Joint Health in Dogs

Original Presentation Date:
03/11/2016

Free (Non-CE / CE Eligible)
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Dr. James Cook - a board certified specialist in veterinary surgery and veterinary sports medicine and rehabilitation explains our current understanding of how and why joints change in dogs as they age; the effects of early spay/neuter on development; common signs of joint problems; pain management; exercise and nutritional considerations; and prevention strategies. Effectively communicating information to clients whose pets suffer from joint problems is critical to the successful management of their disease. In this presentation you will learn some helpful ways for communicating important information to clients regarding joint problems and joint health in dogs. Access an evaluation form: http://vetvine.com/article/290/ce-survey-joint-health-in-dogs

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