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holistic & Integrative Medicine

100 Yes, You Can Make Money as a Behavior Practitioner!Bain

112 Alternatives to the Shotgun Approach: Using Rates and Proportions to Improve Your PracticeHabing

124 Developing the Anesthetic Plan from Sedation through Recovery, Part IBednarski

106 Equine Cardiology, Part I: Causes and DiagnosesBonagura

118 Essential Oils: What to Do When Your Client Stinks!Shelton

107 Equine Cardiology, Part II: Cardiac AuscultationBonagura

119Essential Oils: Why Won’t This Cat Die? Amazing Mystery CasesShelton

108Equine Cardiology, Part III: Acquired Heart DiseasesBonagura

120Essential Oils: Replacing Steroids, NSAIDs and Incontinence Meds... Really!Shelton

109Dealing With Another Doctor’s MistakeLacroix

121Essential Oils and Parasites: How Not to “Tick” Off Your ClientShelton

110Common Legal Risks Equine Practitioners Face, Part ILacroix

122Essential Oils for Farm Animals: Keeping Ol’ Bessie Organic and ProductiveShelton

111Common Legal Risks Equine Practitioners Face, Part IILacroix

123Essential Oils for Equines: No Horsin’ Around, This $h*t Really Works!Shelton

101Risk Analysis of Behavior ProblemsBain

113Separating the Wheat from the Chaff: Evaluating Veterinary LiteratureStull

125Developing the Anesthetic Plan from Sedation through Recovery, Part IIBednarski

102 How to Select the Right Dog TrainerBain

114Recent Advances in Swine Enteric Coronavirus DiseasesBowman

126 Anesthetic MonitoringBednarski

103 Interrelation Between Behavior and Medical Problems, Part IBain

115Pain Assessment in CattleCoetzee

127Anesthetic Machines, Breathing Circuits and Ventilators, Part I Bednarski

104Interrelation Between Behavior and Medical Problems, Part IIBain

116Pain Management and Analgesia in CattleCoetzee

128Anesthetic Machines, Breathing Circuits and Ventilators, Part II Bednarski

105 Six Weeks in a Crate? Perioperative Behavioral StrategiesBain

117Pain Management: What’s In It For Me?Coetzee

129 Open Forum: Anesthetic Q&ABednarski

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130Otology: Importance of the BasicsCole

131Management of the Primary Causes and Predisposing Factors of OtitisCole

132Management of the Perpetuating Factors of OtitisCole

133Otic CytologyCole

134Video Otoscopy and Ear Flushing TechniquesCole

135Treatment of Otitis Externa and Otitis MediaCole

pet animalOncology

practice Management I

pet animalAvian & Small Mammals

practice Management II

136Mast Cell Disease: What’s New?Kitchell

148Open Appointments: Three Things to Do NowTumblin

142Avian Bornavirus and Proventricular Dilatation DiseaseOglesbee

143The Dyspneic Pet BirdOglesbee

144Common Dermatologic Disorder of Exotic Companion MammalsOglesbee

145Rabbit Gastrointestinal Disease Syndrome, Part IOglesbee

146Rabbit Gastrointestinal Disease Syndrome, Part IIOglesbee

147 Dental Disorders in Exotic Companion MammalsOglesbee

137News in Tumor ImmunologyKitchell

149Accelerate Practice Growth with Strong MentorshipTumblin

138Treating Cancer on the CheapKitchell

150Financial and Accounting Essentials for New Owners and Practice ManagersTumblin

139News in OsteosarcomaKitchell

151Profit’s Not a Bad Word: Four Ways to Improve Medicine with Better Business, Part ITumblin

140Hemangiosarcoma UpdateKitchell

152Profit’s Not a Bad Word: Four Ways to Improve Medicine with Better Business, Part IITumblin

141Unraveling the Mysteries of Histiocytic DiseasesKitchell

153 Improve Profit— Get “LEAN”!Tumblin

154 Sales and Use Tax Compliance for Veterinary Practices, Part IMohler

155Sales and Use Tax Compliance for Veterinary Practices, Part IIMohler

156ODH Radiology Rules and ComplianceSnee

157 Current Issues at the Ohio Veterinary Medical Licensing BoardKidd, Kolb & Redman

158Pharmacy Board Rules and ComplianceSpeaker TBA

159 Ohio’s Infectious Waste Regulations and What They Mean to YouHillyer

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Development shelter Animal

160A Antimicrobial Resistance in White-Tailed Deer – Ballash

160B Seroprevalence of Lyme Disease in Ohio Dogs – Osloobi

172Current Safety Issues in the Veterinary Hospital, Part IP. Seibert

166 Regulatory Requirements for Pharmaceutical Products and Usage in Shelters, Part I Lacroix

167 Regulatory Requirements for Pharmaceutical Products and Usage in Shelters, Part II Lacroix

168 Legal Dilemmas of Shelter VeterinariansLacroix

169State Legislation and SheltersHoldgreve

170Compassion Fatigue: Caring Until It Hurts, Part IBrandt

171Compassion Fatigue: Caring Until It Hurts, Part IIBrandt

161A Zoonotic Ascarid Ova in Columbus City Parks – Shockling Dent

161B Environmental MRSA Contamination at an Equine Hospital – Van

Balen

173Current Safety Issues in the Veterinary Hospital, Part IIP. Seibert

162The Economic Impact of the Spread of Raccoon Rabies Across OhioO’Quin

174Pharmacy Issues for the Veterinary Practice, Part IP. Seibert

163Veterinarians in Government, Part IForshey & Skorupski

175Pharmacy Issues for the Veterinary Practice, Part IIP. Seibert

164Veterinarians in Government, Part IIHockman & Mudahar

176Keeping Controlled Drugs Under Control, Part IP. Seibert

165Veterinarians in Government, Part IIIJ. Midla

177Keeping Controlled Drugs Under Control, Part IIP. Seibert

public Health technician

178 Basic Oral AnatomyHoerner

179Oral Exam and ChartingHoerner

180A Guide to Hand InstrumentationHoerner

181A Complete Periodontal CleaningHoerner

182 The Basics of Dental RadiologyHoerner

183Nerve Blocks for Pain Management in Veterinary Dentistry PatientsHoerner

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animal Behavior II

food Animal

200Feline Inappropriate Elimination and Aggression, Part IBain

212Prepartum Emergencies in the MareEmbertson

224Assessment of Cranial and Cervical DisordersKruesi

206Clicker Training 101Parsons

218Antimicrobial Stewardship: What Does This Mean for the Practicing Veterinarian?Coetzee

207Dog-to-Dog Reactivity: Effective Home ManagementParsons

219Therapy of Bovine Mycoplasma InfectionsCoetzee

208Dog-to-Dog Reactivity: The Process of Shaping Emotional Self-ControlParsons

220Bovine AnaplasmosisCoetzee

209Dog-to-Dog Reactivity: Beginner Interactions with Other DogsParsons

221Applied Immunology for the Practicing VeterinarianCortese

210Dog-to-Dog Reactivity: Changing the Meaning of Human Emotional AssociationsParsons

222Using the Immune System to Maximize Cattle ProfitabilityCortese

211Dog-to-Dog Reactivity: Emergency Foundation BehaviorsParsons

223Judicious Use of Medications and Avoiding ResiduesGingrich

201Feline Inappropriate Elimination and Aggression, Part IIBain

213Parturition: Dystocia and Related ProblemsEmbertson

225Treatment for Cranial and Cervical DisordersKruesi

202Repetitive BehaviorsBain

214Abnormalities Encountered in the Postpartum MareEmbertson

226Assessment of Thoraco-Lumbar DisordersKruesi

203Owner-Directed Aggression in DogsBain

215Colic: Making Decisions, Referrals and the Prognosis ModelAndrews

227Treatment of Thoraco-Lumbar DisordersKruesi

204I’m Scared! Fears and Phobias in DogsBain

216Equine Gastric Ulcer Syndrome: A Pain in the Gut!Andrews

228Assessment of Sacro-Pelvic DisordersKruesi

205Behavior of Companion HoofstockBain

217Equine Gastric Ulcer Syndrome: Relieving the PainAndrews

229Treatment of Sacro-Pelvic DisordersKruesi

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Dietary Management

pet animal Ophthalmology

pet animal Dentistry

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230Module 1: Introduction to NVAPHans

242Nutritional Management of Chronic EnteropathiesParker

254 Glaucoma: New Insights into an Old ProblemMunger

236Periodontal Disease: From Learning the Basics to Making a DifferenceLobprise

248Diagnosis and Management of HypoadrenocorticismPanciera

237Extractions: Having Fun with Oral SurgeryLobprise

249Challenges in the Diagnosis and Treatment of Canine HypothyroidismPanciera

238Intraoral Radiology: Making it Work for Your PracticeLobprise

250Update on Diagnosis and Management of Feline HyperthyroidismPanciera

239Feline Dentistry: Why Do Cats Have to be So Challenging?Lobprise

251Management of Diabetic KetoacidosisPanciera

240Dental Emergencies: Putting the Puzzle Back TogetherLobprise

252Hyperadrenocorti-cism: Difficulties in Diagnosis and UpdatePanciera

241Senior Dentistry: Never Too Old for Dentistry?Lobprise

253What’s Out There That’s “Out There”? Uncommon Endocrine DisordersPanciera

231Module 2: Role of Agencies (State, Federal, International) and Health Certificates Hans

243Nutritional Management of Kidney DiseaseParker

255Problem Corneas: When Ulcers Won’t HealMunger

232Module 3: Overview of Foreign Animal, USDA Program, and Reportable Diseases Harpster

244Implementing Enteral Nutrition in PracticeParker

256A Rational Approach to Keratoconjunctivitis SiccaMunger

233Module 4: Preventing Disease Introduction and SpreadKrogwold

245Unconventional DietsParker

257Uveitis: Insight into Problem CasesMunger

234Module 5: Vesicular DiseasesWilden

246Obesity ManagementParker

258Cataracts: More Than Meets the EyeMunger

235Module 6: Exotic Avian DiseasesKrogwold

247The Use and Misuse of Liver DietsParker

259 Ophthalmology Discussion SessionMunger

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public Health

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260Generational Differences: The BasicsFark & Keiser

272Canine Abortion and Infertility with a Focus on Brucella canis, Part IHutchison

284Gastrointestinal Parasites in Camelids: Management for the HerdWalker

266Veterinary Business Model for the 21st Century, Part IHalow

278Mastering the Microscope: Easy Diagnoses, Part IMillward

267Veterinary Business Model for the 21st Century, Part IIHalow

279Mastering the Microscope: Easy Diagnoses, Part IIMillward

268Shopaholic PharmacyHalow

280Should I Neuter This Dog or Not? What the Research Means for Your PracticeGoetz

269The Money ShotHalow

281This Isn’t a Cat! Techniques for Spay/Neuter in Small MammalsGoetz

270The Irresistible Practice ProfileHalow

282Feral Cat Spay/Neuter: Problems and SolutionsGoetz

271Marketing MonsterHalow

283High-Volume Spay/Neuter: Is It Really Working? Goetz

261Recruiting, Retaining and Managing Millennials, Part IFark & Keiser

273Canine Abortion and Infertility with a Focus on Brucella canis, Part IIHutchison

285Fluid Therapy and Blood Transfusions in CamelidsWalker

262Recruiting, Retaining and Managing Millennials, Part IIFark & Keiser

274Brucella canis Rules and Regulations in OhioForshey

286Caseous Lymphadenitis: A Nemesis RevisitedRings

263Mentoring Strategies, Part IFark & Keiser

275Public Health Hazards Associated with Animal HoardingO’Quin

287Neurologic Problems Seen by Small Ruminant Practitioners: The Old and the NewRings

264Mentoring Strategies, Part IIFark & Keiser

276Global Emerging Coronaviruses: MERS, SARS and PEDvSaif

288Periparturient Disease of Sheep and GoatsLakritz

265Generational Differences and ClientsFark & Keiser

277Public Health Hot Topic: Ebola in Animals and Public Health ConsequencesMidla

289Case Studies of Cache Valley VirusSarver

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290Top Five HR Issues and How to Tackle ThemDunn

300Anesthesia for the Emergency PatientWaddell

294Complete Urinalysis of the Dog and CatAlleman

A 1:30 – 4:30 p.m.

Performing the Complete Hematologic Analysis In-HouseAlleman

295The CBC as a Guide to Blood Smear EvaluationAlleman

296Hematology Case ChallengesAlleman

297Herbs and the Horse: Alternatives to Anti-Inflammatory DrugsCrock

298Equine Senior Care ProtocolCrock

299They Can’t Say It Hurts: Integrative Approaches to Degenerative Joint DiseaseCrock

291On-the-Job Training Secrets for SuccessDunn

301Anesthesia for the Respiratory Disease PatientWaddell

292Five Tips for Increasing Client Lifetime ValueDunn

302Cardiac Effects of Anesthetic AgentsWaddell

293Drama and the Team: How to Work with EveryoneDunn

303Developing a Safe Anesthesia Plan for the Traumatic Brain Injury PatientWaddell

304Metabolic or Respiratory: What is Your Blood Gas Telling You?Waddell

305Maintenance and Troubleshooting of Anesthesia Machines and VentilatorsWaddell

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400Social Behaviors of Psittacine BirdsL. Seibert

412Introduction to Aquatic Animal MedicineKhoo

421Feeding Family and Friends from the Backyard FlockBarman

427 Introduction to AcupunctureMedina

406Dog-to-People Reactivity: Core Management PlanParsons

415Colonic Ulcers: A Pain in the Hind Gut!Andrews

407Dog-to-People Reactivity: Foundation BehaviorsParsons

416Equine Cushing’s Disease: Not Just Your Father’s Wooly Mammoth!Andrews

408Dog-to-People Reactivity: The Process of Shaping Emotional Self-Control, Part IParsons

417Case Studies in Equine MedicineAndrews

409Dog-to-People Reactivity: The Process of Shaping Emotional Self-Control, Part IIParsons

418Upper Airway Abnormalities: Nasal Passages and Laryngeal DysplasiaEmbertson

410Dog-to-People Reactivity: A Stranger as the Target ObjectParsons

419Epiglottic Abnormalities: Diagnosis, Treatment and ComplicationsEmbertson

411Dog-to-People Reactivity: Establishing a Greeting BehaviorParsons

420Arytenoid Abnormalities: Diagnosis, Treatment and ComplicationsEmbertson

401Avian Self-Directed Behaviors: DiagnosisL. Seibert

413How to Approach an Aquatic CaseKhoo

422Bovine Obstetrical Challenges and DystociaBrick

428Laser Therapy: Research and Applications, Part IMedina

402Avian Self-Directed Behaviors: ManagementL. Seibert

414Common Case PresentationsKhoo

423Top 10 Beef Producer (and Veterinarian) MythsL. Midla

429Laser Therapy: Research and Applications, Part IIMedina

403Environmental Enrichment for Pet BirdsL. Seibert

424Mastitis: An OverviewMiddleton

430Introduction to RehabilitationMedina

404Behavioral Enrichment for Pet BirdsL. Seibert

425Milk Microbiology for the Dairy PractitionerMiddleton

431Rehabilitation for Orthopedic PatientsMedina

405Avian Psycho-pharmacologyL. Seibert

426Molecular Diagnostics and MastitisMiddleton

432Rehabilitation for Neurologic PatientsMedina

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Liver

pet animal Radiology

practice Management I

pet animal Feline Pearls

pet animal Parasitology

433 Module 9: Interstate and International Health Certificates for Category I AnimalsHough

445Abnormal Liver Enzymes: A Clinical ApproachTwedt

457Basic Principles of Thoracic Radiographic InterpretationWinter

463 Blueprint Reading 101Allen

439Diabetes Mellitus: Updates on Monitoring and ManagementGieg

451The Unholy Trinity: Hookworm, Whipworm and RoundwormMoorhead

440Feline Ophthalmology PearlsWebb

452Small Worms You Want to Forget (But Shouldn’t)Moorhead

441 Don’t Have a Heart “A-cat”! Pearls and Pitfalls in Feline CardiologyNguyenba

453Flea and Tick Products: A New One Every Week?Moorhead

442 Treatment Strategies for Feline IBDSherding

454 Canine Heartworm Disease: Reviewing the BasicsMoorhead

443 Feline Dermatology: A Picture is Worth a Thousand WordsTheus

455Heartworm Preventives: A Brave New WorldMoorhead

444Interrelationship of Feline Behavior and Lower Urinary Tract DiseaseBuffington

456Heartworm Treatment: Sorting It All Out Moorhead

434Module 10: Personal Protective Equipment for VeterinariansSpellmire

446Common Liver Diseases in the DogTwedt

458 The Thoracic Wall and Pleural SpaceWinter

464Learn to Speak Their LanguageAllen

435Module 11: Sheep and Goats: Scrapie and Health CertificatesHannaway

447Chronic Hepatitis in the DogTwedt

459 Radiographic Evaluation of the HeartWinter

465How to Design a Successful Veterinary FacilityAllen

436Module 19: Animal Health Emergency ResponseDavis

448 Emerging Liver DiseasesTwedt

460Demystifying Pulmonary PatternsWinter

466Thinking of Building or Remodeling? Part IAllen

437Module 22: Animal Welfare: An IntroductionDavis

449 Update on Feline Liver DiseaseTwedt

461To Cut or Not to Cut: Radiographic and Sonographic EvaluationsWinter

467Thinking of Building or Remodeling? Part IIAllen

438Module 24: Collecting and Shipping Diagnostic SpecimensSpellmire

450Acute Pancreatitis in the DogTwedt

462Abnormal Radiographic Findings: When To Look ElsewhereWinter

468Thinking of Building or Remodeling? Part IIIAllen

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shelter Animal

staff Development technician I

public Health

small Ruminants

469The Five Most Important Practice Management Duties Ward

481Feline Dermatology in the Shelter PracticeGordon

493 How to Make the Case for Preventive HealthcareGavzer

499The Ins and Outs of Tubes in Critical CareYagi

475 Spotted Fever Group RickettsiosesBreitschwerdt

487Abortion Diseases of Small RuminantsSmith

476 Canine and Human Anaplasmosis and EhrlichiosisBreitschwerdt

488 Periparturient Problems from Dystocia to Neonatal CareSmith

477 Cat Scratch Disease and Feline BartonellosisBreitschwerdt

489 Wasting Diseases of Sheep and GoatsSmith

478Canine and Human Bartonellosis: Comparative Medical FeaturesBreitschwerdt

490 Small Ruminant Field NecropsySmith

479Ohio Arbovirus UpdateGary

491 Skin Diseases of Small RuminantsSmith

480Three Important Ticks That Impact Pets and People in the MidwestNeedham

492Disbudding, Dehorning, Docking and CastratingSmith

470Five Ways Every Team Member Can Become a Better Clinic LeaderWard

482Canine Dermatology in the Shelter PracticeGordon

494 How to Make Learning “Sticky” and Fun, Part IGavzer

500Just Breathe! Respiratory EmergenciesYagi

471Five Ways to Grow your Clinic in 2015 and BeyondWard

483Managing Heartworm Disease in Resource-Limited EnvironmentsO’Quin

495How to Make Learning “Sticky” and Fun, Part IIGavzer

501 We Need Blood, STAT! Emergency TransfusionsYagi

472Don’t Shoot That Dog! How Communication Framing Affects Compliance and Image Ward

484Animal Sex AbuseSmith-Blackmore

496 Three Telephone Mistakes Even the Best Practices MakeGavzer

502Exotic Animal Husbandry for Technicians, Part IBerlinski

473Bad Things Good Teams Say: Avoiding Tiny Comments That Make Big Trouble Ward

485Case Reports of Animal HoardingSmith-Blackmore

497 How to Get to the Third Level of Client Care, Part IGavzer

503Exotic Animal Husbandry for Technicians, Part IIBerlinski

474Five Ways to Make Your Clinic Happier, Healthier and More ProductiveWard

486Case Reports of Non-Accidental InjurySmith-Blackmore

498How to Get to the Third Level of Client Care, Part IIGavzer

504Exotic Animal Husbandry for Technicians, Part IIIBerlinski

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505 The Cat and the KidneyBreton

hands-on Labs

B 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.

The Complete Client ExperienceDunn & Garcia

D 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.

Dental ExtractionsLobprise

506The Dog and the KidneyBreton

507 From Poop to VomitBreton

508 The “ICK” in TicksBreton

509Understanding SeizuresBreton

510Too Hot, Too ColdBreton

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C 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.

External Skeletal FixationDyce

hands-on Labs

E 1:30 – 4:30 p.m.

Advanced Tubes and Catheterization in Critical CareYagi

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food Animal

pet animal Cardiologyequine

holistic & Integrative Medicine

600 Behavior-Friendly Practice TipsL. Seibert

609Update on Contagious Mastitis: Staphylococcus aureus and Streptococcus agalactiaeMiddleton

619Feline Cardiovascular Diseases, Part IBonagura

606Spray, Slather and Lather: Topical Therapy for Equine DermatitisLorch

613Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine Basics, Part IKnueven

607Add it to the Differential List! New Equine DermatosesLorch

614Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine Basics, Part IIKnueven

608Allergen-Specific Immunotherapy for the Atopic HorseLorch

615Chinese Herbs for Common Veterinary ConditionsKnueven

616Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine Food Therapy, Part IKnueven

617Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine Food Therapy, Part IIKnueven

618Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine Food Therapy, Part IIIKnueven

601Simple Steps for Managing Any Behavior CaseL. Seibert

610Update on Coliform MastitisMiddleton

620Feline Cardiovascular Diseases, Part IIBonagura

602Combination Drug Therapies in BehaviorL. Seibert

611Mastitis Treatment Failure: Is It the Bugs, Drugs or Us?Middleton

621Feline Cardiovascular Diseases, Part IIIBonagura

603Alternative Therapies in BehaviorL. Seibert

612HACCP: Drug Residue PreventionWiley

622Management of Acquired Heart Diseases in the Dog, Part IBonagura

604Environmental Management of Common Feline Behavior ProblemsL. Seibert

623Management of Acquired Heart Diseases in the Dog, Part IIBonagura

605Improving Client Compliance with Behavior PlansL. Seibert

624Management of Acquired Heart Diseases in the Dog, Part IIIBonagura

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Sunday 2•22•15pet animal Respiratory

public Health

pet animal Orthopedic Surgery

practice Management

625Feline Bartonellosis: What Do We Really Know?Guptill

637Diagnosis and Management of Acute Canine PneumoniaReinero

649Current and Emerging Public Health Threats from Multidrug-Resistant OrganismsWittum

631Forelimb Lameness: Where Do We Start?Canapp

643Veterinary Practice Ownership Agreements: Why Are They Important?Guiducci

632Hind Limb Lameness: Where Do We Start?Canapp

644Let’s Make a Deal: Elements of a Good Non-Disclosure Agreement and Letter of IntentGuiducci

633How to Include Plasma-Rich Platelet Therapy in Your PracticeCanapp

645Real Estate Leasing for Startups and Practice SalesGuiducci

634How to Include Stem Cell Therapy in Your PracticeCanapp

646People Pleasing: Human Resource Issues for Veterinary Practice SalesGuiducci

635Orthopedic DevicesCanapp

647Veterinary Practice Legal CheckupGuiducci

636Intra-Articular Injections for OsteoarthritisCanapp

648Associate Buy-In: Is This Your Exit Strategy?Guiducci

626Systemic Fungal Disease: Diagnosis and TreatmentGuptill

638 A Potpourri of Challenging Canine and Feline Respiratory CasesReinero

650Antimicrobial Resistance in Gram-Negative Infections of Companion AnimalsDaniels

627Leptospirosis is Everywhere!Guptill

639Collection and Interpretation of Respiratory Cytologic SamplesReinero

651 Multidrug-Resistant Organisms in Veterinary Practice: The Horrific Gram PositivesHillier

628Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus Infections in Dogs and CatsGuptill

640Evolution of Diagnostics for Feline Asthma: What’s Old and New?Reinero

629Infection Control and Your Practice: How Are You Doing?Guptill

641Evolution of Therapeutics for Feline Asthma: What’s Old and New?Reinero

630Pets and Their Immunocompromised Humans: Facts, Myths and Practical PrecautionsGuptill

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