Mimosas in March with Michael

Sunday, March 29, 10:30am - 12:00pm (EDT)

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Join Us for a Continuing Education Event at The Animal Neurology Center

Dr. Michael Warshaw of the Saint Louis Zoo presents “A Look Behind the Curtain of Veterinary Care Within Zoos,” an engaging, case-based course that provides insight into the day-to-day practice of veterinary medicine in a zoological setting. This session highlights both the similarities and key differences between zoological and companion animal medicine while exploring the unique challenges of caring for nondomestic species.

Through a combination of general principles and real-world case examples, participants will learn how veterinarians collaborate with animal care professionals and, when needed, outside consultants to deliver optimal animal care and welfare. The course will emphasize practical problem-solving strategies and approaches to overcoming common challenges encountered in zoological medicine.

Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:

Understand the daily responsibilities and clinical realities of zoological medicine
Recognize similarities and differences between zoological and companion animal practice
Identify unique challenges associated with treating nondomestic species and apply strategies to address them.

Don’t miss this opportunity to sharpen your ophthalmology skills and improve outcomes for your patients!

🧠 Earn 1 Hour of RACE-Approved CE Credit

This event is free of charge for local veterinarians thanks to generous sponsorship. However, attendance is limited to the first 75 registrants, and seats are expected to fill quickly.

📅 Due to high demand, we ask that registrants notify us at least 24 hours in advance if unable to attend. No-shows without notice may receive lower priority for future educational opportunities.

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Dr. Michael Warshaw of the Saint Louis Zoo presents “A Look Behind the Curtain of Veterinary Care Within Zoos,” an engaging, case-based course that provides insight into the day-to-day practice of veterinary medicine in a zoological setting. This session highlights both the similarities and key differences between zoological and companion animal medicine while exploring the unique challenges of caring for nondomestic species.

Through a combination of general principles and real-world case examples, participants will learn how veterinarians collaborate with animal care professionals and, when needed, outside consultants to deliver optimal animal care and welfare. The course will emphasize practical problem-solving strategies and approaches to overcoming common challenges encountered in zoological medicine.

Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:

Understand the daily responsibilities and clinical realities of zoological medicine
Recognize similarities and differences between zoological and companion animal practice
Identify unique challenges associated with treating nondomestic species and apply strategies to address them.

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Understand the daily responsibilities and clinical realities of zoological medicine
Recognize similarities and differences between zoological and companion animal practice
Identify unique challenges associated with treating nondomestic species and apply strategies to address them.

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11652 Studt Ave, Creve Coeur, 63141, MO, USA

Kristin Linda, klinda@animalneurology.com

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