attend live?
Live attendance provides 4.0 interactive RACE-approved CE hours. A recording option is available for non-interactive CE credit according to event policy.
Does this course cover equine ophthalmology?
This course focuses on small animal (dog and cat) ophthalmology. Dr. Allbaugh's equine ophthalmology courses are offered separately.