CDVMS In-Person CE Event: Vaccination Guidelines for the General Practitioner AND Lyme Disease - Why Do Blue Dots Happen to Good Dogs?
The Desmond Hotel
660 Albany Shaker RoadAlbany, NY
Event Details
Review the latest AAHA vaccination guidelines for canine and feline patients, and gain clinical insight into Lyme disease diagnosis, treatment, and prevention strategies.
Vaccination Guidelines for the General Practitioner
This program reviews and highlights changes that were made to the most recent updates of the feline and canine vaccination guidelines by the American Animal Hospital Association. It separates puppies and kittens from the adult dog and cat populations to discuss why understanding the concept of maternal antibodies is so important for us and our clients. It also discusses the hot topic of antibody testing to help practitioners decide which situations and diseases these tests are useful for. Finally, the discussion will shift to common questions on storage and handling. Both the antibody testing and vaccine storage/handling are brief introductions to let practitioners know there is information in the guidelines related to these topics.
Who you'll hear from
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What you'll take away
By the end of this session, attendees will be able to:
Why Do Blue Dots Happen to Good Dogs?
This course covers an overview of Lyme disease, including its history, vector and reservoir hosts, clinical signs, treatment, and how to decrease risk of infection. Lyme vaccination protocols, how the vaccine works, and the different types of vaccines currently available will also be discussed.
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Agenda
| 6:30 PM | Registration |
| 6:30 PM | Dinner |
| 7:00 PM | Vaccination Guidelines for the General Practitioner — Christopher Gargamelli, DVM, MBA |
| 8:00 PM | Why Do Blue Dots Happen to Good Dogs? — Christopher Gargamelli, DVM, MBA |
Speaker biographies
Professional Services Veterinarian with Boehringer Ingelheim Animal Health based in Connecticut and providing support throughout New England. Prior to joining Boehringer Ingelheim, he was an emergency clinician at emergency and referral hospitals throughout Connecticut for 18 years. Also served as program director and anatomy and physiology professor at an accredited veterinary technology program for 5 years. Graduate of Purdue University School of Veterinary Medicine with an MBA from Louisiana Tech University. Holds volunteer leadership positions with the Connecticut Veterinary Medical Association and the American Veterinary Medical Association.
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