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When cancer cure is not an option: Improving quality of life with palliative radiation therapy (PRT) and how pet owners feel about PRT after their pet has undergone treatment

Presented by: Vivian C. Fan, DVM
Sponsored by: VetVine
When cancer cure is unattainable or when extensive cancer treatment is not a practical consideration for the pet or its family, palliative measures can be undertaken to aid in improving a patient's quality of life. Palliative radiation therapy (PRT) is on... more
Colors of the Cornea - Blue

Presented by: Sheri L. Berger, DVM, DACVO
Sponsored by: VetVine
They say a picture is worth 1000 words. Whereas a normal cornea is clear and appears colorless, an understanding of the gamut of observable color changes in diseased corneas can be helpful for formulating a list of differential diagnoses in patients prese... more
The Benefits of Water Therapy in Dogs

Presented by: Deirdre Chiaramonte, DVM, DACVIM, CCRT, CVA
Sponsored by: VetVine
Deirdre Chiaramonte, DVM, DACVIM, CCRT, CVA discusses water therapy and demonstrates how it can benefit dogs with various bone and joint disorders, help in building strength and endurance, improve balance problems, and assist those unable to walk on land.... more
Cognition in Aging Dogs and Dogs with Epilepsy

Sponsored by: VetVine
Cognitive dysfunction in dogs or canine dementia is a widely recognized neurobehavioral syndrome in aging dogs. It is characterized by changes in memory, social interactions, and sleep cycle. Idiopathic epilepsy is the most common chronic neurologic condi... more
Anesthesia Monitoring - Hypotension FAQs

Presented by: Lydia Love, DVM, DACVAA
Sponsored by: VetVine
In this Ask the Expert segment, Dr. Lydia Love answers some frequently asked questions related to anesthesia and blood pressure monitoring including: - If a patient has a normal or high blood pressure reading, it is safe to assume that they have good oxyg... more
Plasma or Serum Eye Drops for the Treatment of Ulcerative Corneal Disease

Presented by: Sheri L. Berger, DVM, DACVO
Sponsored by: VetVine
When treating a patient with a corneal ulcer, considerations include the prevention or treatment of infection, pain management, as well as the promotion of healing. The consideration of serum or plasma drops as part of a treatment plan for patients with m... more
The Effect of an Owner's Personality on Dog Behavior Problems. What to do and not do.

Presented by: Nicholas H. Dodman, BVMS, DACVA, DACVB
Sponsored by: VetVine
Although previous studies have shown associations between human personality and the prevalence of their dogs' behavior problems, the mechanisms for this have not been determined. There have also been studies that have detected links between aversive train... more
"How Will I Know When it's Time?" An Instrument for Assessing Quality of Life in Dogs

Presented by: Sheri L. Berger, DVM, DACVO
Sponsored by: VetVine
Owners of pets with chronic or terminal illnesses commonly ask veterinary professionals - how will I know when it's time? Meaning, how will they know when it is time to consider humane euthanasia to end a pet's suffering? Most professionals are proficient... more
Animal Abuse and Neglect - Recognizing the signs and our role and responsibilities to people and their pets

Presented by: Sheri L. Berger, DVM, DACVO
Sponsored by: VetVine
Although we frequently hear stories of animal abuse or neglect, reporting of these acts to authorities is not mandatory in many municipalities or states. As such many cases go unreported and the prevalence of these problems in dogs and cats has been large... more
Canine Atopic Dermatitis - Can Vitamin D Help Itchy Dogs?

Presented by: Elisabeth Zenger, DVM, PhD, DACVIM (SAIM)
Sponsored by: VetVine
Atopic dermatitis in dogs is one of the most common skin disorders treated in the veterinary practice setting. The degree of pruritus and severity of skin lesions can vary. Treatment typically includes allergen avoidance or hyposensitization as well as sy... more

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