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Debriefing - What It Is, Why It's Important, And How To Conduct Effective Debriefings In Veterinary Practice
08/05/2026
Our cases can take unexpected twists or turns and result in poor outcomes or death of a patient. In addition, we are all subject to making mistakes in the course of our work. If we're lucky, the mista...
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Managing The Canine Non-healing Or Indolent Ulcer - Don't Be Scared Of SCCEDs!
07/01/2026
Corneal ulcers can be frustrating when they don’t heal! While some ulcers are deep and may require aggressive medical management or referral to an ophthalmologist for surgical stabilization, the...
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Delivering Difficult News
06/17/2026
An integral part of every veterinary and pet professional's job is to communicate with the owner(s) of the animal in their care. When it comes to delivering or discussing difficult news, a wide variet...
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Maxillofacial Trauma And Fundamentals In Oral Surgery
05/06/2026
Maxillofacial trauma in small animals commonly and typically arises because of road traffic accidents, fighting, or abuse. In some parts of the world, gunshot wounds involving the head are also seen w...
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Non-surgical Treatment Options For Treating Mast Cell Tumors In Dogs
04/08/2026
Mast cell tumors are the most common skin cancer in dogs. While surgical removal is part of the standard of care for treating patients with mast cell tumor(s), there are instances in which surgery is...
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Cloudy Eyes - Making Sense Of The Colors Of The Cornea
03/11/2026
A normal cornea is clear and colorless. Any color change seen in the cornea is suggestive of disease (either an active problem or consequence of something in the past). In this webinar we provide a br...
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Spotlight On Feline Chronic Stomatitis: Current Concepts And Future Directions
02/04/2026
Feline Chronic Gingivostomatitis (FCGS) is an extremely painful inflammatory condition of the mouth that affects 10-25% of the feline population. This condition can become very debilitating and many c...
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That Darn Cat! If It's Vomiting, That Is Not Normal!
01/06/2026
Interestingly, many people believe or accept that it is normal for cats to occasionally vomit. In fact, chronic intermittent vomiting is not normal and should be regarded as something that adversely i...
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Stem Cells In Veterinary Medicine: Myths, Facts And Evidence
12/09/2025
Stem cell therapy is one of the hottest topics in health care today - including veterinary medicine. In spite of the growing interest, much about stem cell therapy is often misunderstood and many stil...
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Managing Urinary Incontinence
11/18/2025
In this session, Dr. Acierno provides a comprehensive overview of diagnosing and treating urinary incontinence in dogs. His discussion will include common causes of incontinence, including urethral sp...
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