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Four hours on small-animal dermatology — the itchy cat and feline pruritus workups, plus current approaches to diagnosing and managing complex skin disease.

Best for: Small-animal veterinarians managing itchy cats, chronic pruritus, and recurring skin disease.

Four hours covering intervertebral disc disease, localizing and managing intracranial disease, and other common small-animal neurologic presentations.

Best for: Small-animal veterinarians who need practical localization and triage frameworks.

Case-based decisions on anesthetic arrhythmias, MMVD staging (ACVIM A–D), and high-impact triage and treatment pearls for common cardiac problems.

Best for: Small-animal clinicians making cardiac triage, anesthesia, and MMVD treatment decisions.

Practical management of adnexal conformational problems, eyelid and eyelash disorders, and other common ophthalmic conditions.

Best for: Small-animal practitioners handling common eye complaints before referral.

Emerging oncology research on canine high-grade glioma and its parallels to human glioblastoma, including novel treatment options.

Best for: Small-animal veterinarians counseling clients through advanced neurologic oncology cases.

Identifying and preventing analytical errors and interferences in routine clinical chemistry and hematology, with case-based discussion.

Best for: Veterinarians who want cleaner lab interpretation and fewer avoidable diagnostic errors.

DEA compliance, recordkeeping, and diversion prevention — paper vs. electronic drug logs and how to audit controlled-drug records.

Best for: Practice owners, medical directors, and veterinarians responsible for controlled-drug compliance.

Balancing the benefits and risks of commonly compounded drugs and choosing the right compounding pharmacy partner.

Best for: Veterinarians choosing compounded medications and pharmacy partners.

An evidence-based framework for the right antibiotic, dose, and duration — judicious use and stewardship in practice.

Best for: Veterinarians who prescribe antibiotics and want a defensible stewardship framework.

How to perform a basic equine eye exam and place a subpalpebral lavage line, with Q&A after each section.

Best for: Equine and mixed-animal veterinarians who want a practical field eye-exam foundation.

Management of corneal conditions (ocular surface SCC, infectious keratitis, stromal abscesses), intraocular, and neuro-ophthalmic disorders.

Best for: Equine practitioners managing corneal, intraocular, and neuro-ophthalmic disease.

Core equine cardiology for the ambulatory and referral setting with Dr. Durward-Akhurst, DACVIM (LAIM).

Best for: Equine and mixed-animal veterinarians evaluating murmurs, arrhythmias, and referral thresholds.

Equine genetics, breeding management, and reproductive considerations grounded in current genomics.

Best for: Equine veterinarians advising on genetics, breeding, and reproductive risk conversations.

Oral examination and charting, anatomy, recognizing common pathology, when to refer, and basic radiography interpretation.

Best for: Equine and mixed-animal veterinarians building a stronger dental exam and referral foundation.

Decision trees for equine dental pathology — incisor, canine, and diastema management, including when to extract and surgical management.

Best for: Equine veterinarians managing more complex dental pathology and extraction decisions.