The Pearls of Management of Exotic Diseases in Imported Pets (10% discount for booking online)

Only in the last few years, several exotic parasitic and infectious diseases, including Linguatuliasis, Dirofilariasis, Brucellosis, some of which are zoonotic, have been reported in dogs and cats with unprecedented frequency in the UK. The recognition and treatment of companion animals suffering from exotic diseases can be quite complicated. UK-based veterinary professionals recognise the critical importance of accurately testing and effectively managing exotic infectious and parasitic diseases. The aim of this course is to provide the first practical guide to the management of exotic diseases in imported as well as local pets. The knowledge and practical skills that you will gain can be immediately applied to practice. The course will focus on hands-on learning; you'll practice key parasitology technical skills while being coached through the procedures by an experienced clinician and a parasitology specialist.

Course Description

You will leave this course with the confidence, knowledge, and best practice for improving the management of exotic diseases in dog and cat care, which has become a compelling issue for small animal surgery in the UK.

The course is designed for new and senior vets and vet nurses in first opinion practice as well as those studying for further qualifications in internal medicine, veterinary public health, parasitology, and many other veterinary specialisms.

Topics to be covered:

 The very latest guidelines for parasite control in dogs and cats

·         How to identify and manage pets with exotic parasites and diseases

·         Exotic Parasite Risk & Pet Travel Legislation in a Post-Brexit Landscape

·         Which products should be used, when and how to decide

·         The emerging role of diagnostics smarter disease management

·         The opportunity to practice and ask questions

·         How to make the most of the UK-based resources

 

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