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Claim Your CPD Certificate (Episodes 2-18)

Ep4 - Two Week Takedown - Librela and all that jazz

Ep5 - Two Week Takedown - Panorama Episode and cuffed ETTs

Ep7 - Two Week Takedown - Turmeric and fleas

Ep8 - Two Week Takedown - Raving about Ket

Ep10 - Two Week Takedown - Brucella and GV20

Ep12 - Two Week Takedown - Difficult owners & aggressive pets

Ep14 - Two Week Takedown - Vapes and brachycephalics

Ep16 - Bonus - Hyperthyroidism & Hypothyroidism

Ep17 - Two Week Takedown - Neutering & Euthanasia

Ep18 - Bonus - Regenerative Medicine with Russell Chandler

Continue restraint to obtain the sample as quickly as possible

Scruff the cat firmly to complete the procedure

Stop and consider chemical restraint or gabapentin

Retained roots should always be aggressively pursued regardless of risk

Dental radiographs can change decision-making and reduce unnecessary trauma

Dental radiographs are mainly useful for teaching students

Crown amputation should never be considered in dogs

All dogs require automatic 48-hour IV fluid therapy regardless of circumstance

Raisin ingestion is harmless unless clinical signs are already present

Management should involve owner discussion, risk assessment, and informed consent

Blood tests are unnecessary in all raisin ingestion cases

only present in central vestibular disease

It may maintain itch control more consistently without a loading dose

Side effects cannot be quickly reversed once the drug has been given

It may reactivate latent toxoplasmosis infections