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ClinicalProgram ThursdayOpen to all attendees, CVC clinical courses provide information-rich, practical tips, and takeaways designed for real-world practice and daily patient care.

Thursday, December 8 ROOM 12:30 – 1:30 PM 1:45 – 2:45 PM 3:00 – 4:00 PM 4:15 – 5:15 PM 5:30 – 6:30 PM 7:30 – 9:30 PM

Behavior 29 CDDr. E. Christensen — Out the window: Multimodal treatment options for thunderstorm phobia

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Dr. E. Christensen — It’s not you, it’s me: Redirected aggression in cats and dogs

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Dr. E. Christensen — Make it stop! Unruly behavior and how vets, clients, and bad trainers accidentally make them worse

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Dr. E. Christensen — Hit yourself with a newspaper: Practical treatment of housesoiling by dogs

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Dr. E. Christensen — Trigger time! Medication options for situational anxiety, panic, and phobia

Canine Sports Medicine Program coordinated by the American Canine Sports Medicine Association

29 ADr. R. Gillette — Your best friend and new workout partner: Kick off an exercise plan to enhance dogs’ lifestyles

Dr. R. Gillette — Keeping canine detectors — military working, police, and search and rescue dogs — healthy and on track

Dr. R. Gillette — When cutting won’t cure: How to manage nonsurgical lameness

Dr. R. Gillette — Why canine rehabilitation in general practice is a sound practice—and how to start

Dr. R. Gillette — Muscle activity, maladies, and the forgotten tissue of injury and rehabilitation

Clinical Pathology 26 A Dr. C. Thompson — Cytology for every practitioner

Dr. C. Thompson — When to panic: Red flags in clinical pathology

Dr. C. Thompson — The power of pee: Urinalysis, the forgotten fellow

Dr. C. Thompson — Big, bad bag of blood: Liver cytology

Dr. C. Thompson — When to delve deep: Indications for and interpretation of bone marrow aspirates

Clinical Pharmacology 29 B Dr. M. Clark — Puppies, kittens, and drugs: What’s safe for pediatrics?

Dr. M. Clark — Antibiotic review: Things you wish you remembered from vet school, and things you might never have learned

Dr. M. Clark — Can I substitute? Ensuring your patients get the right drugs — in the clinic or at a human pharmacy

Dr. M. Clark — Adverse drug reactions — common and lesser known

Learn then Earn Dr. M. Clark and Dr. K. Felsted — Therapeutic drug monitoring: Good for your patients, good for your practice

Critical Care 30 A Dr. N. Peterson — CPR update: What is RECOVER?

Dr. N. Peterson — Cardiogenic shock: Hold the fluids

Dr. N. Peterson — Crotalid envenomation: Avoid being snake-bitten by snakebites

Dr. N. Peterson — Hypernatremia: What to do with the salty dog

Dr. N. Peterson — Hyponatremia: Not enough salt?

Dentistry 26 B Dr. B. Greenfield — Bites gone wild: Identifying malocclusions in dogs

Learn then Earn Dr. B. Greenfield and Dr. K. Felsted — Why “dental” is a four-letter word: Periodontology for practitioners

Dr. B. Greenfield — Advanced surgical extractions…going from simply awful to awfully simple

Dr. B. Greenfield — Normal dental radiography…you must know this before knowing abnormal

Dr. B. Greenfield — Knowing what’s abnormal on dental radiographs in dogs and cats

Endocrinology 30 BC Dr. E. Behrend — I found an adrenal tumor I wasn’t expecting. Now what?

Dr. E. Behrend — Trilostane vs. mitotane: Which should I use?

Dr. E. Behrend — Occult hyperadrenocorticism: What’s really out there?

Dr. E. Behrend — Update on canine hypoadrenocorticism

Dr. E. Behrend — Clinical approach to polyuria/polydipsia

Exotic Animal Medicine 28 CDr. J. Whittington — Staying outside the box: Strategies for managing unusual exotic pets

Dr. J. Whittington — Emergency assessment and critical care of exotic herbivores

Dr. J. Whittington — Honey bees, hawks, megaherbivores, and more: What every GP DVM needs to know about how federal regulations affect their veterinary care

Dr. J. Whittington — Ferret endocrinology: What’s new in the world of hormones

Dr. J. Whittington — Optimizing antibiotic therapy and efficacy for exotic animals

Feline Medicine Program coordinated by the American Association of Feline Practitioners

30 DEDr. M. Scherk — Respectful handling vs. rude wrangling: Getting purrspective from the cat’s point of view

Dr. M. Scherk — Client compliance: Understanding the owner’s purrspective

Dr. M. Scherk — Respectful handling vs. rude wrangling: Putting purrspective into practice

Dr. M. Scherk — When do cats with chronic kidney disease need protein restriction?

Dr. M. Scherk — The complicated geriatric cat: Scores of disorders

Gastrointestinal Medicine 31 ADr. K. Tolbert — Dysphagia and dysmotility: Recognizing it early and correctly

Dr. K. Tolbert — Evidence and indications for using probiotics in dogs and cats

Dr. K. Tolbert — New evidence for using gastroprotectants in patients with ulcers and other pains in the gut

Dr. K. Tolbert — The hows and whys of using gastric acid suppressants

Dr. K. Tolbert — Feline vomiting: New tactics for identifying the cause and treating it

Imaging 31 BDr. K. Spaulding — Ultrasonography of lymph nodes, The big, the bad, and the ugly

Dr. K. Spaulding — Ultrasonography of the bladder: How to identify the causes of hematuria

Dr. K. Spaulding — Findings to treasure: Radiographic imaging of the chest

Dr. K. Spaulding — Musculoskeletal ultrasound: A sturdy foundation

Dr. K. Spaulding — Ultrasonography of the adrenal glands: What do I do now that I have found them?

Nutrition 31 CDr. M. Cline — Obesity and ______ (Pick your disease!): Managing obesity and concurrent disease in pets

Dr. M. Cline — Feeding patients that have chronic kidney disease: The controversy and lessons from the literature

Dr. M. Cline — Raw food diets: Is there evidence to support their use?

Dr. M. Cline — Tackling my favorite nutrition myths

Dr. M. Cline — Unconventional diets for cats

Parasitology 32 ADr. L. Starkey — What’s your diagnosis? Challenging feline parasite cases

Dr. L. Starkey — What’s your diagnosis? Challenging canine parasite cases

Dr. L. Starkey — Diagnostic dilemmas in dirofilariasis: How heartworms “hide”

Watch for the Two-way Learning icon throughout the program grid!

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Thursday, December 8 ROOM 12:30 – 1:30 PM 1:45 – 2:45 PM 3:00 – 4:00 PM 4:15 – 5:15 PM 5:30 – 6:30 PM 7:30 – 9:30 PM

Behavior 29 CDDr. E. Christensen — Out the window: Multimodal treatment options for thunderstorm phobia

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45 P

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Dr. E. Christensen — It’s not you, it’s me: Redirected aggression in cats and dogs

Brea

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Dr. E. Christensen — Make it stop! Unruly behavior and how vets, clients, and bad trainers accidentally make them worse

Brea

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15 P

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Dr. E. Christensen — Hit yourself with a newspaper: Practical treatment of housesoiling by dogs

Brea

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30 P

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Dr. E. Christensen — Trigger time! Medication options for situational anxiety, panic, and phobia

Canine Sports Medicine Program coordinated by the American Canine Sports Medicine Association

29 ADr. R. Gillette — Your best friend and new workout partner: Kick off an exercise plan to enhance dogs’ lifestyles

Dr. R. Gillette — Keeping canine detectors — military working, police, and search and rescue dogs — healthy and on track

Dr. R. Gillette — When cutting won’t cure: How to manage nonsurgical lameness

Dr. R. Gillette — Why canine rehabilitation in general practice is a sound practice—and how to start

Dr. R. Gillette — Muscle activity, maladies, and the forgotten tissue of injury and rehabilitation

Clinical Pathology 26 A Dr. C. Thompson — Cytology for every practitioner

Dr. C. Thompson — When to panic: Red flags in clinical pathology

Dr. C. Thompson — The power of pee: Urinalysis, the forgotten fellow

Dr. C. Thompson — Big, bad bag of blood: Liver cytology

Dr. C. Thompson — When to delve deep: Indications for and interpretation of bone marrow aspirates

Clinical Pharmacology 29 B Dr. M. Clark — Puppies, kittens, and drugs: What’s safe for pediatrics?

Dr. M. Clark — Antibiotic review: Things you wish you remembered from vet school, and things you might never have learned

Dr. M. Clark — Can I substitute? Ensuring your patients get the right drugs — in the clinic or at a human pharmacy

Dr. M. Clark — Adverse drug reactions — common and lesser known

Learn then Earn Dr. M. Clark and Dr. K. Felsted — Therapeutic drug monitoring: Good for your patients, good for your practice

Critical Care 30 A Dr. N. Peterson — CPR update: What is RECOVER?

Dr. N. Peterson — Cardiogenic shock: Hold the fluids

Dr. N. Peterson — Crotalid envenomation: Avoid being snake-bitten by snakebites

Dr. N. Peterson — Hypernatremia: What to do with the salty dog

Dr. N. Peterson — Hyponatremia: Not enough salt?

Dentistry 26 B Dr. B. Greenfield — Bites gone wild: Identifying malocclusions in dogs

Learn then Earn Dr. B. Greenfield and Dr. K. Felsted — Why “dental” is a four-letter word: Periodontology for practitioners

Dr. B. Greenfield — Advanced surgical extractions…going from simply awful to awfully simple

Dr. B. Greenfield — Normal dental radiography…you must know this before knowing abnormal

Dr. B. Greenfield — Knowing what’s abnormal on dental radiographs in dogs and cats

Endocrinology 30 BC Dr. E. Behrend — I found an adrenal tumor I wasn’t expecting. Now what?

Dr. E. Behrend — Trilostane vs. mitotane: Which should I use?

Dr. E. Behrend — Occult hyperadrenocorticism: What’s really out there?

Dr. E. Behrend — Update on canine hypoadrenocorticism

Dr. E. Behrend — Clinical approach to polyuria/polydipsia

Exotic Animal Medicine 28 CDr. J. Whittington — Staying outside the box: Strategies for managing unusual exotic pets

Dr. J. Whittington — Emergency assessment and critical care of exotic herbivores

Dr. J. Whittington — Honey bees, hawks, megaherbivores, and more: What every GP DVM needs to know about how federal regulations affect their veterinary care

Dr. J. Whittington — Ferret endocrinology: What’s new in the world of hormones

Dr. J. Whittington — Optimizing antibiotic therapy and efficacy for exotic animals


30 DEDr. M. Scherk — Respectful handling vs. rude wrangling: Getting purrspective from the cat’s point of view

Dr. M. Scherk — Client compliance: Understanding the owner’s purrspective

Dr. M. Scherk — Respectful handling vs. rude wrangling: Putting purrspective into practice

Dr. M. Scherk — When do cats with chronic kidney disease need protein restriction?

Dr. M. Scherk — The complicated geriatric cat: Scores of disorders

Gastrointestinal Medicine 31 ADr. K. Tolbert — Dysphagia and dysmotility: Recognizing it early and correctly

Dr. K. Tolbert — Evidence and indications for using probiotics in dogs and cats

Dr. K. Tolbert — New evidence for using gastroprotectants in patients with ulcers and other pains in the gut

Dr. K. Tolbert — The hows and whys of using gastric acid suppressants

Dr. K. Tolbert — Feline vomiting: New tactics for identifying the cause and treating it

Imaging 31 BDr. K. Spaulding — Ultrasonography of lymph nodes, The big, the bad, and the ugly

Dr. K. Spaulding — Ultrasonography of the bladder: How to identify the causes of hematuria

Dr. K. Spaulding — Findings to treasure: Radiographic imaging of the chest

Dr. K. Spaulding — Musculoskeletal ultrasound: A sturdy foundation

Dr. K. Spaulding — Ultrasonography of the adrenal glands: What do I do now that I have found them?

Nutrition 31 CDr. M. Cline — Obesity and ______ (Pick your disease!): Managing obesity and concurrent disease in pets

Dr. M. Cline — Feeding patients that have chronic kidney disease: The controversy and lessons from the literature

Dr. M. Cline — Raw food diets: Is there evidence to support their use?

Dr. M. Cline — Tackling my favorite nutrition myths

Dr. M. Cline — Unconventional diets for cats

Parasitology 32 ADr. L. Starkey — What’s your diagnosis? Challenging feline parasite cases

Dr. L. Starkey — What’s your diagnosis? Challenging canine parasite cases

Dr. L. Starkey — Diagnostic dilemmas in dirofilariasis: How heartworms “hide”

EVENING SESSIONSMarriott Marquis & Marina, South Tower, Level 1

Point Loma RoomDR. N. PETERSON — Managing trauma patients: The first critical hour . . . and beyond

Solana RoomDR. J. WHITTINGTON — A+ - Optimizing anesthesia and analgesia for exotic mammal patients

CVC on the go!CVC San Diego session grids are now mobile optimized! Go tothecvc.com/cvc-sd-clinical-program/Get all the information you need to plan your CE on your phone or other mobile device, including room numbers! CVC — exCEptional!

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Breakfast Friday, December 9 ROOM 8:00 – 9:00 AM 9:10 – 10:10 AM 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM Lunch Options

7:00 – 9:00 AMBallroom 20 AEye Opener Continental BreakfastAll attendees

Avian Medicine 28 C Dr. J. Whittington — Bird basics: Tips and tricks for performing primary techniques

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12:00 – 1:15 PMLunch in the Exhibit Hall

Behavior 29 CD Dr. E. Christensen — Get lost! Stranger-directed aggression in cats

Learn then Earn Dr. E. Christensen and Dr. K. Felsted — C’mon back, kitties: How to increase your cat visits (and your bottom line)

Dr. E. Christensen — Safe at home: Quick and practical tips for owner-directed aggression in cats and dogs

Clinical Pathology 26 A Dr. C. Thompson — Monkey business: Patterns and algorithms in clinical pathology

Dr. C. Thompson — Pitfalls! Top clinical pathology air balls

Dr. C. Thompson — Blood, urine, pus, bile, chyle, water, cancer: Cytology of effusions

Critical Care 30 A Dr. N. Peterson — Refeeding syndrome: When good food goes bad Dr. N. Peterson — Dystocia: Is it time?

Dr. N. Peterson — Resuscitation endpoints in critical care: It’s not about the journey, it’s about the destination

Dentistry 26 B Dr. B. Greenfi eld — Oral Tumors 101: What you absolutely need to know

Dr. B. Greenfi eld — Why “let’s keep an eye on it” won’t work anymore: Addressing fractured and discolored teeth

Dr. B. Greenfi eld — Updates on treating feline gingivostomatitis

Dermatology 31 BC Dr. A. Kirby — Fleas, fl eas, and more fl eas Dr. A. Kirby — Pemphigus treatment and history Dr. A. Kirby — Demodex on the new frontier

dvm360 Full Circle Improv Learning!

33 AB Dr. A. Roark and M. Pierson — Why can’t we be friends? Staff-on-staff drama

Dr. A. Roark and M. Pierson — Technician/DVM confl ict: Different jobs, same problems

Dr. A. Roark and M. Pierson — “Because I’m the boss.” How to end staff vs. management drama

Endocrinology 30 BC Dr. E. Behrend — Treating diabetes mellitus: What should I use? Dr. E. Behrend — Diabetic conundrums: Diffi cult-to-manage cases

Dr. E. Behrend — Diagnosing canine hypothyroidism: A case-based approach

Feline MedicineProgram coordinated by the American Association of Feline Practitioners

30 DE Dr. S. Bailey — Cats and the lost art of fl uid analysis Dr. S. Bailey — Feeding tubes in cats: The good, bad, and ugly

Dr. S. Bailey — When cats retch, heave, yack, gag, ‘n hurl: What does it really mean?

Imaging 31 A Dr. K. Spaulding — Gastrointestinal ultrasonography: What a gas! Dr. K. Spaulding — Ocular ultrasound: An insight into the globe

Dr. K. Spaulding — Neuromuscular ultrasound: That takes a lot of nerve

Low-Stress, Pet-Friendly Practice 29 AB Dr. M. Becker — Fear FreeSM practice: With it, you’ll thrive—

without it, you may not surviveDr. M. Becker — Apples and oranges: Signifi cant differences between Fear FreeSM and “fearful” practices

Learn then Earn Dr. J. Bloom and Dr. K. Felsted — Never fear, low-stress is here! How to cash in on calmness

Parasitology 32 A Dr. L. Starkey — Problems beyond the pest: Tick-borne diseases Dr. L. Starkey — Parasites for pets and people: Zoonoses

Dr. L. Starkey — Preventive practices for fi ghting fl eas and attacking ticks

Personal Well-being 28 B8:00 – 9:00 AM Dr. K. Pope-Robinson — How to be happy in veterinary medicine: Where’s the obstruction?

9:15 – 10:15 AM Dr. K. Pope-Robinson — How to be happy in veterinary medicine: Excise the obstacles!

11:00 AM – 12:00 PMDr. K. Pope-Robinson — How to manage emotions in tough conversations with clients

Shelter Medicine Program coordinated by the Association of Shelter Veterinarians

23 A Dr. A. Dykstra — It’s not “just a cold.” Feline URI management in the shelter

Dr. A. Dykstra — What is titering all about? A simple approach to managing outbreaks

Dr. A. Dykstra — Don’t throw the baby out with the bathwater: How to manage a parvovirus outbreak without euthanizing puppies

ClinicalProgram Friday Morning

Refreshments are available in the Exhibit Hall

during open hours, compliments of

Room 23 BC / Laser Therapy Symposium The Science, Healing, and Profi ts of High Power Dr. John C. Godbold, Jr.

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Breakfast Friday, December 9 ROOM 8:00 – 9:00 AM 9:10 – 10:10 AM 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM Lunch Options


Avian Medicine 28 C Dr. J. Whittington — Bird basics: Tips and tricks for performing primary techniques

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Dr. J. Whittington — What’s your diagnosis? Avian diagnostic test options and results interpretation

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Dr. J. Whittington — Avian 911: Managing the emergent sick bird


Behavior 29 CD Dr. E. Christensen — Get lost! Stranger-directed aggression in cats

Learn then Earn Dr. E. Christensen and Dr. K. Felsted — C’mon back, kitties: How to increase your cat visits (and your bottom line)

Dr. E. Christensen — Safe at home: Quick and practical tips for owner-directed aggression in cats and dogs

Clinical Pathology 26 A Dr. C. Thompson — Monkey business: Patterns and algorithms in clinical pathology

Dr. C. Thompson — Pitfalls! Top clinical pathology air balls

Dr. C. Thompson — Blood, urine, pus, bile, chyle, water, cancer: Cytology of effusions

Critical Care 30 A Dr. N. Peterson — Refeeding syndrome: When good food goes bad Dr. N. Peterson — Dystocia: Is it time?

Dr. N. Peterson — Resuscitation endpoints in critical care: It’s not about the journey, it’s about the destination

Dentistry 26 B Dr. B. Greenfi eld — Oral Tumors 101: What you absolutely need to know

Dr. B. Greenfi eld — Why “let’s keep an eye on it” won’t work anymore: Addressing fractured and discolored teeth

Dr. B. Greenfi eld — Updates on treating feline gingivostomatitis

Dermatology 31 BC Dr. A. Kirby — Fleas, fl eas, and more fl eas Dr. A. Kirby — Pemphigus treatment and history Dr. A. Kirby — Demodex on the new frontier

dvm360 Full Circle Improv Learning!

33 AB Dr. A. Roark and M. Pierson — Why can’t we be friends? Staff-on-staff drama

Dr. A. Roark and M. Pierson — Technician/DVM confl ict: Different jobs, same problems

Dr. A. Roark and M. Pierson — “Because I’m the boss.” How to end staff vs. management drama

Endocrinology 30 BC Dr. E. Behrend — Treating diabetes mellitus: What should I use? Dr. E. Behrend — Diabetic conundrums: Diffi cult-to-manage cases

Dr. E. Behrend — Diagnosing canine hypothyroidism: A case-based approach


30 DE Dr. S. Bailey — Cats and the lost art of fl uid analysis Dr. S. Bailey — Feeding tubes in cats: The good, bad, and ugly

Dr. S. Bailey — When cats retch, heave, yack, gag, ‘n hurl: What does it really mean?

Imaging 31 A Dr. K. Spaulding — Gastrointestinal ultrasonography: What a gas! Dr. K. Spaulding — Ocular ultrasound: An insight into the globe

Dr. K. Spaulding — Neuromuscular ultrasound: That takes a lot of nerve

Low-Stress, Pet-Friendly Practice 29 AB Dr. M. Becker — Fear FreeSM practice: With it, you’ll thrive—

without it, you may not surviveDr. M. Becker — Apples and oranges: Signifi cant differences between Fear FreeSM and “fearful” practices

Learn then Earn Dr. J. Bloom and Dr. K. Felsted — Never fear, low-stress is here! How to cash in on calmness

Parasitology 32 A Dr. L. Starkey — Problems beyond the pest: Tick-borne diseases Dr. L. Starkey — Parasites for pets and people: Zoonoses

Dr. L. Starkey — Preventive practices for fi ghting fl eas and attacking ticks

Personal Well-being 28 B8:00 – 9:00 AM Dr. K. Pope-Robinson — How to be happy in veterinary medicine: Where’s the obstruction?

9:15 – 10:15 AM Dr. K. Pope-Robinson — How to be happy in veterinary medicine: Excise the obstacles!

11:00 AM – 12:00 PMDr. K. Pope-Robinson — How to manage emotions in tough conversations with clients

Shelter Medicine Program coordinated by the Association of Shelter Veterinarians

23 A Dr. A. Dykstra — It’s not “just a cold.” Feline URI management in the shelter

Dr. A. Dykstra — What is titering all about? A simple approach to managing outbreaks

Dr. A. Dykstra — Don’t throw the baby out with the bathwater: How to manage a parvovirus outbreak without euthanizing puppies

Turn page for Friday afternoon schedule ➤


8:00 AM – 12:00 PM — 4 hours of CE credit offered — Free to CVC attendees. See ad on p. 61.

The Science, Healing, and Profi ts of High Power Dr. John C. Godbold, Jr.

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Sponsored by

12:00 – 1:15 PM Room 24 ABLunch and Learn: A common sense approach to lawsuit elimination and tax reductionLeland McKayCE credit offered: 1 hourFree to CVC attendees

12:00 – 1:15 PM Room 20 BLunch and Learn: The future is here: Innovative therapy for atopic dermatitis Dr. Catherine OuterbridgeCE credit offered: 1 hour*Free to CVC attendees*See p. 92 for CE information

Sponsored by

12:10 – 1:10 PM Ask the Expert LuncheonRoom 27 A Dr. E. Christensen — Behavioral solutions: Present your case, leave with a plan Cost: $50CE credit offered: 1 hour

12:10 – 1:10 PM Ask the Expert Luncheon Room 27 B Dr. L. Hess — What every new practice owner needs to knowCost: $50CE credit offered: 1 hour

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Lunch Options Friday, December 9 ROOM 1:15 – 2:15 PM 3:00 – 4:00 PM 4:30 – 5:30 PM 5:30 – 6:45 PM 7:00 – 9:00 PM


Critical Care 30 A Dr. K. Santoro Beer — Medical management of thoracic trauma

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Dr. K. Santoro Beer — Head trauma without the headaches

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Dr. K. Santoro Beer — OMG AKI!! What do I do now?

Dermatology 31 BC Dr. A. Kirby — Cushing’s disease in the derm world Dr. A. Kirby — New drugs in dermatology Dr. A. Kirby — Itchy puppies


30 DE Dr. S. Bailey — Feline hyperthyroid disease: New guidelines Dr. S. Bailey — Physical examination of the cat: More fun than ever!

Dr. S. Bailey — FLUTD: Can you fl ush out a diagnosis?

Expert2: The Power of InteractionGastrointestinal Medicine

32 B Dr. K. Simpson — What’s causing this GI bleeding? Dr. K. Simpson — Why does this cat always have diarrhea?

Dr. K. Simpson — Feline IBD or lymphoma? How to differentiate and manage these diseases

Low-Stress, Pet-Friendly Practice 29 AB Dr. M. Becker — Top 10 ways to get started with Fear

FreeSM practice

Dr. J. Bloom — Fear FreeSM in general practice — thank you for coming,have a nice stay!

M. Becker, CPDT — Lead the way! Use client education to show your community how your behavior- and training-friendly practice enhances pets’ emotional well-being

Oncology 31 A Dr. S. Ettinger — My top tips for managing cancer patients in your practice

Dr. S. Ettinger — What to do with lumps and bumps: See something, do something. Why wait? Aspirate!

Dr. S. Ettinger — How to talk to clients about cancer: Things you didn’t learn in vet school

Orthopedics 26 BDr. D. Dycus — The roadmap to fracture management: Part I: Diagnosing fractures and choosing a fi xation technique

Dr. D. Dycus — The road map to fracture management: Part II: Selecting a fi xation technique and external coaptation

Dr. D. Dycus —The road map to fracture management: Part III: Selecting internal and external fi xation techniques

Pain ManagementProgram coordinated by the International Veterinary Academy of Pain Management

26 A Dr. M. Brunke — Pain: Diagnosis and treatment Dr. M. Brunke — NSAIDs in dogs and cats: The basics and beyond

Dr. M. Brunke — Managing DJD: Beyond the NSAIDs

Shelter MedicineProgram coordinated by the Association of Shelter Veterinarians

23 ADr. P. Bushby — 2016 revisions to the Veterinary Medical Care Guidelines for Spay-Neuter Programs: Patient care and clinical procedures; preoperative care and anesthesia

Dr. P. Bushby — 2016 revisions to the Veterinary Medical Care Guidelines for Spay-Neuter Programs: Surgical and postoperative care; operations management

Dr. P. Bushby — Safe, effi cient spay-neuter techniques used by shelter DVMs (and general practice DVMs): Discussion and video demonstrations

Veterinary Hospice and Palliative Care 28 C Dr. M. Gardner — The art of euthanasia and the science of

death: Front of house

Dr. M. Gardner — The art of euthanasia and the science of death: Preparing the stage

Dr. M. Gardner — The art of euthanasia and the science of death: Delivering the performance

Veterinary Leadership Program provided by the Veterinary Leadership InstituteSee p. 19 for details.

33 C1:15 – 5:30 PMDr. B. Charles — Emotional Intelligence 101:

(Free to CVC veterinarian attendees; seating limited to 50)

The three hours no one got — and everyone needed — in vet school

ClinicalProgram Friday Afternoon

Need to recharge? Stop by the Charging Stations in the Registration Lobbyand the Exhibit Hall.



Sponsored by

12:00 – 1:15 PM Room 24 ABLunch and Learn: A common sense approach to lawsuit elimination and tax reductionLeland McKayCE credit offered: 1 hourFree to CVC attendees

12:00 – 1:15 PM Room 20 BLunch and Learn: The future is here: Innovative therapy for atopic dermatitis Dr. Catherine OuterbridgeCE credit offered: 1 hour*Free to CVC attendees*See p. 92 for CE information

Sponsored by

12:10 – 1:10 PM Ask the Expert LuncheonRoom 27 A Dr. E. Christensen — Behavioral solutions: Present your case, leave with a plan Cost: $50CE credit offered: 1 hour

12:10 – 1:10 PM Ask the Expert Luncheon Room 27 B Dr. L. Hess — What every new practice owner needs to knowCost: $50CE credit offered: 1 hour

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Lunch Options Friday, December 9 ROOM 1:15 – 2:15 PM 3:00 – 4:00 PM 4:30 – 5:30 PM 5:30 – 6:45 PM 7:00 – 9:00 PM


Critical Care 30 A Dr. K. Santoro Beer — Medical management of thoracic trauma

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Dr. K. Santoro Beer — Head trauma without the headaches

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Dr. K. Santoro Beer — OMG AKI!! What do I do now?

Dermatology 31 BC Dr. A. Kirby — Cushing’s disease in the derm world Dr. A. Kirby — New drugs in dermatology Dr. A. Kirby — Itchy puppies


30 DE Dr. S. Bailey — Feline hyperthyroid disease: New guidelines Dr. S. Bailey — Physical examination of the cat: More fun than ever!

Dr. S. Bailey — FLUTD: Can you fl ush out a diagnosis?

Expert2: The Power of InteractionGastrointestinal Medicine

32 B Dr. K. Simpson — What’s causing this GI bleeding? Dr. K. Simpson — Why does this cat always have diarrhea?

Dr. K. Simpson — Feline IBD or lymphoma? How to differentiate and manage these diseases

Low-Stress, Pet-Friendly Practice 29 AB Dr. M. Becker — Top 10 ways to get started with Fear

FreeSM practice

Dr. J. Bloom — Fear FreeSM in general practice — thank you for coming,have a nice stay!

M. Becker, CPDT — Lead the way! Use client education to show your community how your behavior- and training-friendly practice enhances pets’ emotional well-being

Oncology 31 A Dr. S. Ettinger — My top tips for managing cancer patients in your practice

Dr. S. Ettinger — What to do with lumps and bumps: See something, do something. Why wait? Aspirate!

Dr. S. Ettinger — How to talk to clients about cancer: Things you didn’t learn in vet school

Orthopedics 26 BDr. D. Dycus — The roadmap to fracture management: Part I: Diagnosing fractures and choosing a fi xation technique

Dr. D. Dycus — The road map to fracture management: Part II: Selecting a fi xation technique and external coaptation

Dr. D. Dycus —The road map to fracture management: Part III: Selecting internal and external fi xation techniques


26 A Dr. M. Brunke — Pain: Diagnosis and treatment Dr. M. Brunke — NSAIDs in dogs and cats: The basics and beyond

Dr. M. Brunke — Managing DJD: Beyond the NSAIDs

Shelter MedicineProgram coordinated by the Association of Shelter Veterinarians

23 ADr. P. Bushby — 2016 revisions to the Veterinary Medical Care Guidelines for Spay-Neuter Programs: Patient care and clinical procedures; preoperative care and anesthesia

Dr. P. Bushby — 2016 revisions to the Veterinary Medical Care Guidelines for Spay-Neuter Programs: Surgical and postoperative care; operations management

Dr. P. Bushby — Safe, effi cient spay-neuter techniques used by shelter DVMs (and general practice DVMs): Discussion and video demonstrations

Veterinary Hospice and Palliative Care 28 C Dr. M. Gardner — The art of euthanasia and the science of

death: Front of house

Dr. M. Gardner — The art of euthanasia and the science of death: Preparing the stage

Dr. M. Gardner — The art of euthanasia and the science of death: Delivering the performance

Veterinary Leadership Program provided by the Veterinary Leadership InstituteSee p. 19 for details.

33 C1:15 – 5:30 PMDr. B. Charles — Emotional Intelligence 101:

(Free to CVC veterinarian attendees; seating limited to 50)

The three hours no one got — and everyone needed — in vet school

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Exhibit Hall

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Point Loma RoomDR. J. BLOOM — Fear FreeSM (in)action

Santa Rosa RoomDR. A. ROARK and B. CONRAD, CVPM — Management Happy Hour* *Cash bar available.

Exhibit Hall closes at 6:45 PM

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Cardiology 29 CD Dr. W. Church — Cardiac history, physical exam, and the BNP biomarker

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Dr. W. Church — Diagnosis and treatment of tachyarrhythmias


Critical Care 30 A Dr. K. Santoro Beer — Tips and tricks for fl uid resuscitation

Dr. K. Santoro Beer — Using acid-base analysis in your practice: It can save a life!

Dr. K. Santoro Beer — Cases from the trenches: What we learn when things get ugly

Dermatology 31 BC Dr. J. Noxon — Managing chronic otitis: The keys to getting started on the right foot

Dr. J. Noxon — Managing chronic otitis: Tips to maximize the value of your treatment

Dr. J. Noxon — Managing chronic otitis: Treating the diffi cult case and preventing recurrence

dvm360 Full Circle 33 AB Dr. S. Ettinger and Dr. A. Roark — How not to break bad news

Dr. S. Ettinger and Dr. A. Roark — Cancer and communication case studies

E. Garcia and Dr. S. Ettinger — Technology tips and tricks for the effi cient veterinary team


30 DE Dr. R. Downing — They don’t deserve to hurt: The fundamentals of feline pain

Dr. R. Downing — Finding feline pain where it lives: Perfecting your pain palpation plan

Dr. R. Downing — Pain and fear in felines: Linked more than you think

Gastrointestinal Medicine 31 A Dr. K. Simpson — Diagnosing pancreatitis in dogs and cats — tips and traps

Dr. K. Simpson — Diagnosing and managing chronic intestinal disease in dogs

Dr. K. Simpson — Diagnosing and managing chronic intestinal disease in dogs (con’t)

In this Case: Real Discussions, Real Results 32 B

Dr. G. Landsberg and Dr. S. Denenberg (online collaborator) — Do these fearful and aggressive dogs need drugs?

Check out Drs. Ettinger and Roark’s cases in communication session above!

Explore cruciate case options with Drs. Dycus and Felsted below!

Orthopedics 30 B Dr. D. Dycus — Hip dysplasia: Treatment from the young to the old

Dr. D. Dycus — It’s a puppy, what could possibly go wrong? Developmental orthopedic conditions

Learn then Earn Dr. D. Dycus and Dr. K. Felsted — It’s a cruciate rupture, and surgery is not an option. Now what?


30 C Dr. M. Brunke — Hydrotherapy: Is water the universal solution?

Learn then Earn Dr. M. Brunke and Dr. K. Felsted — Laser therapy in veterinary rehabilitation

Dr. M. Brunke — Nutraceuticals for canine athletes

Shelter MedicineProgram coordinated by the Association of Shelter Veterinarians 23 A Dr. A. Dykstra — A happy cat is a healthy cat: Humane

feline housing in animal sheltersDr. A. Dykstra — Sheltering starts when they enter the door: How to implement a healthy intake protocol

Dr. A. Dykstra — Assessing shelter health: Monitoring the data

Veterinary Hospice and Palliative Care 32 A Dr. M. Gardner — Before the end: Practical care for the

geriatric patient

Dr. M. Gardner — Before the end: Marketing for geriatrics and adding veterinary hospice to your services

Dr. M. Gardner — Assessing quality of life

USDA/NVAPProgram coordinated by the USDA National Veterinary Accreditation Program

28 C Dr. G. Brickler — Module 4: Preventing disease introduction and spread

Dr. M. Gibson — Module 7: Foreign animal disease detection in Category 1 animals

Dr. J. Coote — Module 9: Interstate and International Health Certifi cates for Category 1 animals

ClinicalProgram Saturday Morning


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8:00 – 9:00 AMDr. Heidi Lobprise — To pee or not to pee — A senior pet dilemma

8:00 AM – 12:00 PM3 CE Hours offered*(1 hour/each session)Free to CVC attendees.*See CE information on p. 92.

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Breakfast Saturday, December 10 ROOM 8:00 – 9:00 AM 9:30 – 10:30 AM 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM Lunch Options


Cardiology 29 CD Dr. W. Church — Cardiac history, physical exam, and the BNP biomarker

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Dr. W. Church — Diagnosis and treatment of tachyarrhythmias


Critical Care 30 A Dr. K. Santoro Beer — Tips and tricks for fl uid resuscitation

Dr. K. Santoro Beer — Using acid-base analysis in your practice: It can save a life!

Dr. K. Santoro Beer — Cases from the trenches: What we learn when things get ugly

Dermatology 31 BC Dr. J. Noxon — Managing chronic otitis: The keys to getting started on the right foot

Dr. J. Noxon — Managing chronic otitis: Tips to maximize the value of your treatment

Dr. J. Noxon — Managing chronic otitis: Treating the diffi cult case and preventing recurrence

dvm360 Full Circle 33 AB Dr. S. Ettinger and Dr. A. Roark — How not to break bad news

Dr. S. Ettinger and Dr. A. Roark — Cancer and communication case studies

E. Garcia and Dr. S. Ettinger — Technology tips and tricks for the effi cient veterinary team


30 DE Dr. R. Downing — They don’t deserve to hurt: The fundamentals of feline pain

Dr. R. Downing — Finding feline pain where it lives: Perfecting your pain palpation plan

Dr. R. Downing — Pain and fear in felines: Linked more than you think

Gastrointestinal Medicine 31 A Dr. K. Simpson — Diagnosing pancreatitis in dogs and cats — tips and traps

Dr. K. Simpson — Diagnosing and managing chronic intestinal disease in dogs

Dr. K. Simpson — Diagnosing and managing chronic intestinal disease in dogs (con’t)

In this Case: Real Discussions, Real Results 32 B

Dr. G. Landsberg and Dr. S. Denenberg (online collaborator) — Do these fearful and aggressive dogs need drugs?

Check out Drs. Ettinger and Roark’s cases in communication session above!

Explore cruciate case options with Drs. Dycus and Felsted below!

Orthopedics 30 B Dr. D. Dycus — Hip dysplasia: Treatment from the young to the old

Dr. D. Dycus — It’s a puppy, what could possibly go wrong? Developmental orthopedic conditions

Learn then Earn Dr. D. Dycus and Dr. K. Felsted — It’s a cruciate rupture, and surgery is not an option. Now what?


30 C Dr. M. Brunke — Hydrotherapy: Is water the universal solution?

Learn then Earn Dr. M. Brunke and Dr. K. Felsted — Laser therapy in veterinary rehabilitation

Dr. M. Brunke — Nutraceuticals for canine athletes

Shelter MedicineProgram coordinated by the Association of Shelter Veterinarians 23 A Dr. A. Dykstra — A happy cat is a healthy cat: Humane

feline housing in animal sheltersDr. A. Dykstra — Sheltering starts when they enter the door: How to implement a healthy intake protocol

Dr. A. Dykstra — Assessing shelter health: Monitoring the data

Veterinary Hospice and Palliative Care 32 A Dr. M. Gardner — Before the end: Practical care for the

geriatric patient

Dr. M. Gardner — Before the end: Marketing for geriatrics and adding veterinary hospice to your services

Dr. M. Gardner — Assessing quality of life


28 C Dr. G. Brickler — Module 4: Preventing disease introduction and spread

Dr. M. Gibson — Module 7: Foreign animal disease detection in Category 1 animals

Dr. J. Coote — Module 9: Interstate and International Health Certifi cates for Category 1 animals

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9:30 –10:30 AMDr. Jeff Nichol — Urine soiling behavior? Urinary disease? Making the right call

11:00 AM – 12:00 PMDr. Jody Lulich — Stuck in the Stone Age: What you need to know

12:15 – 1:15 PM Ask the Expert LuncheonRoom 27 A Dr. J. Bloom — Implementing Fear FreeSM handling in general practice — a real-life experience

Cost: $50CE credit offered: 1 hour

12:15 – 1:15 PM Ask the Expert Luncheon Room 27 B Dr. R. Harvey — Sedation and restraint for the fractious patient — safety and convenience for all


12:00 – 1:15 PMRoom 24 ABLunch and Learn: It Only Takes One Missed DoseDr. Chris AdolphCE credit offered: 1 hour*Free to CVC attendees *See p. 92 for CE information

Sponsored by

12:00 – 1:00 PMBallroom 20 BLunch and Learn: Part 1: Laser Therapy Simplifi ed: A Complete Review of What You Really Need to KnowDr. David BradleyCE credit offered: 1 hourFree to CVC attendees*See p. 32 for Part 2 Workshop. Sponsored by

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Lunch Options Saturday, December 10 ROOM 1:30 – 2:30 PM 3:00 – 4:00 PM 4:45 – 5:45 PM 7:00 – 9:00 PM


Anesthesia 30 B Dr. R. Harvey — 10 best things about feline pain management

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Point Loma RoomDR. M. GARDNER — Employee motivation, how to recruit exceptional team members, and how to fi nd a job you LOVE

Solana RoomK. COOLEY, BA, CVT, VTS (Anesthesia/Analgesia) and T. MCNERNEY, BS, CVT, CVPP, VTS (Anesthesia/Analgesia) — Ask the anesthesia “techspert”

Cardiology 29 CD Dr. W. Church — Coughing dogs are not all created equal Dr. W. Church — Mitral valve disease: The complete story Dr. W. Church — Insights into the feline heart

Dermatology 31 BC Dr. J. Budgin — Immune-mediated skin diseases: EM, TEN, and more! Dr. J. Budgin — Vasculitis and dermatomyositis Dr. J. Budgin — Beyond steroids: Therapy of

immune-mediated skin disease


30 DE Dr. R. Downing — Pharma and feline pain: Making the best choices

Learn then Earn Dr. R. Downing and Dr. K. Felsted — Building and charging for a pain treatment pyramid for cats

Dr. R. Downing — Building a chronic pain management pyramid

Low-Stress, Pet-Friendly Practice 29 AB Dr. G. Landsberg — Happy cats and happy dogs = Happy

vets, staff, and ownersDr. G. Landsberg — Behavioral management of fear and aggression in your patients

Room 30 BDr. R. Harvey — The big goal: Reducing fear, pain, and stress in veterinary patients

Neurology 30 C Dr. H. Barnes Heller — Acute seizure management: What do we really know about the drugs we give?

Dr. H. Barnes Heller — Help! My dog has fallen and cannot get up: Acute vestibular disease in dogs

Dr. H. Barnes Heller — Canine meningoencephalitis—it’s not just GME anymore

Oncology 31 A Dr. S. Ettinger — Canine lymphoma: Review and what’s new

Dr. S. Ettinger — Feline GI lymphoma: High-grade, low-grade, vs. IBD

Dr. S. Ettinger — Treating advanced cancer like a chronic disease: Use of metronomic chemotherapy for metastatic cancer

Ophthalmology Program provided by Eye Care for Animals

32 A Dr. J. Norman — Differential diagnoses of the red eye Dr. J. Norman — Avoiding diabetic ocular disasters Dr. J. Norman — Feline internal ocular disease: Uveitis to retinopathy

Veterinary LeadershipProgram coordinated by the Women’s Veterinary Leadership Development InitiativeSee p. 19 for details.

26 BDr. C. DeWilde and Dr. S. Wooten — Women as top dogs: Overcome your psychological glass ceiling and lead the pack

Dr. C. DeWilde and Dr. S. Wooten — Minion, Martian, or Overlord? Choose your own adventure

Dr. S. Wooten and Dr. C. DeWilde — Women as bitches leaders: The struggle is real

Your Practice Presence: Get Online and Go Off the Chart

32 B 1:30 – 2:30 PME. Garcia — Top online mistakes and how to fi x them

3:15 – 4:15 PM E. Garcia — 25 tools and apps that will rock your practice

4:30 – 5:30 PME. Garcia — Audit your digital presence (or watch us audit somebody else!)


28 C Dr. M. Gibson — Module 18: Avian infl uenza and exotic Newcastle disease

Dr. S. Beutelschies — Module 19: Animal health emergency response

Dr. L. Rawson — Module 22: Animal welfare: An introduction

Ballroom 20 B / Part 2: Successful LaserImplementation Workshop *See Lunch Options column at left for Part 1 Lunch & Learn.

12:15 – 1:15 PM Ask the Expert LuncheonRoom 27 A Dr. J. Bloom — Implementing Fear FreeSM handling in general practice — a real-life experience


12:15 – 1:15 PM Ask the Expert Luncheon Room 27 B Dr. R. Harvey — Sedation and restraint for the fractious patient — safety and convenience for all


12:00 – 1:15 PMRoom 24 ABLunch and Learn: It Only Takes One Missed DoseDr. Chris AdolphCE credit offered: 1 hour*Free to CVC attendees *See p. 92 for CE information

Sponsored by

12:00 – 1:00 PMBallroom 20 BLunch and Learn: Part 1: Laser Therapy Simplifi ed: A Complete Review of What You Really Need to KnowDr. David BradleyCE credit offered: 1 hourFree to CVC attendees*See below for Part 2 Workshop. Sponsored by

Need to recharge? Stop by the Charging Stations in the Registration Lobbyand the Exhibit Hall.

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Lunch Options Saturday, December 10 ROOM 1:30 – 2:30 PM 3:00 – 4:00 PM 4:45 – 5:45 PM 7:00 – 9:00 PM


Anesthesia 30 B Dr. R. Harvey — 10 best things about feline pain management

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Point Loma RoomDR. M. GARDNER — Employee motivation, how to recruit exceptional team members, and how to fi nd a job you LOVE

Solana RoomK. COOLEY, BA, CVT, VTS (Anesthesia/Analgesia) and T. MCNERNEY, BS, CVT, CVPP, VTS (Anesthesia/Analgesia) — Ask the anesthesia “techspert”

Cardiology 29 CD Dr. W. Church — Coughing dogs are not all created equal Dr. W. Church — Mitral valve disease: The complete story Dr. W. Church — Insights into the feline heart

Dermatology 31 BC Dr. J. Budgin — Immune-mediated skin diseases: EM, TEN, and more! Dr. J. Budgin — Vasculitis and dermatomyositis Dr. J. Budgin — Beyond steroids: Therapy of

immune-mediated skin disease


30 DE Dr. R. Downing — Pharma and feline pain: Making the best choices

Learn then Earn Dr. R. Downing and Dr. K. Felsted — Building and charging for a pain treatment pyramid for cats

Dr. R. Downing — Building a chronic pain management pyramid

Low-Stress, Pet-Friendly Practice 29 AB Dr. G. Landsberg — Happy cats and happy dogs = Happy

vets, staff, and ownersDr. G. Landsberg — Behavioral management of fear and aggression in your patients

Room 30 BDr. R. Harvey — The big goal: Reducing fear, pain, and stress in veterinary patients

Neurology 30 C Dr. H. Barnes Heller — Acute seizure management: What do we really know about the drugs we give?

Dr. H. Barnes Heller — Help! My dog has fallen and cannot get up: Acute vestibular disease in dogs

Dr. H. Barnes Heller — Canine meningoencephalitis—it’s not just GME anymore

Oncology 31 A Dr. S. Ettinger — Canine lymphoma: Review and what’s new

Dr. S. Ettinger — Feline GI lymphoma: High-grade, low-grade, vs. IBD

Dr. S. Ettinger — Treating advanced cancer like a chronic disease: Use of metronomic chemotherapy for metastatic cancer


32 A Dr. J. Norman — Differential diagnoses of the red eye Dr. J. Norman — Avoiding diabetic ocular disasters Dr. J. Norman — Feline internal ocular disease: Uveitis to retinopathy

Veterinary LeadershipProgram coordinated by the Women’s Veterinary Leadership Development InitiativeSee p. 19 for details.

26 BDr. C. DeWilde and Dr. S. Wooten — Women as top dogs: Overcome your psychological glass ceiling and lead the pack

Dr. C. DeWilde and Dr. S. Wooten — Minion, Martian, or Overlord? Choose your own adventure

Dr. S. Wooten and Dr. C. DeWilde — Women as bitches leaders: The struggle is real

Your Practice Presence: Get Online and Go Off the Chart

32 B 1:30 – 2:30 PME. Garcia — Top online mistakes and how to fi x them

3:15 – 4:15 PM E. Garcia — 25 tools and apps that will rock your practice

4:30 – 5:30 PME. Garcia — Audit your digital presence (or watch us audit somebody else!)


28 C Dr. M. Gibson — Module 18: Avian infl uenza and exotic Newcastle disease

Dr. S. Beutelschies — Module 19: Animal health emergency response

Dr. L. Rawson — Module 22: Animal welfare: An introduction



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Dr. David Bradley and Aaron Bakken 1:30 – 2:30 PM — 1 CE hour offered — Free to CVC Attendees.

CVC on the go!CVC San Diego session grids are now mobile optimized! Go tothecvc.com/cvc-sd-clinical-program/Get all the information you need to plan your CE on your phone or other mobile device, including room numbers! CVC — exCEptional!

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Breakfast Sunday, December 11 ROOM 8:00 – 9:00 AM 9:30 – 10:30 AM 11:15 AM – 12:15 PM Lunch Options

7:00 – 9:00 AMBallroom 20 A Eye Opener Continental BreakfastAll attendees

Anesthesia 30 BDr. R. Harvey — Implementing the AAHA Anesthesia Guidelines for Dogs and Cats in your practice

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Dr. R. Harvey — Highly successful techniques simply using local and regional anesthetics


1:15 – 2:00 PM Special Ice Cream Treat in Exhibit Hall


Behavior 29 C Dr. G. Landsberg — Stress: Its effects on pet health and behavior

Dr. G. Landsberg — Abnormal repetitive behavior: Circle, snap, and stare — oh my!

Dr. G. Landsberg — Dementia in dogs and cats: How to identify it and what you can do to improve pets’ behavioral health

Clinical Pharmacology 28 C Dr. L. Trepanier — Rational therapy for vomiting Dr. L. Trepanier — Empirical antibiotic choices Dr. L. Trepanier — Drug dose adjustment for disease

dvm360 Leadership Challenge 32 A Dr. E. Ward — You can be ready for the future

of veterinary medicine! Here’s howB. Conrad, CVPM — Pet care hacks: Ideas to steal from the world’s best veterinary practice managers

B. Howard, K. Reimer, P. Stewart, and M. Valcarcel — Survive and thrive: Insider tips and data about the future of vet med

Expert2: The Power of Interaction Dermatology

32 B Dr. J. Budgin — Select cases in feline dermatology

Dr. J. Budgin — What’s new in the management of dermatophytosis?

Dr. J. Budgin — More than warts: Viral diseases of the skin


30 DEDr. R. Downing — Non-pharma options for feline pain: Nutrition, nutraceuticals, and rehabilitation

Dr. R. Downing — CRIs for cats: Yes you can! Dr. R. Downing — Palliative care and hospice care for cats

Gastrointestinal Medicine 31 A Dr. S. Owens — Managing PLE in dogs Dr. S. Owens — It’s just a gallbladder, what could go wrong?

Dr. S. Owens — Diagnosing and treating canine pancreatitis


29 D Dr. K. Konrade — Feline ocular surface disease Dr. K. Konrade — Neurolocalization of blindness Dr. K. Konrade — Corneal surgery

Soft Tissue Surgery 29 AB Dr. K. Tobias — Tension-relieving techniques: Ease the strain of wound closure Dr. K. Tobias — Advanced wound management Dr. K. Tobias — Brachycephalic syndrome: More than

just a short, sweet face

Toxicology 30 C Dr. T. Evans — The neighbor did it! Common malicious poisonings and how to prove it

Dr. T. Evans — Prescribed, OTC, and recreational drugs associated with small animal intoxication

Dr. T. Evans — Is it toxic? How toxic? Electronic toxicology resources available to practitioners

Urology 31 B Dr. G. Grauer — Early diagnosis of CKD: New tests and re-evaluation of the old

Dr. G. Grauer — Staging and managing CKD: A tale of two cats

Dr. G. Grauer — ACE-inhibitors and CKD: The good, bad, and ugly

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Breakfast Sunday, December 11 ROOM 8:00 – 9:00 AM 9:30 – 10:30 AM 11:15 AM – 12:15 PM Lunch Options


Anesthesia 30 BDr. R. Harvey — Implementing the AAHA Anesthesia Guidelines for Dogs and Cats in your practice

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Dr. R. Harvey — Highly successful techniques simply using local and regional anesthetics




Behavior 29 C Dr. G. Landsberg — Stress: Its effects on pet health and behavior

Dr. G. Landsberg — Abnormal repetitive behavior: Circle, snap, and stare — oh my!

Dr. G. Landsberg — Dementia in dogs and cats: How to identify it and what you can do to improve pets’ behavioral health

Clinical Pharmacology 28 C Dr. L. Trepanier — Rational therapy for vomiting Dr. L. Trepanier — Empirical antibiotic choices Dr. L. Trepanier — Drug dose adjustment for disease

dvm360 Leadership Challenge 32 A Dr. E. Ward — You can be ready for the future

of veterinary medicine! Here’s howB. Conrad, CVPM — Pet care hacks: Ideas to steal from the world’s best veterinary practice managers

B. Howard, K. Reimer, P. Stewart, and M. Valcarcel — Survive and thrive: Insider tips and data about the future of vet med

Expert2: The Power of Interaction Dermatology

32 B Dr. J. Budgin — Select cases in feline dermatology

Dr. J. Budgin — What’s new in the management of dermatophytosis?

Dr. J. Budgin — More than warts: Viral diseases of the skin


30 DEDr. R. Downing — Non-pharma options for feline pain: Nutrition, nutraceuticals, and rehabilitation

Dr. R. Downing — CRIs for cats: Yes you can! Dr. R. Downing — Palliative care and hospice care for cats

Gastrointestinal Medicine 31 A Dr. S. Owens — Managing PLE in dogs Dr. S. Owens — It’s just a gallbladder, what could go wrong?

Dr. S. Owens — Diagnosing and treating canine pancreatitis

OphthalmologyProgram provided by Eye Care for Animals

29 D Dr. K. Konrade — Feline ocular surface disease Dr. K. Konrade — Neurolocalization of blindness Dr. K. Konrade — Corneal surgery

Soft Tissue Surgery 29 AB Dr. K. Tobias — Tension-relieving techniques: Ease the strain of wound closure Dr. K. Tobias — Advanced wound management Dr. K. Tobias — Brachycephalic syndrome: More than

just a short, sweet face

Toxicology 30 C Dr. T. Evans — The neighbor did it! Common malicious poisonings and how to prove it

Dr. T. Evans — Prescribed, OTC, and recreational drugs associated with small animal intoxication

Dr. T. Evans — Is it toxic? How toxic? Electronic toxicology resources available to practitioners

Urology 31 B Dr. G. Grauer — Early diagnosis of CKD: New tests and re-evaluation of the old

Dr. G. Grauer — Staging and managing CKD: A tale of two cats

Dr. G. Grauer — ACE-inhibitors and CKD: The good, bad, and ugly

12:30 – 1:30 PM Ask the Expert LuncheonRoom 27 A B. Halow, LVT, CVPM — What practices with the best dental compliance are doing right


12:30 – 1:30 PM Ask the Expert Luncheon Room 27 BDr. G. Grauer — Upper urinary tract case discussions




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Behavior 29 C Dr. G. Landsberg — Canine aggression: 5 easy pieces — how I treat them all

Dr. G. Landsberg — Canine aggression: Risk assessment, prognosis, and safety

Dr. G. Landsberg — Canine aggression: Nature/nuture — Is it the dog or the owner?

Clinical Pharmacology 28 C Dr. L. Trepanier — Top 10 potential drug interactions

Dr. L. Trepanier — Adverse drug reactions: Case discussions and lessons learned

Dr. L. Trepanier — Therapeutic decisions in internal medicine: Case discussions

Gastrointestinal Medicine 31 A Dr. S. Owens — Your guide to the vomiting dog Dr. S. Owens — Beyond the bloodwork: Diagnostics for liver disease Dr. S. Owens — Colorectal disease in dogs


29 D Dr. R. Burwell — When corneal ulcerations won’t heal Dr. R. Burwell — Canine ocular surface disease Dr. R. Burwell — Ocular pharmacology: What’s in, what’s out, what works,

and what doesn’t

Soft Tissue Surgery 20 AB Dr. K. Tobias — Diaphragmatic and hiatal hernias: Closing the gap Dr. K. Tobias — Urethral surgery: Eliminating the obstruction Dr. K. Tobias — Making a “case” for abdominal surgery: What would you

do?

Toxicology 30 C Dr. T. Evans — Everything you didn’t think you’d need to know about plants toxic to small animals

Dr. T. Evans — Everything you didn’t think you’d need to know about mycotoxins affecting small animals

Dr. T. Evans — So many pet food recalls…Is manufactured pet food actually safe?

Urology 31 B Dr. G. Grauer — Hyperthyroidism: A view from the urinary tract Dr. G. Grauer — UTI: Top 10 questions Dr. G. Grauer — NSAIDs in dogs with liver and kidney disease

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12:30 – 1:30 PM Ask the Expert LuncheonRoom 27 A B. Halow, LVT, CVPM — What practices with the best dental compliance are doing right


12:30 – 1:30 PM Ask the Expert Luncheon Room 27 BDr. G. Grauer — Upper urinary tract case discussions


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Behavior 29 C Dr. G. Landsberg — Canine aggression: 5 easy pieces — how I treat them all

Dr. G. Landsberg — Canine aggression: Risk assessment, prognosis, and safety

Dr. G. Landsberg — Canine aggression: Nature/nuture — Is it the dog or the owner?

Clinical Pharmacology 28 C Dr. L. Trepanier — Top 10 potential drug interactions

Dr. L. Trepanier — Adverse drug reactions: Case discussions and lessons learned

Dr. L. Trepanier — Therapeutic decisions in internal medicine: Case discussions

Gastrointestinal Medicine 31 A Dr. S. Owens — Your guide to the vomiting dog Dr. S. Owens — Beyond the bloodwork: Diagnostics for liver disease Dr. S. Owens — Colorectal disease in dogs


29 D Dr. R. Burwell — When corneal ulcerations won’t heal Dr. R. Burwell — Canine ocular surface disease Dr. R. Burwell — Ocular pharmacology: What’s in, what’s out, what works,

and what doesn’t

Soft Tissue Surgery 20 AB Dr. K. Tobias — Diaphragmatic and hiatal hernias: Closing the gap Dr. K. Tobias — Urethral surgery: Eliminating the obstruction Dr. K. Tobias — Making a “case” for abdominal surgery: What would you

do?

Toxicology 30 C Dr. T. Evans — Everything you didn’t think you’d need to know about plants toxic to small animals

Dr. T. Evans — Everything you didn’t think you’d need to know about mycotoxins affecting small animals

Dr. T. Evans — So many pet food recalls…Is manufactured pet food actually safe?

Urology 31 B Dr. G. Grauer — Hyperthyroidism: A view from the urinary tract Dr. G. Grauer — UTI: Top 10 questions Dr. G. Grauer — NSAIDs in dogs with liver and kidney disease

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