Cancer Care In Companion Animals Session I

Original Presentation Date:
02/10/2024

$299 (Non-CE / CE Eligible)
$299 for Premium Membership subscribers

Tentatively scheduled for 10/29/24.  Stay tuned for additional details including specific date, time, topics, and panel of experts and webinar contributors.

Throughout this series of live and interactive Pet Health Summit sessions you will hear from veterinary specialists and experts in the area of companion animal cancer care.

This Pet Health Summit will take a 'soup to nuts' approach to creating a comprehensive understanding of cancer in dogs and cats.  Segments will address what we know about causes of cancer, diagnostic essentials, medical and surgical therapies, supportive care of the cancer patient, and current clinical trials underway throughout North America.

Registration is FREE for VetVine Premium Membership subscribers.

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