While a brief overview of the major diagnostic and treatment protocols for feline elimination and canine aggression will be provided, this course is designed for the veterinarian who already has some familiarity with these protocols. Presentation and discussion of cases will be used as a format for practicing the process of taking a case from initial presentation to final diagnosis, treatment design, and adjustment of treatment to response. At the end of the course, the participant should have an improved ability to take a patient and client through this procedure. This course will provide 7.5 hours of Continuing Education Credit. Full attendance is required to receive total CE credits.
Registration is limited.
Our policy of first come, first served makes preregistration essential. Complete the enclosed registration form and return it along with your registration fee or payment instructions to the address shown. Additional details will be included with your registration materials. Case Discussions -Dr. Veterinary Medicine Sharon Crowell-Davis, DVM, Ph.D., is a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Behavior.