What’s New in Canine and Feline Liver Disease
Mini Series

  • You have a whole year’s access to recorded sessions and study notes for reviewing key points
  • Superb value for money – you learn without travelling or paying for accommodation, childcare or petcare
  • Watch the recordings on your iPad, mobile, PC or tablet
  • Self-assessment quiz to ‘release’ your 8 hours CPD certification

What will I learn on this course?

Session 1

The Diagnosis of Canine and Feline Liver Disease

  • Outline the historical and physical examination findings in liver disease
  • Highlight how signalment can be helpful in making a diagnosis
  • Review the different liver enzymes and their significance
  • Critically evaluate the laboratory tests available to assess liver function
  • Compare radiography and ultrasonography for the investigation of liver disease
  • Select appropriate methods of sampling the liver and understand their limitations

Session 2

Common Liver Diseases of the dog

  • Review the major liver diseases to affect the dog
  • Describe the latest developments in the aetiology and diagnosis of canine chronic hepatitis
  • Explain how canine chronic hepatitis is managed
  • Outline the causes of acute liver disease in dogs
  • Describe how bacterial cholangitis and cholecystitis is diagnosed and managed

Session 3

Common liver diseases of the cat

  • Review the major liver diseases to affect the cat
  • Describe the latest thoughts on the aetiology and diagnosis of lymphocytic cholangitis
  • Describe the latest thoughts on the aetiology and diagnosis of neutrophilic cholangitis
  • Discuss therapeutic options in feline inflammatory liver disease
  • Describe the presentation, diagnosis and management of congenital portosystemic shunts

Meet the Presenter....

Professor Nick Bexfield

BVetMed PhD DSAM DipECVIM-CA PGDipMEdSci PGCHE FHEA MRCVS

EBVS® European Veterinary Specialist in Small Animal Internal Medicine
RCVS Recognised Specialist in Small Animal Internal Medicine

Nick Bexfield graduated from the Royal Veterinary College, and then spent four years working in primary care practice. Following this he undertook a residency in small animal medicine at the University of Cambridge, and in 2006 gained the RCVS and European Diplomas in Small Animal Internal Medicine. He remained at the University of Cambridge as a Medicine Clinician for three years, before undertaking a Wellcome Trust funded PhD investigating the aetiology of canine liver disease. In 2013 he moved to the University of Nottingham where he was Clinical Associate Professor in Small Animal Medicine and Oncology. In March 2018 he returned to the University of Cambridge and was appointed Clinical Director of Small Animal Services, and is part of the senior management team responsible for running the Hospital. Nick also oversees the residency and internship programmes. Nick’s main areas of clinical and research interest are canine and feline hepatology and gastroenterology and he has published widely in these fields. He is active in undergraduate and postgraduate education and has further qualifications in medical education.

Take advantage of the easy Online Mini Series™ format and increase your confidence when dealing with your canine and feline patients

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Price includes...

  • All 3 sessions
  • Notes and quiz (8 hours CPD)
  • PLUS unlimited access to recordings and all course materials for 12 months!
  • No traffic jams or accommodation hassles
  • No child or pet care to arrange
  • No rota clashes to worry about and no locum cover needed

Just great CPD and a valuable ongoing resource

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Very thorough and comprehensive courses. The course notes are a great addition too.

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