2 hours CE

The primary focus of the first hour will be a discussion of newer modalities available to aid in the diagnosis of cardiac disease in companion animals, including genetic testing, cardiac biomarkers, and point-of-care ultrasound. The second hour will include a review of newer medications for canine and feline heart disease, as well as interventional options for myxomatous mitral valve disease. Case examples will be presented and discussed.

1 hour CE

Veterinary technicians aren’t just support staff—they’re clinical professionals capable of shaping patient care, client trust, and clinic culture. This session explores how improving role clarity, communication, and technician autonomy leads to stronger outcomes and better team retention. We’ll cover strategies for increasing clinical confidence, empowering decision-making, and creating a culture where technicians think like clinicians. Attendees will walk away with practical tools to improve collaboration, reduce burnout, and get more out of their entire team.

1 hour CE

The purpose of this presentation is to provide a brief overview of electrochemotherapy (ECT) in companion animals. Electroporation uses short, intensive electric fields to temporarily create aqueous pathways (electropores) in cell membranes, allowing chemotherapy drugs like bleomycin or cisplatin to enter tumor cells more effectively. This localized treatment method is highly effective for specific tumor types, with studies showing high complete response rates up to 90% for certain tumor types. This presentation will go over appropriate case selection , side effects , and specific case examples of electrochemotherapy in companion animals. 

1 hour CE

Recognition and management from a criticalist's perspective