Honey, I Shrunk the Wound!

This seminar will look at clinical uses of honey for open-wound management. The various types of honey and honey dressings, their effects on wound healing, and how to select a dressing for the specific wound condition will be discussed.

Patient Time Is Greater than Screen Time: Using Technology to Rekindle Your Love of Practice

In this session, we will unpack the role technology plays in practice. Whether you are a large progressive practice integrating new tools with your cloud-based PIMS or a smaller clinic navigating your first set of online tools, this session will help you avoid future problems and bring change more confidently to your practice.

The Way to the Heart Is Through the Stomach: A Novel Dietary Intervention for Dogs with Early Stage Myxomatous Mitral Valve Disease

This presentation will provide a comprehensive overview of the role of nutrition in cardiac disease, with a focus on myxomatous mitral valve disease (MMVD) in dogs. Dr. Naik will discuss recent studies leading to the development of the Cardiac Protection Blend in Purina Pro Plan Veterinary Diet Cardio Care that has been shown to slow the progression of mitral valve disease at early stages.

Increasing Practice Efficiency & Profits with Better Inventory Control

Due in part to teams being maxed out and short-staffed, practice productivity and efficient, effective inventory control is taking a hit in many practices, which can allow for poor controlled drug record-keeping, related regulatory consequences, and increased theft by clients and employees. This webinar will explore some simple first steps practices can take to improve inventory control, increase efficiency, and improve profits.

Canine Cushing's Disease: An Internist's & Dermatologist's Perspective

Despite the high frequency of Cushing's disease, many questions still arise regarding its clinical presentation, when and when not to test for the disease, what testing methodology is most ideal, treatment, and the best monitoring methods. This webinar will briefly discuss all of these points from both the perspective of an internist and a dermatologist.