Emerald Coast Veterinary Conference
Miramar Beach, FL
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May 31 - June 4, 2023
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20+ CE Hours
Kristin Scott
DVM, DAVDC
CROWN Veterinary Dental Specialists of Charlotte
Small Animal
Dentistry
Have Clients Say “yes” to Dentistry
Introduction to Dental Radiographs
What is That Pointy Thing? Dental Instrument ID and Usage
Basic & Advanced Dental Extractions & Complications
Robert O. Schick
DVM, DACVD
Fur Kids Allergy & Dermatology
Small Animal
Dermatology
Have Clients Say “yes” to Dentistry
Introduction to Dental Radiographs
What is That Pointy Thing? Dental Instrument ID and Usage
Basic & Advanced Dental Extractions & Complications
Michael Schaer
DVM, DACVIM, DACVECC
University of Florida CVM
Small Animal
Gerontology
Case Based Presentations: The Essentials of Managing Pancreatitis and Acute Cholecystitis/Cholangiochepatitis in the Geriatric Dog and Cat
Acute Pancreatitis
Emergency Management of the Patient With Heatstroke
Applied Principles of Fluid Therapy
Patricia Brunton Scharko
DVM, MPH, DACVPM
Clemson University College of Agriculture, Forestry & Life Sciences
Small Ruminants
Goats & Sheep
Let’s Talk Small Ruminant Parasite Control
Small Ruminant Health Basics (Goats and Sheep)
Protecting the Herd or Flock
Reid Hanson
DVM, DACVS, DACVECC
Auburn University CVM
Equine
Emergency & Critical Care
Burn Injuries in the Horse
Emergency Care and Stabilization of Fractures in the Field
Rectal tears: Diagnosis and Current Methods of Treatment
Post Castration Evisceration and Hemorrhage
Reproductive Emergencies in the Mare
Schwanda Flowers
Pharm.D
First Financial Bank
Practice Management
Sponsored by:
Pathway to Ownership and Writing a Successful Business Plan
Understanding Key Performance Indicators and the Story Behind the Financials
Understanding the Loan Process and the Do’s and Don’ts of Ownership
Schwanda Flowers
Pharm.D
Practice Management
Sponsored by:
Medicating Dogs with Behavior Problems—A simple framework for complicated conditions
Becoming familiar with just a few key medications, understanding how to titrate doses properly, and learning how to educate owners on what to expect will go a long way in providing relief to both pets and their families.
Canine Separation Anxiety 911—Strategies to provide immediate relief and long-term management
This session will focus on how the general practitioner can provide immediate help in these urgent situations as well as guide clients in long-term management of this chronic condition.
Aggression in Dogs: Risk Assessment
An appropriate risk assessment can help clients make important and often very difficult decisions regarding whether a dog can safely remain in their home.
Behaviors Associated with Different Life Stages of the Dog
The behavioral strategies clients implement during various life stages can affect their dog’s quality of life not only at that moment in time, but also for years to come.