MARK YOUR CALENDAR FOR LEARNING WITH INTROVET® IN 2025
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Free! Resilience SOS: Survival Skills for Challenging Environments
Join us February 16, 2025 for a completely free, full-day virtual workshop centered on the health and wellbeing of veterinary professionals themselves.
This workshop will bring together a unique panel of female leaders, each with their own perspectives and expertise in the fields of lifestyle medicine, clinical psychology, and cognitive behavioral therapy. Through this live program, we’ll learn skills to improve work life balance, resolve workplace and personal conflicts, set boundaries, and build resilience.
Practical Tips for Managing Endocrine Disorders in Small Animals
Join us online on March 16, 2025 for a candid conversation on canine and feline endocrine disorders. In recent years, scientific advances have led to novel therapies for diabetes, simpler blood sugar monitoring, and improved understanding of disorders encountered almost daily in general practice.
Things that Bite: Vectors, Venom, and Beyond
In this 2-day virtual workshop, we’ll learn how to manage all the things that slither, creep, and crawl their way into the lives of our pets! Join us April 12-13, 2025 to study the latest recommendations for managing snakebites and learn to dispel myths. Buzz through lessons on stinging insects and understand how to manage the reactions that follow - from minor to catastrophic. Review diagnosis and treatment of vector-borne diseases like lyme disease, ehrlichia, and heartworms. We’ll even cover a few outside-the-box biters: spiders, fish hooks (yes, fish hooks!), stinging marine life, and more.
All Things Allergy: Managing Atopic Dermatitis in Dogs and Cats
This one-day workshop will have you itching with excitement! Join us June 8, 2025 to help your atopic patients feel better once and for all. We’ll talk about allergy testing, immunotherapy, diet trials, ranking the common allergens, acute rescue therapy, chronic/long term management, and most important of all - client communication. If itchy pets are one of the most common themes of your appointment book, this workshop will give you the answers you need!
A Brush with Dentistry: Simple Advice for Better Dental Care
In this virtual workshop, brush up on the fundamentals of veterinary dentistry! On July 13, 2025, UGA clinical professor, Dr. Sara Gonzalez, will share her best advice for getting quality dental rads quickly and efficiently, and review the most important lesions those radiographs will reveal. We’ll practice dental nerve blocks and hear insider tips for easier extractions via image and video examples. Learn to identify and treat CUPS, feline tooth resorptive lesions, and various forms of stomatitis with confidence. This will be a perfect course for anyone - DVM or technician - performing dental procedures.
Leaving Me Breathless: Heart and Lung Diseases of the Dog and Cat
Coughing? Abnormal lung sounds? Is it cardiac or respiratory disease? How do you know? Join us September 20-21, 2025 for this 2-day virtual conference that will bring together experts in the fields of cardiology and pulmonology to walk us through common sense workups for patients with respiratory and cardiac disease. Breathe a sigh of relief with insider advice that will make recognition and treatment of these conditions much easier. Check back soon for more!
IN-PERSON WORKSHOP
Bone Appétit: Rational Advice in Small Animal Nutrition
On November 15-16, 2025, we will be hosting our annual in-person workshop - at the San Antonio River Walk!
At this year’s in-person conference, you’re truly in for a treat! In this two-day program, leading veterinary nutritionists, Drs. Angela Rollins and Maryanne Murphy will guide us through all the hottest topics in nutrition. Study pet food labeling laws - including new regulations just implemented in 2024. Hear the latest in the FDA’s investigation on nutritional DCM, from those close to the controversy. Practice spotting high quality foods from low-quality fads, and try out communication advice from those who give nutritional consults every day. We’ll also study realistic ways to treat canine and feline obesity, and understand how to use food to aid in management of illness.
Those who join us onsite in San Antonio can also look forward to demo stations, where you’ll have the chance to test out various feeding tubes and liquid diets, and compare pet food labels side-by-side.
Speakers:
- Maryanne Murphy, DVM, PhD, DACVIM
- Angela Rollins, DVM, PhD, DACVIM
10 hours CE
Only 100 in-person seats! Join the waitlist to be the first to know when early bird pricing is open for registration.
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