Emergency Ready – Practical tips for treating emergencies in small animal practice – Course discussions

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• • Gallbladder Mucocele Rupture: The Bilirubin Ratio Can Be Misleading!
  • “Treat the patient, not the platelet count”
  • Azotaemic Patient? Don’t Forget the Ionised Calcium
  • “Oops… The Wrong Dog Ate the Trilostane!”
  • Nasotracheal Oxygen in BOAS – Has Anyone Tried This?
  • Blocked cats: how long does the azotaemia actually take to resolve?
  • Prazosin Out, Lorazepam In? New Evidence in Feline Urethral Obstruction
  • Spontaneous Hemoperitoneum in Dogs: Is Immediate Surgery Always Necessary?
  • Could FMT Become the New Standard of Care for Canine Parvovirus?
  • Vaccination and IMHA: Does the Evidence Finally Give Us an Answer?
  • Snoretox1 for BOAS
  • Feline dystocia – what the data shows
  • Rethinking Canine Anaphylaxis Why Fluids Often Do the Heavy Lifting
  • Hemothorax in Dogs: What Matters Most for Diagnosis and Prognosis?
  • Propofol or Alfaxalone in C-Sections, Are You Treating the Dam or the Puppies?