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    • Thursday
      23
      July

      Diagnosis and management of common cardiac co-morbidities in the feline patient with Dr Bill Saxon

      Jul 23, 19:00 - 20:00 (BST)
      Join International Cat Care and IDEXX for a FREE webinar on common cardiac co-morbidities in cats. This lecture will provide a practical approach to cardiac patients that have concurrent disease. Among the comorbidities covered will be renal disease, hypertension, electrolyte disturbances, and various endocrine diseases. Updated treatment recommendations will be provided.

    • Wednesday
      9
      September

      Cat Friendly Clinic: Putting cat friendly principles into action in the clinic with Drs Stefania Ucc

      Sep 9, 19:00 - 20:00 (BST)
      In this FREE webinar we will discover the negative effects of inappropriate handling of cats, the development and importance of cat friendly interactions and how these can be applied in veterinary clinics. The presentation will include examples throughout of how the presenters have achieved this in their clinic, inspiring you to do the same!

    • Tuesday
      20
      October

      Whisker thin: the skinny on multi-morbidities in senior cats with Dr Yvonne McGrotty

      Oct 20, 19:00 - 20:00 (BST)
      Join International Cat Care and IDEXX for a FREE webinar on senior cats. Unintentional weight loss in older cats is a very common presenting sign and strongly associated with chronic disease. Senior cats may present with comorbidities making diagnosis and treatment much more challenging. In this webinar we will discuss common co-morbidities in senior cats including renal disease, hyperthyroidism, cardiac disease, neoplasia, chronic enteropathies and dental disease. Diagnostic tests must be chosen appropriately to minimise morbidity and avoid over or under diagnosis and also to allow treatment to be started at the earliest opportunity. The difficulties encountered when treating multi-morbidities will also be discussed.