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Part Two: One Test, Two Tests, Old Tests, New Tests
Essential Diagnostics for Senior Dogs and Understanding Why Your Vet Recommends TestingIf my dog has a heart murmur, should I do an echo? Can bloodwork detect cancer?Are dog DNA tests accurate? Can genetic screening be…
One Test, Two Tests, Old Tests, New Tests
Essential Diagnostics for Senior Dogs and Understanding Why Your Vet Recommends Testing- Why does my vet recommend bloodwork every year on my healthy dog?- Why does my vet want an ultrasound after we just took x-rays? - Do…
Healthy Aging: Addressing Obesity in Senior Dogs
Join Dr. Ernie Ward, an award-winning veterinarian and founder of the Association for Pet Obesity Prevention, for an insightful webinar on clinical obesity in older dogs. This session is tailored for dog guardians who want…
Know Your Dog's True Nature - Understanding Canine Personality through the Five Elements
The Five Element Theory of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is a fun and helpful tool for understanding your old dog's personality, wants, needs, and stressors. It will also cue you into specific behaviors and possible maladies…
Disaster Preparedness for Senior Pets
Have you thought about how to prepare for a disaster and made a plan for your household? Have you considered what that means for your senior canine? Join us as Krista Kurvers discusses ways to alleviate the fear and anxiety some…
Celebration: The Antidote for Anticipatory Grief
Join us for this webinar in which Dr. H. Howells talks about how celebration can be a super-powered balm for anticipatory grief. Anticipatory grief—whether our pets have been given a terminal diagnosis or we just know their days…
Dr. Mary Gardner: Assessing Quality of Life and Deciding When to Say Goodbye
Assessing the quality of life of a family pet is a delicate balance between managing emotions, the progression of the disease, and the happiness of the pet. These key issues are not always in harmony and it is the job of the…
Dr. Sheilah Robertson: New and Integrated Approaches to Comfort
The future of pain management for older pets (and people) is looking bright. Integrating drug and non-drug treatments into a pain management plan can turn a good plan into a great one. By using more than one type of treatment, we…
Dr. Tamara Shearer: Early Recognition and Support of Cancer Patients Utilizing a Integrative, Proactive Approach
Being proactive with home evaluations for cancer between veterinary visits improves the odds of a better outcome or extended quality of life for a patient. Tips on what to look for at home will be discussed in the lecture. A…