Angie Hibbert, Langford Vets

• More than one option: Management of hyperthyroidism
• Top tips for building a feline friendly practice - an evidenced-based approach

Catherine Oxtoby, Veterinary Defence Society

• Black Box Thinking for vets: Why we make mistakes and how we can learn from them

Charlotte Dawson, Royal Veterinary College

• More than one option: Causes, consequences and management of the dry eye

Dave Dickson, Vale Referrals

• Saving lives: Practical management of the dyspneoic cat
• Golden rules of congestive heart failure

David Church, Royal Veterinary College

• Medical Mystery Tour

Elsa Beltran, Royal Veterinary College

• More than one option: Acute hindlimb collapse in the dog
• More than one option: Managing the patient with epilepsy

Emma Holmes, Royal Veterinary College

• Screening bloodwork - the benefits and risks

Irina Gramer, Royal Veterinary College

• More than one option: Management of the patient with lymphosarcoma
• The great pretender: Diagnosing and managing mast cell tumours

Irina Grubb, Royal Veterinary College

• Saving lives: A multi-disciplinary approach to the patient with haemoabdomen

Jill Maddison, Royal Veterinary College

• Anorexia with normal blood work - where’s the problem?
• The jaundiced patient - is it medical or surgical?
• Screening bloodwork - the benefits and risks

Jo Hedley, Royal Veterinary College

• More than one option: Management decisions for the pet ferret

Karen Humm, Royal Veterinary College

• Pyothorax - is it medical or surgical?

Karla Lee, Royal Veterinary College

• Taking the fear out of abdominal organ biopsies - liver, gut, pancreas
• The jaundiced patient - is it medical or surgical?

Liz Armitage Chan, Royal Veterinary College

• Lowering the temperature – taking the heat out of professional conflicts in practice

Nat Whitely, Vet Specialists

• More than one option: Managing immune mediated disease - IMHA and IMT

Randi Drees, Royal Veterinary College

• Be aware and take care: What can CT tell you and what can it not?

Rebecca Geddes, Royal Veterinary College

• Hypercalcaemia in cats: When should I worry and what can I do?
• More than one option: Diagnosis and management of hyperadrenocorticism

Richard Meeson, Royal Veterinary College

• More than one option: Management of fractures in general practice
• More than one option: Pelvic and tail injuries in cats

Sarah Heath, Behaviour Referrals

• More than one option : For the dog with a separation related behaviour problem
• Changing behaviours - don’t dismiss the pain factor

Simon Cook, Royal Veterinary College

• Saving lives: A multi-disciplinary approach to the patient with haemoabdomen

Stijn Niessen, Royal Veterinary College

• More than one option: Diagnosis and management of hyperadrenocorticism

Tammy Grubb, Washington State University

• Can I really block this? Surgical and medical applications of local anaesthesia
• First do no harm - anaesthetising the challenging patient
• Can’t touch this - sedation strategies for fractious and critical patients
• A whisker of truth: Facts & fiction about anaesthetising cats
• Pain, pain, go away: Treating acute and chronic pain
• Saving lives: A multi-disciplinary approach to the patient with haemoabdomen

Vicky Lipscomb, Royal Veterinary College

• More than one option: What are the surgical options for neutering?
• Saving lives: A multi-disciplinary approach to the patient with haemoabdomen

Yaiza Forcada, VetCT

• More than one option: Managing feline diabetes

Zoe Belshaw

• More than one option: Supporting clients to make end of life decisions about their pet
• The geriatric dog and cat - balancing quality of life for the patient AND owner