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| Registration Filling up for Angell Spring 2020 CE for Vets and Techs |
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| Practical Tips and Techniques for Emergency Triage and Care |
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Tips for Fluid Therapy: When to Use Which Types of Fluids and Why – by Courtney Peck, DVM, DACVECC |
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Diagnosing and Stabilizing the Cat in Respiratory Distress: Tips and Tricks – Jinni Sinnott-Stutzman, DVM, DACVECC |
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Triage for Brachycephalic Dogs – Meghan Whelan, DVM, DACVECC |
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Stay & Play or Scoop & Go? – Alison Allukian, DVM
Determining whether to triage animals right away to a referral hospital or whether to take stabilization/diagnostics steps prior to referral |
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ECC Survival Summary: 5 Subjects in 50 Minutes – Kiko Bracker, DVM, DACVECC
• Feline obstipation
• Thyroid storm
• Esophagostomy tube placement
• Chest wound management
• Abdominocentesis |
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| Three Pieces of the Oncology Puzzle |
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Lower urinary tract cancer in dogs – by Ji-In Lee, DVM |
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A Closer Look at Addressing 2 Types of Feline Cancer – by J. Lee Talbott, DVM, DACVIM (Medical Oncology)
- Part 1: Feline oral squamous cell carcinoma
- Part 2: Emerging use of Palladia in feline neoplasia |
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Angell Expands Oncology Service and Welcomes
Megan Duckett, DVM, DACVIM (Medical Oncology) |
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Last week we welcomed Megan Duckett, DVM, DACVIM (Medical Oncology) to Angell's Oncology team.
Dr. Duckett began her veterinary career in a comparative oncology research lab at the University of Minnesota where she earned her veterinary degree before completing a rotating internship at Wheat Ridge Animal Hospital in Denver, CO. She then returned to the University of Minnesota for a medical oncology residency and served as chief resident. In 2019, she won an ACVIM resident research award for her project evaluating alpha- and beta-blockers as potential radiation sensitizers. Dr. Duckett continues to foster a strong interest in the translation of research from the laboratory bench to the oncology clinic.
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| Canine-specific Albumin (CSA): Is it More Effective than Non-canine Products? |
CSA can help with plasma volume in shock as well as in patients that have hypoproteinemia. Are non-canine products like human albumin as effective? Meghan Whelan, DVM, DACVECC, CVA provides insight.
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| What is the Best Approach to Hypertension? |
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| How to Spot and Treat Otitis Media/Interna |
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| Top Take-Aways About Gastric Protectants |
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| The Four Most Commonly Reported Cutaneous Tumors in Cats |
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