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16th Annual NC Veterinary ConferenceFor Veterinarians, Veterinary technicians, & other ParaProFessionals

november 4 - 6, 2011 raleigh convention center

co-sponsored by nc state college of Veterinary Medicine & the nc Veterinary Medical association

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16th Annual North Carolina Veterinary Conference • November 4 - 6, 2011 • Raleigh Convention Center Register online at www.ncveterinaryconference.com • Pre-Registration Deadline: October 20, 20112 3

Welcome 2011 marks the 16th Annual North Carolina Veterinary Conference!November 4-6, 2011 • Raleigh Convention Center

The NCVC promises something for everyone! Veterinarian tracks this year include topics in small animal, equine, ruminant, practice management, public practice, animal welfare, poultry and swine medicine.

You can also choose to attend topics for technicians specializing in small or large animals, and practice managers have their own meeting as well.

We have gone green! Printed and CD proceedings will not be offered for this year’s conference, but you can view and print all notes from our website prior to the conference and for 3 months after. All electronic notes can be saved on your computer and printed. When you register, you will receive the link along with a username and password for quick and easy access to all of the conference notes.

NCVMA Members, please plan to attend the Annual Town Hall Meeting. The NCVMA wants to hear from YOU, its members, about issues that are important to all fields of veterinary medicine throughout the state. The Town Hall Meeting will be held on Friday evening, November 4, from 7:15 – 8:30 pm. All members will meet jointly for a 15-minute general business meeting and a brief “State of the Association” address from the President of the NCVMA, followed by an open forum for questions & answers. Heavy hors d’oeuvres will be served. If you have suggestions for agenda items, please let us know: what matters to you, matters to us. This Town Hall Meeting is about YOU!

On behalf of the NCVC Executive Committee and the Program Committee, we invite you to attend this year’s conference. Register on-line now and plan to be a part of this exceptional continuing education opportunity.

Sincerely,The NCVC Executive Committee

Anne Cavender, NC Veterinary Medical AssociationDr. Michael Davidson, NC State College of Veterinary MedicineDr. Scotty Gibbs, NC Veterinary Medical AssociationDr. Chessie Green, NC Veterinary Medical AssociationClaire Holley, NC Veterinary Medical AssociationDane Johnston, NC State College of Veterinary MedicineSharon Kovacs, NC State College of Veterinary Medicine

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Lowell Ackerman, DVM, DACVD, MBA, MPA Pfizer Animal Health

Bruce Akers, BA, BS, DVM NCDA&CS Emergency Programs Division

Clarke Atkins, DVM, DACVIM NC State College of Veterinary Medicine

Linda Barter, BVSc, MVSc, BSc(vet), PhD, DACVA University of California, Davis

Michelle Barton, DVM, PhD, DACVIM University of Georgia, College of Veterinary Medicine

Robert Berg, DVM, MS, DACVS Tufts University School of Veterinary Medicine

Dwight Bowman, MS, PhD Cornell University, College of Veterinary Medicine,

Ed Breitschwerdt, DVM, DACVIM NC State College of Veterinary Medicine

Teresa Buchheit, DVM NC State College of Veterinary Medicine

Allen Cannedy, DVM NC State College of Veterinary Medicine

Kim Chappell, DVM NC State College of Veterinary Medicine

Shane Christian, BS NC State College of Veterinary Medicine John Cullen, VMD, PhDNC State College of Veterinary Medicine

Tom Daniels, DVM Southern Pines Equine Associates

Jennifer Davis, DVM, PhDNC State College of Veterinary Medicine Erica Fields, VMD, DACVRUniversity of Tennessee College of Veterinary Medicine

Jonathan Fogle, DVM NC State College of Veterinary Medicine

Richard Ford, DVM, MS, DACVIM, D(Hon)ACVPM NC State College of Veterinary Medicine

Nick Frank, DVM, PhD, DACVIM University of Tennessee, College of Veterinary Medicine Marla Friend, DVM, DACVSUSDA, Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service Veterinary Services Liara Gonzalez, DVM NC State College of Veterinary Medicine

Jody Gookin, DVM, PhD, DACVIM NC State College of Veterinary Medicine

Marilyn Goss Haskell, DVM, MPH NC Department of Health and Human Services Division of Public Health

Julie Grimes, BA, MS, PhD Davidson County Community College

Margaret Gruen, DVM, MS, DACVB NC State College of Veterinary Medicine

Rebekah Gunn, DVM, DACVP Antech Diagnostics, Inc.

Jim Hamilton, DVM Southern Pines Equine Associates

Julie Hempstead, DVMNC State College of Veterinary Medicine

Rita Hanel, DVM, DACVIM, DACVECC NC State College of Veterinary Medicine

Bernie Hansen, DVM, MS, DACVECC, DACVIM NC State College of Veterinary Medicine

Karyn Harrell, DVM, DACVIM NC State College of Veterinary Medicine

Tracy Hill, DVM, DACVIMNC State College of Veterinary Medicine

Marie Hopfensperger, DVM, MS, DACVB NC State College of Veterinary Medicine

Lee Hunter, DVM, MPH NCDA & CS, Veterinary Division

Rae Hutchins, DVMNC State College of Veterinary Medicine

Sam Jones, DVM, PhD, DACVIM NC State College of Veterinary Medicine

Cheryl Kata, RVT NC State College of Veterinary Medicine

Bruce Keene, DVM, MSc, DACVIMNC State College of Veterinary Medicine Renee Krebs, DVMNC State College of Veterinary Medicine Bill Krug, DVM, DAVDC NC State College of Veterinary Medicine Duncan Lascelles, BSc, BVSc, PhD, CertVA, DSAS(ST), DECVS, DACVSNC State College of Veterinary Medicine

Christina Law, DVMNCDA & CS, Emergency Programs Division

Justine Lee, DVM, DACVECCPet Poison Helpline

Keith Linder, DVM, PhD, DACVIMNC State College of Veterinary Medicine

Denis Marcellin-Little, DEDV, DACVS, DECVS, DACVSMR NC State College of Veterinary Medicine

Stacey Meek, RVT NC State College of Veterinary Medicine

Kristen Messenger, DVM NC State College of Veterinary Medicine

James Moore, DVM, PhD, DACVS University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine

Jennifer Neel, DVM, DACVP NC State College of Veterinary Medicine

Jay Newman, DVM NC State College of Veterinary Medicine

Rebecca Njord, MScNC Department of Heath and Human Services Division of Public Health Natasha Olby, Vet MB, PhD, DACVIM NC State College of Veterinary Medicine

Mark Peterson, DVM, DACVIM Animal Endocrine Clinic Timo Prange, DVM NC State College of Veterinary Medicine

Malcolm Roberts, BVSc, PhD, MPH, FRCVS,FACVSc, DACVPM NC State College of Veterinary Medicine

Simon Roe, BVSc, PhD, DACVS NC State College of Veterinary Medicine Pam Ruegg, DVM, MPVM, DABVP University of Wisconsin, Department of Dairy Science Korinn Saker, DVM, PhDNC State College of Veterinary Medicine

Heather Scott Schaub, RVT North Carolina Zoological Park Katie Sheats, DVMNC State College of Veterinary Medicine Barbara Sherman, DVM, PhD, DACVB NC State College of Veterinary Medicine

Wendy Simpson, DVM NC State College of Veterinary Medicine Brenda Stevens, DVM NC State College of Veterinary Medicine

Rebecca Stinson, DVM Carolina Equine Hospital

Mandy Tolson, BS, MS, DVM NCDA & CS, Emergency Programs Division Shelly Vaden, DVM, DACVIMNC State College of Veterinary Medicine

Carl Williams, DVM, MS NC Department of Health and Human Services Division of Public Health

Harry Wilson, DVM NCDA & CS, Meat and Poultry Inspection Division

2011 NCVC Speakers

Register online at www.ncveterinaryconference.com • Pre-Registration Deadline: October 20, 201116th Annual North Carolina Veterinary Conference • November 4 - 6, 2011 • Raleigh Convention Center

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Friday, November 4, 2011

Conference Schedule of Events

Small Animal I Small Animal II Small Animal III Equine

Room

Track

301 A+B 302 A+B 302C 304

Orthopedics Anesthesiology Hematology / Neurology Gastroenterology

8:00 - 8:50 am

9:00 - 9:50 am

10:20 - 11:10 am

11:20 - 12:10 am

Orthopedics in the Puppy Denis Marcellin-Little

Orthopedics in the

Geriatric DogDuncan Lascelles

Why Can’t I Figure out this

Forelimb Lameness? Simon Roe

Decision Time Points for

Hip Dysplasia Simon Roe

To Premed or Not to Premed

Linda Barter

Monitoring the Anesthetized

Patient - Part I Linda Barter

Monitoring the Anesthetized

Patient - Part II Linda Barter

What’s new at NCSU: Clinical Trials and New Services - Part I

Margaret Gruen, Denis Marcellin-Little,

Mike Wood

Interactive Cases in Hematology - Part I

Jennifer Neel

Interactive Cases in Hematology - Part II

Jennifer Neel

Interactive Cases in

Neurology Natasha Olby / Peter Early

Beyond Phenobarb and

Bromide: New, Safe, Affordable Anti-Epileptic Drugs

Natasha Olby

Proliferative Enteritis

Katie Sheats

Diagnostic Approach to Colic in Horses: Putting Cases into Categories

- Part I Michelle Barton

Diagnostic Approach to Colic in Horses: Putting Cases into Categories

- Part II

Normal Abdominal Ultrasonography of the

Horse – Part I Michelle Barton

Normal Abdominal

Ultrasonography of the Horse – Part II

Michelle Barton

8:50-9:00 am

9:50 - 10:20 am

11:10 - 11:20 am

Break Break

Break

Break

Lunch

Break

Break

Lunch12:10 - 1:10 pm

Friday, November 4, 2011Ruminant Animal Welfare

Public Practice Veterinary Technicians

307 303 306B

Dairy Science Best Dog & Cat Practices

Evaluating Outcomes of

Clinical Mastitis TreatmentsPam Ruegg

Evaluating Outcomes of

Clinical Mastitis TreatmentsPam Ruegg

Treatment of

Subclinical MastitisPam Ruegg

Monitoring Clinical

Mastitis & Milk QualityPam Ruegg

Managing Rear Responses

in DogsBarbara Sherman

Humane and Safe Handling of Dogs in Clinical PracticeMarie Hopfensperger

Beyond the Scruff:

Creative Ways to Handle Cats - Part I

Wendy Simpson

Beyond the Scruff:

Creative Ways to Handle Cats - Part II

Wendy Simpson

NC Veterinary Response Corps: An Introduction to

Assisting Animals in Disasters - Join Today!

Christina Law

Food Recalls: The Ins, Outs,

and MisconceptionsHarry Wilson

Vaccinating Against Rabies: What You Need to Know

about the Law, the Vaccines, and the Epidemiology?

Carl Williams / Richard Ford

Vaccinating Against Rabies:

Case Studies and Q&A Session

Marilyn Goss Haskell /Richard Ford

CCCC Board Meeting: Room 202 · 7:30 am - 9:30 am NC Poultry Health: Room 206 · 8:30 am - 4:30 pm Carolina Veterinary Managers Association: Room 201 · 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Alumni Board Meeting: Room 402 · 10:00 am - 12:00 pm

Alumni Lunch: Room 402 · 12:10 pm - 1:10 pmNC Swine Health: Room 202 · 9:00 am - 1:30 pm


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Friday - November 4, 2011


301 A+B 302 A+B 302C 304

Infectious Diseases Endocrinology Toxicology Gastroenterology

Approach to Identifying

Infectious Causes of Feline DiarrheaJody Gookin

Chronic Hepatitis - What’s Infection Got to Do With It?

John Cullens, Rae Hutchins

An Expanding Problem: Cutaneous Papilomavirus

Infections in Animals Keith Linder

Bartonellosis:

The Evolution of a Hidden Epidemic

Ed Breitschwerdt

Typical, Atypical, and

Pseudo-Cushing’s Disease: How do We

Distinguish and Diagnose These Disorders? Mark Peterson

What’s the Best Treatment for

Cushing’s disease? Trilostane vs. Mitotane

Mark Peterson

Pituitary Macroadenoma in Dogs with Cushing’s:

Diagnosis and ManagementMark Peterson

Typical, Atypical, &

Secondary Addison’s Disease: How do We

Diagnose and Treat These 3 subtypes?

Mark Peterson

Optimize Your

Toxicologic Diagnosis Justine Lee

Top 20 Toxic Titans - Part I

Justine Lee

Top 20 Toxic Titans - Part II

Justine Lee

Rodenticides: It’s Not Just about Vitamin K Anymore!

Justine Lee

Field Guide to Abdominal Ultrasonography in the Colicky Horse - Part I Michelle Barton

Field Guide to Abdominal Ultrasonography in the Colicky Horse - Part II

What’s Your Diagnosis?:

Interactive Session on Colic Cases - Part I

Michelle Barton

What’s Your Diagnosis?:

Interactive Session on Colic Cases - Part II

Michelle Barton

Roundtable Discussion:

Management of Colic in the Field and When to Refer

Timo Prange, Jen Davis, Tom Daniels,

Rebecca Stinson

Break Break

Break

Break

Break

Break

Exhibitors’ Reception & SCAVMA Auction NCVMA Town Hall Me etingFriday, November 4 · 5:20 pm - 7:00 pm · Exhibit Hall Friday, November 4 · 7:15 pm - 8:30 pm · Room 301 A+BOur NCVC Exhibitors welcome you to the Exhibit Hall Friday evening for appetizers, beverages and PRIZES! Spend some time seeing the exhibits and catching up with old friends. You must be present to win a prize.

While enjoying the reception, check out the auction presented by the NC State Student Chapter of the American Veterinary Medical Association! In years past, there have been great travel deals, autographed sports memorabilia, crafts and much more.

LOOK! The NCVMA is holding its annual Town Hall Meeting at NCVC! The NCVMA wants to hear from YOU, its members, about issues that are important to all walks of veterinary medicine throughout the state. All members will meet jointly for a 15-minute general business meeting and a brief “State of the Association” address from the President of the NCVMA, followed by an open forum for questions & answers. Heavy hors d’oeuvres will be served. The meeting will be limited to 75 minutes. If you have suggestions for agenda items, please let the NCVMA know. You must register to attend.

Room

Track

1:10 - 2:00 pm

2:10 - 3:00 pm

3:30 - 4:20 pm

4:30 - 5:20 pm

2:00 - 2:10 pm

3:00 - 3:30 pm

4:20 - 4:30 pm

Friday - November 4, 2011

Ruminant Animal Welfare Public Practice Veterinary TechniciansVeterinary Technicians

307 303 306B 305A+B 306C

Dairy Science Best Zoo Practices / Shelter Enrichment

Small Animal Large Animal

Characteristics of the US Organic Dairy Industry

Pam Ruegg

Perceptions of Disease

by Organic Dairy FarmersPam Ruegg

Treatments Used on US

Organic Dairy FarmsPam Ruegg

Use of Veterinarians on Organic Dairy Farms

Pam Ruegg

How to Brush a Grizzly’s Teeth (and Use Operant Conditioning to Manage

Behavior) - Part IJulie Grimes

How to Brush a Grizzly’s Teeth (and Use Operant Conditioning to Manage

Behavior) - Part IIJulie Grimes

Providing Enrichment

Opportunities for Dogs in Your Shelter,

Practice, and HomeMargaret Gruen

A Day in the Life:

Enrichment for Shelter Cats and Cats at Home

Brenda Stevens

NCDA&CS Animal

Welfare Section and Spay / Neuter

Program Study: Results and Next Steps

Lee Hunter

Therapy: Our Experience

at NCSUKaryn Harrell

Disaster Preparedness

Jim Hamilton

Raw Milk, Cow Shares,

& Goat Shares: Laws, National Trends,

& Public Health Concerns

Rebecca Njord

The Poop on

Fecal Cytology Rebecca Gunn

NSAIDS / Cushings

Katie Sheats

Current Issues and

Updates in USDA and Veterinary ServicesMarla Friend / Jeff Denton

Athletic Dog Injuries:

Prevention and First Aid Denis Marcellin-Little

Bandaging

Liara Gonzalez

Biosecurity for Animal Response and the Use

of PPE. Audience Participation Workshop

Mandy Tolson / Bruce Akers

Athletic Dog Injuries: Management Options

and Recovery Denis Marcellin-Little

Toxic Plants

Allen Cannedy


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Room

Track

8:00 - 8:50 am

9:00 - 9:50 am

10:20 - 11:10 am

11:20 - 12:10 pm

8:50 - 9:00 am

9:50 - 10:20 am

11:10 - 11:20 am

12:10 - 1:10pm


301 A+B 302 A+B 302C 304

Interventional Radiology / Endourology

Endocrinology Parasitology Endocrine & Metabolic Diseases

The Future of Veterinary Interventional Medicine

Nasopharyngeal and

Tracheal StentsTracy Hill

Case Studies in Interventional Cardiology

Bruce Keene

Cystitis, Scopes and Lasers: Not your Momma’s

Bladder StonesShelly Vaden

No More Puddles: Advances in Therapy for the

Leaking Dog Shelly Vaden

Feline Cushing’s and

Addison’s disease: Yes, Cats get Atypical Cushing’s too!

Mark Peterson

Hyperaldosteronism and

Other Causes of Hypertension in Cats Mark Peterson

Acromegaly in Cats: Are we

Diagnosing just the ‘Tip of the Iceberg’?

Mark Peterson

Insulin Choices for the

Diabetic: Which Preparations work Best?

Mark Peterson

Heartworm Update - Part I

Clarke Atkins

Heartworm Update - Part II:

Breakthroughs, Controversies & Dilemmas

Clarke Atkins

So, What do We Know about

Preventives & Lack of Prevention for Heartworms?

Dwight Bowman

Internal Parasite Control: A Year Long Endeavor

Dwight Bowman

Cholangiohepatitis in Horses

Teresa Buchheit

Rhodococcus Equi

Infection: Gastrointestinal Manifestations &

ManagementJen Davis

Diagnosis of Pituitary Pars

Intermedia DysfunctionNick Frank

Management of Pituitary

Pars Intermedia Dysfunction Nick Frank

Saturday - November 5, 2011 Saturday - November 5, 2011Ruminant Practice Management Veterinary Technicians Veterinary Technicians

307 303 305 A+B 306C

Small Animal Large Animal

Beef Cattle Herd Health

Christine Navarre

Maximizing Beef Calf Health

Christine Navarre

Current Concepts in

Livestock Parasite Control Christine Navarre

Current Topics for

Bovine Practitioners Christine Navarre

Accountability: We’re All in this Together!Lowell Ackerman

Increasing Hospital ProfitsLowell Ackerman

Promoting Services without Selling ThemLowell Ackerman

Managing the Veterinary Pharmacy at a Time of

Extreme Outside CompetitionLowell Ackerman

Advanced Anesthetic

Monitoring Cheryl Kata

Epidurals / Ring Blocks /

Local AnesthesiaKristen Messenger

Dealing with Fearful Animals in the Clinic and

Advising ClientsMargaret Gruen

Nutrition: Getting Animals

to Eat and DrinkKorinn Saker

A New Look at the Equine

Gastrointestinal TractJames Moore

Selected Small Intestinal

Diseases in HorsesJames Moore

Selected Diseases of the

Cecum and Colon in HorsesJames Moore

Update on Equine Infectious Diseases and Biosecurity for

Veterinary Technicians Malcolm Roberts

Friends of NCVMA Meeting: Room 402 · 12:10 pm - 1:10 pmNC Association of Veterinary Technicians Meeting: Room 202 · 12:10pm - 1:10pm

Break Break

Break Break

Break Break

Lunch Lunch

Sponsored by Boehringer-Ingelheim





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Saturday, November 5, 2011 Saturday, November 5, 2011Small Animal III Equine

Room 301 A+B 302 A+B 302C 304

Track Small Animal IEndourology / Toxicology

Small Animal IISurgical Oncology

Parasitology (cont.) / Anesthesiology

Endocrine & Metabolic Problems

1:10 - 2:00 pm

2:10 - 3:00 pm

3:30 - 4:20 pm

4:30 - 5:20 pm

Canine and Feline Ureteral Stents

Tracy Hill

Interventional Palliative Treatment of Malignant Obstructions: Urinary,

Vascular, GITracy Hill

Topical Toxins: When One Tube can Kill

Justine Lee

Identifying the Inner Gardener in You: Toxic Plants

Justine Lee

Principles of

Surgical Oncology Robert Berg

Splenic and Liver Tumors

Robert Berg

Urogenital Tumors

Robert Berg

Primary Bone Tumors

Robert Berg

Nix the Fleas and Ticks

Dwight Bowman

The Hows and Whys of

Local BlocksLinda Barter

Anesthetic Complications

and Emergencies Linda Barter

Managing Prolonged, Painful, and Complicated Recoveries

Linda Barter

Diagnosis of Equine

Metabolic Syndrome Nick Frank

Management of Equine Metabolic Syndrome

Nick Frank

Endocrinopathic Laminitis

Nick Frank

Equine Hyperlipemia

Nick Frank

2:00 - 2:10 pm

3:00 - 3:30 pm

4:20 - 4:30 pm

Ruminant Practice Management

307 303 305 A+B 306C

Veterinary TechniciansSmall Animal

Veterinary TechniciansLarge Animal

Small Ruminant

Common DiseasesChristine Navarre

Diagnostic and Therapeutic

Procedures for Small Ruminants.

Christine Navarre

Bovine Medicine Cases

Christine Navarre

Small Ruminant Medicine Cases

Christine Navarre

7 Facets of Better

Client CommunicationLowell Ackerman

Hospital Team-based Client Services

Lowell Ackerman

Promoting Practice ProtocolsLowell Ackerman

Getting Clients to Say “Yes” to Recommended Services

Lowell Ackerman

Service Dogs Overseas

Renee Krebs

Venomous Snakes in North

Carolina: Snake Identification and the Treatment of Envenomation in

Small Animal PatientsJonathan Fogle

Ultrasound: What You Need To KnowErica Fields

Wound Therapy

Through the Ages Stacey Meek

IRAP / PRP

Jay Newman

Amnion Grafts

Julie Hempstead

Day in the Life of a Zoo Tech

Heather Scott Shaub

News from the Field: BP

Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill Sea Turtle ResponseShane Christian

Break Break

Break Break

Break Break

NCSU CVM Alumni “Class Reunion” Dinner: Classes of 86, 91, 96, 01, 066:30 - 9:30 PM - Raleigh Marriott City Center


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Sunday, November 6, 2011


301 A+B 302 A+B 302C 304

Surgical Oncology / Dentistry Respiratory / Fluid Therapy Parasitology Gastroenterology

Primary Lung Tumors

Robert Berg

Small Intestinal Tumors

Robert J. Berg

Open and Closed Tooth Extractions

Bill Krug

Analgesia for

Dental Procedures Bill Krug

Identification & Treatment of

Respiratory Emergencies - Part I

Bernie Hansen

Identification & Treatment of

Respiratory Emergencies - Part II

Bernie Hansen

Fluid Therapy: The Choice is Not Always Clear

- Part I Rita Hanel

Fluid Therapy: The Choice is

Not Always Clear - Part II

Rita Hanel

Parasitic Disease Risks for the

Modern Mobile Pet Dwight Bowman

Neurologic Parasitism in

Dogs and Cats Dwight Bowman

Giardia and Cryptosporidium: Two Parasites that Plague Pets and Worry People

Dwight Bowman

What’s New at NCSU: Clinical

Trials & New Services - Part II

Kim Chappel, Natasha Olby

Equine Gastric Ulcer DiseaseSam Jones

Equine Right Dorsal Ulcerative Colitis Sam Jones

Update on NSAIDS in Equine PracticeLiara Gonzalez

Alternative to NSAIDS for Pain Control in HorsesKristen Messenger

Room

Track

8:00 - 8:50 am

9:00 - 9:50 am

10:20 - 11:10 am

11:20 - 12:10 pm

8:50 - 9:00 am

9:50 - 10:20 am

11:10 - 11:20 am

Thursday, November 3

Conference Schedule of Events

Friday, November 4

ALLIED MEETINGS Friday, November 4

6:00 pm - 9:00 pm

7:00 am - 5:20 pm

8:00 am - 5:00 pm

12:10 pm - 1:10 pm

7:00 am - 8:00 am

8:30 am - 4:30 pm

12:10 pm - 1:10 pm

7:00 am - 7:00 pm

9:00 am - 1:30 pm

3:00 pm - 3:30 pm

7:30 am - 9:00 am

5:20 pm - 7:00 pm

7:15 pm - 8:30 pm

8:00 am - 5:20 pm

9:30 am - 10:20 am

10:00 am - 12:10 pm

Registration

Registration

Carolina Veterinary Managers Association, Room 201

Continental Breakfast, Exhibit Hall** (Sponsored by Elanco)

NC Poultry Health, Room 206

Exhibit Hall open**

NC Swine Health, Room 202

CCCC Board Meeting, Room 202

Concurrent Sessions**

Break – Visit Exhibits, Exhibit Hall** (Refreshments sponsored by Webster Veterinary Supply)

Alumni Board Meeting, Room 402

Lunch, Exhibit Hall**

NCSU-CVM Alumni Society Luncheon, Room 402

Break – Visit Exhibits, Exhibit Hall** (Refreshments sponsored by Webster Veterinary Supply)

Exhibitors’ Reception and SCAVMA Auction, Exhibit Hall**

NCVMA Town Hall Meeting, Room 301 A+B

NCVMA Board of Directors’ Meeting: Room 303 · 9:00 am – Noon

Break

Break

Break

**Admission by Badge

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ALLIED MEETINGS Saturday, November 5

Sunday, November 6

12:10 pm - 1:10 pm

9:00 am - 3:00 pm

7:00 am - 12:30 pm

12:10 pm - 1:10 pm

8:00 am - 12:10 pm

9:50 am - 10:20 am

9:00 am - Noon

7:30 am - 8:00 am

12:10 pm - 1:10 pm

3:00 pm - 3:30 pm

Lunch, Exhibit Hall**

NCVC 2011 Diversity Program, Room 206

Registration*

Friends of NCVMA Meeting, Room 402


Break – Outside Lecture Hall**

NCVMA Board of Directors’ Meeting, Room 303

Continental Breakfast, Outside Lecture Hall** (Sponsored by Elanco)

NC Association of Veterinary Technicians Meeting, Room 202

Break – Visit Exhibits, Exhibit Hall**

Hours of Service Hotel InformationRegistration Desk Reservations

Location

Parking

Help Us Recycle

Emergency Messages

Exhibit Hall Hours

Registration packets may be picked up at the Registration Desk located in the Convention Center Lobby during the following hours:

Before leaving the conference, please leave your name badge holder in the designated container located at the Registration Desk. Recycling stations for bottles, cans, and paper will be located throughout the Convention Center. Additionally, there will be water coolers in the classrooms – bring a reusable water bottle with you to take full advantage of these.

Lodging reservations must be made directly with either of our host hotels by October 12. To reserve a room at the Marriott Raleigh City Center ($125 + tax), call 919.833.1120 and reference the NCVC. To make a reservation at the Sheraton Raleigh Hotel ($102 + tax), call 800.325.3535 and reference the NCVC.

For more information on these two beautiful hotels,please visit their websites: • Raleigh Marriott City Centerhttp://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/rdumc-raleigh-marriott-city-center/

• Sheraton Raleigh Hotelhttp://www.sheraton.com/raleigh

If you need to be reached during the conference, callers may phone the Raleigh Convention Center at 919-966-8500. Emergency messages will be hand-delivered by conference personnel; other messages will be posted on the NCVC Message Board in the Convention Center Lobby.

Fri, Nov 5:

Thu, Nov 3:

Sat, Nov 5:

Sat, Nov 6:

Fri, Nov 4:

Sun, Nov 6:

The Raleigh Convention Center is located at 500 S. Salisbury St.

For people staying at the Marriott, parking info is as follows:

Parking is also available at the Performing Arts Center Deck,for $7.00 per car, at various lots located close to the Progress Energy Center for the Performing Arts. There is also a parking deck located near the center: http://www.godowntownraleigh.com/go/performing-arts-parking-deck-lenoir-st-entrance If you plan on leaving your vehicle parked while attending NCVC we suggest parking in the Performing Arts Parking Deck on Lenoir Street for the entire conference and pay only $7.00.

On-siteparking, fee

$3 hourly,$12 daily

Valetparking, fee

$18 daily

Off-siteparking, fee

$3 hourly,$12 daily

7:00 am - 7:00 pm

6:00 pm - 9:00 pm

7:00 am - 5:20 pm

7:00 am - 3:30 pm

7:00 am - 5:20 pm

7:00 am - 12:30 pm

Saturday, November 5

7:00 am - 5:20 pm

7:00 am - 8:00 am

7:00 am - 3:30 pm

8:00 am - 5:20 pm

9:50 am - 10:20 am

Registration

Continental Breakfast, Exhibit Hall** (Sponsored by Elanco)

Exhibit Hall open**


Break – Visit Exhibits, Exhibit Hall**

**Admission by Badge

Conference Schedule of Events (cont.)

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Program Committee Exhibitors

Animal Welfare

Equine

Ruminant

Small Animal

Practice Management

Public Practice

Veterinary Technician

Brenda Stevens, DVM, chair

Sam Jones, DVM, chairAnthony Blikslager, DVM, co-chairBetta Breuhaus, DVM, assistant chairRebecca Stinson, DVM, NCVMA Representative

Derek Foster, DVM, chairKevin Anderson, DVM, co-chairGeof Smith, DVM, assistant chairDr. Richard Kirkman, DVM, NCVMA Representative

Kyle Mathews, DVM, chairKaryn Harrell, DVM, co-chairTeresa DeFrancesco, DVM, assistant chairBeth Carroll, DVM, NCVMA Representative

Rebecca Tudor, DVM, chair

Kelly Jeffer, DVM, chair

Kerry Voll, RVT program chair and large animal chairKelly VanDerlaske, RVT, small animal chairCheryl Kata, RVT, small animal co-chairGrady Spoonamore, RVT, small animal assistant chairHeather Hopkins, RVT, large animal co-chairAmber Martin, RVT, large animal assistant chairDebbie Frank, RVT, large animal assistant chairCynthia Drury, RVMT, NCAVT Representative

AbaxisAbbott Animal HealthAKC Companion Animal RecoveryAvian and Exotic Animal CareAvid Identification SystemsBank of America Practice SolutionsBayer Animal HealthBobbitt Design BuildBoehringer-Ingelheim VetmedicaButler Schein Animal HealthC.T. Harris ImagingChoice Medical Systems/AlokaCompanion Therapy Laser by LiteCureElancoGood Shepherd Pet ServicesHealthTechHeska CorporationHill’s Pet NutritionHudson Didgital SystemsIdexx LaboratoriesInvisible Fence Brand Jorgensen LaboratoriesK-Laser USAMerialMerritt Veteirnary SuppliesMWI Veterinary SupplyNC Veterinary Health ProgramNC Veterinary Medical BoardNovartis Animal Health USNutramax LaboratoriesPfizer Animal HealthPKB Animal HealthPS BrokerPurchasing ServicesRoadrunner PharmacyRoyal Canin Veterinary DietSilikal AmericaSimmons & AssociatesSurgiVet by Smiths MedicalThundershirtTriangle X-RayVetel DiagnosticsWebster Veterinary SupplyWiley-Blackwell

Conference Details Registration

Fee Includes:

Guests

Continuing Education

Allied Meetings

Poultry Health Meeting

Evaluation Forms

NCVMA Members

NCVMA Town Hall Meeting

Refund / Cancellation Policy

Veterinary Technicians & Other Paraprofessionals

Registrations post-marked after Oct. 20 will be charged the on-site registration fee. On-line registration is available at: www.ncveterinaryconference.com. You may utilize on-line registration even if paying with a check; instructions are provided when registering. Mailed registrations post-marked after October 26 will be charged the late registration fee.

Guest registration includes admittance to the Exhibit Hall, three continental breakfasts, all refreshment breaks, lunches on Friday and Saturday, and the reception on Friday evening. Guest registration does not include admittance to the lectures. Children over the age of five must be registered in order to receive meals and admittance to the Exhibit Hall.

The conference registration fee includes admittance to all allied meetings. A $45 registration fee will be charged for individuals who plan to attend a specific allied meeting only.

Friday, November 4 8:30 am - 4:30 pm • Room 206Current health and management issues affecting poultry species will be presented by NCSU faculty and invited speakers in morning and afternoon sessions. The conference registration fee includes admittance to the Poultry meeting. A $45 pre-registration fee will be charged for individuals who plan to attend the Poultry meeting only. For more information about this meeting, please visit www.ncveterinaryconference.com/allied-meetings/

Twenty hours for veterinarians; 12 hours for veterinary technicians. You are responsible for completing the CE Record of Participation form and submitting it to your Veterinary Medical Board.

Please complete the overall evaluation form and return it to the NCVC Registration Desk for a chance to win a complimentary registration for the 2012 NCVC. You do not need to be present to win. Please take a moment to complete the evaluation forms. Your responses are valuable to the NCVC in evaluating different aspects of the program. Constructive comments and suggestions will be used in developing future NCVCs.

To register for the conference as an NCVMA member, you must be a 2011 member, or you may join when you register. For membership information, call 800.446.2862 or visit our website at www.ncvma.org. You may also join via the on-line conference registration, or by using the form on pages 21-22 of this brochure.

LOOK! The NCVMA is holding its annualTown Hall Meeting at NCVC! The NCVMA wants to hear from YOU, its members, about issues that are important to all walks of veterinary medicine throughout the state. The Town Hall Meeting will be held on Friday evening, November 4, from 7:15 to 8:30 pm. All members will meet jointly for a 15-minute general business meeting and a brief “State of the Association” address from the President of the NCVMA, followed by an open forum for questions & answers. Heavy hors d’oeuvres will be served. The meeting will be limited to 75 minutes. If you have suggestions for agenda items, please let the NCVMA know. You must register to attend.

• Attendance to all lectures• On-line access to proceedings for viewing and printing two weeks prior to NCVC• Exhibitors’ Reception• SCAVMA Auction• Refreshment Breaks• Continental Breakfast Friday – Sunday• Box Lunches Friday & Saturday

Requests for refunds must be received in writing by US mail, fax or e-mail by the NC State College of Veterinary Medicine’s Office of Continuing Education and Outreach. On or before Wednesday, October 26. Full refund granted with request received in writing. See above paragraph. After Wednesday, October 26, a refund less a 25% administrative fee will be granted based on the total fees paid. No refunds will be granted after NCVC has begun.

In addition to attending the sessions for veterinary technicians, registrants are invited to attend the lectures for veterinarians and are encouraged to visit the Exhibit Hall and participate in the social events.

Pre-registration Deadline: October 20, 2011as of July 28, 2011

16th Annual North Carolina Veterinary Conference • November 4 - 6, 2011 • Raleigh Convention Center

One-Day Registrant. Attend Sunday lectures at noadditional charge. I will attend: Fri Sat Sun

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Social Events Conference Policies

CVM Alumni Luncheon Safety

Mobile Phone Policy

Participants with Disabilities

Exhibitor’s Reception / SCAVMA Auction

NCSU CVM Alumni “Class Reunion” Dinner

Swine Meeting

Diversity Program

Friday, November 412:10 pm - 1:10 pm • Room 402The CVM Alumni Society invites ALL ALUMNI to attend its general meeting on Friday, November 4. A box lunch will be available for those who pre-register. Please confirm your attendance by completing the appropriate section on pg. 21 of the registration form. YOU MUST PRE-REGISTER to guarantee that a box lunch will be available for you to pick up at the entrance of Room 402. If you have questions about this event, please call 919.513.6223.

Your safety is a major factor in the success of NCVC. Because of the relevance and timeliness of some courses or speakers, overcrowding may occur. If this happens, NCVC must comply with the Fire Marshall’s regulations and limit access to a room that is full. We appreciate in advance your understanding and patience. We recommend that you arrive early for courses that you are especially interested in attending.

Mobile phones must be turned off at all times during lectures or labs. Failure to do so may result in your being asked to leave.

If you need reasonable accommodation to attend this conference, please contact Dane Johnston, Office of Continuing Education, NC State College of Veterinary Medicine, 4700 Hillsborough St., Raleigh, NC 27606-1499. Fax 919.513.6689, or e-mail [email protected] by October 1.

Friday, November 4 5:20 pm - 7:00 pm • Exhibit HallWinners of silent auction items will be announced throughout the evening and winners’ names will be posted. All items must be claimed and purchased by noon on Saturday, November 5. After that time, any remaining unclaimed items will go to the next person on the list.

Raleigh Marriott City CenterClasses of 86, 91, 96, 01, 06This year we will hold our first annual alumni reunion dinner for the classes of 1986, 1991, 1996, 2001, & 2006. Each class will be seated at separate tables, but enjoy the company of the other class reunions at the same time. We will ask representatives of each class to say a few words about their class, and of course, Dr Ed Smallwood will have a “few” comments. Registration is $45 per person including tax and gratuity.6:30 - 7:30: Cash Bar and “mingling”7:30 - 9:30: Dinner (Salad, choice of Asian BBQ Glazed Salmon or Chicken Piccata, Chocolate Mousse Patrfait, coffee, tea, & iced tea)

Friday, November 49:00 am - 1:30 pm • Room 202The conference registration fee includes admittance to the Swine meeting. A $45 pre-registration fee will be charged for individuals who plan to attend the Swine meeting only. For more information about this meeting, please visit www.ncveterinaryconference.com/allied-meetings/

Saturday, November 59:00 am - 3:00 pm • Room 206The purpose of this program is to provide participants an update on diversity issues facing the veterinary profession. Attendees will learn about important areas of deficiency in veterinary medicine and receive information about nationwide effort to address these diverse needs for the veterinary profession. The assortment of expert speakers will share their perspectives on the future of veterinary medicine in our global society.

Carolina Veterinary Managers Association

(open meeting)Friday, November 49:00 am - 5:00 pm • Room 201Monica Dixon-Perry, CVPM will conduct a full day workshop - Principals of Veterinary Practice Management RACE approved (5.5 CE hours) for Doctors, Technicians and CVPM’s. Any individual interested in practice management is welcome to attend. See http://carolinaveterinarymanagers.com/meetings.html for additional details.

Allied Meetings(continued.)

2011 NCVC Registration FormFast, Easy, Secure Online Registration is Available at: www.ncveterinaryconference.com

Please be sure to fill out one registration form per person (copy as needed). PLEASE PRINT LEGIBLY. The deadline for pre-registration is October 20, 2011.

Name Degree/Cert

County

Fax

Clinic

Business Mailing Address

Phone

Email

I am an alumnus/a of:

I am an NCVMA Member

I will attend the Annual NCVMA Town Hall Meeting on Friday night Yes No

METHOD OF PAYMENT: Check # _______ MasterCard Visa Card # _________________________________Expiration Date: _____ / _____ CVV Code_________ Name as it appears on card: ____________________________Billing Address__________________________________________________________________________________If paying by check, make payable to NCVC and send it with your registration forms to: NCVC, 1060 William Moore Drive, Raleigh, NC 27607. Registrations may be faxed with credit card payment to 919.513.6689. Faxes will not be accepted for registrants paying by check. Secure on-line registration available at: www.ncveterinaryconference.com

Graduation Year:

I am a Veterinarian Veterinary Technician Veterinary Assistant Practice Manager Other

Practice Type: Small Animal Equine Ruminant Mixed Other

City, State, Zip

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VETERINARIAN REGISTRATIONChoose one from the shaded area, plus any from the white area that apply. See conference details for information on

events in white area.

REGISTRATION FEEBefore Oct 20 /

After Oct 20

ON SITE FEENov 4 - 6

AMOUNT

Member of NCVMA $365 / $415 $465

$160

$640

$245

$285

$325

$45

$160

$540 / $590

$145 / $195

$185 / $235

$225 / $275

No charge, butregistration is required



No Onsite Registrations Accepted

SUBTOTAL


Non - Member

NCVMA Life Member

2011 CVM Graduate

I would like to join the NCVMA for 2011/2012.Eligible to register for NCVC as a member for this year & next.

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Friday evening Exhibitors’ Reception andSCAVMA Auction

NCSU - CVM Alumni Dinner – circle class 86,91,96,01,06 Chicken Salmon

NCSU - CVM Alumni Luncheon

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TECHNICIAN / OFFICE STAFF / OTHERPARAPROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION

ALLIED MEETINGS

EXTRAS


After Oct 26


After Oct 26


After Oct 26

HEALTH FAIR




AMOUNT

AMOUNT

AMOUNT

Friday evening Exhibitors’ Reception andSCAVMA Auction

Swine Health

Child Registration (5 - 11) Please list names below________________________________________________________________________________________

Poultry Health

Proceedings on CD# of proceedings on CD ______

Practice Manager/Other

Diversity Program

Child Registration (Under 5) Please list names below________________________________________________________________________________________

Veterinary Technician/Veterinary Assistant

Carolina Veterinary Manager’s Association

Guest Registrant:_______________________________(Includes breakfasts, lunches, Friday evening Exhibitors’ Reception & SCAVMA Auction)

$145 / $195

$45 / $55

$70 / $120

$70 / $120

$15

FREE

$45 / $55

$45 / $55

$45 / $55

$245

$75

$170

$170

$15

FREE

$75

$75

$75

$245$145 / $195



SUBTOTAL

SUBTOTAL

SUBTOTAL

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$

$ADD ALL SUBTOTAL BOXES AND ENTER TOTAL

2011 NCVC Registration FormFull Registrant Name:

If you need a titer, flu vaccination or your cholesterol checked, stop by the Health Fair conducted by Passport Health. They will be in the Exhibit Hall on Friday and Saturday 9:45 am - 3:30 pm. You will need to pay them for their services, but you will receive information so that you can apply for insurance reimbursement if applicable. The following screenings are available. Please check all that you are interested in so that Passport Health will be prepared for your needs. Payment is made on site.

Flu Vaccine: $25 FluMist: $50 Pneumonia: $55 Rabies Titer: $95 Tetanus: $75 Rabies Vaccine: $260 each (3 shot series) Blood Pressure Check: FREE

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1060 William Moore Drive, Raleigh, NC 27607North Carolina Veterinary Conference

919.513.6421 919.851.5850

If you receive more than one brochure, please pass theextra along to an associate. If the addressee is no longeremployed, please forward to his / her replacement. Call 919.513.6421 to update your record.

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400 Level / Ballroom Level

201: Carolina Veterinary Managers Association202: NC Swine Health / NC Association ofVeterinary Technicians Meeting206: NC Poultry Health / Diversity Program 202: CCCC Board Meeting

Ballroom ABC: Exhibit Hall / Breakfasts / Lunches / Breaks / Exhibitors’ Reception & SCAVMA Auction 402: NCSU CVM Alumni Board Meeting / NCSU CVM AlumniSociety Luncheon / Friends of NCVMA Meeting

301 A+B: Small Animal I / NCVMA Town Hall Meeting301 - 307: All Meeting TracksOutside of Rooms 301 - 303: Breakfast (Sunday)

Raleigh Convention Center Activities by floor:

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Documents

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