Virginia Veterinary Centers welcomes local practicing veterinarians to attend a 2 hour RACE approved CE Dinner event featuring topics in Ophthalmology and Medical Oncology at Tazza Kitchen in Midlothian from 6:30pm-8:30pm. We invite you to "wine down" on a Wednesday evening, enjoy a multi-course dinner, and connect with VVC specialists and colleagues.
Dr. Allison Fuchs, DVM, MS, DACVO, will present "A Closer Look at Cataracts".
Dr. Ann Marie Picone, DVM, DACVIM, will present on "Mast Cell Tumors".
Learning Objectives
1. Dr. Allison Fuchs, DVM, MS, DACVO, will discuss how to Identify and Diagnose Cataracts in Dogs and cats (small animal). Track and Monitor disease progression.
2. How to Treat Cataracts in dogs / cats/ Gold standard ophthalmic Drug protocols and dosages.
3. Dr. Ann Marie Picone, DVM, DACVIM, will discuss Mast Cell Tumors, new drugs on the market, and gold standard treatment protocols for MCT in dogs/cats.
*Due to limited seating, this event is currently open to practicing DVMs. If there is available seating closer to the event we will open up spaces to veterinary support staff. We look forward to seeing you there!
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