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Small Mammal Critical CareSmall Mammal Diagnostic Imaging

Avian Anesthesia Made Easy

Small Mammal Critical CareSmall Mammal Diagnostic Imaging

Avian Anesthesia Made EasyBackyard Poultry

Reptile HusbandryReptile Common Diseases

Presentation Topics Include:

Saturday Mammal Lectures 8:30 – 9:20 To Pee or Not to Pee: Urinary Diseases of Ferrets, Rabbits and Rodents (Antinoff)

9:30 – 10:20 Respiratory Diseases of Ferrets, Rabbits, Rodents (Antinoff)

10:30 – 11:20 Rat, Hamster, Gerbil and Degus – Managing Common Diseases (Mans)

11:30 – 12:20 Tips and Tricks – The “How To” Talk You Don’t Want to Miss (Antinoff)

12:30 – 1:30 Lunch - provided

Rep� le Lectures Avian Lectures 1:30 – 2:20 Reptiles Are Not Small Cats: Important Anatomy Egg Binding and Other Reproductive Disorders (Antinoff) and Physiology for the Practitioner (Barten)

2:30 – 3:20 Husbandry Basics (Barten) Respiratory Diseases (Antinoff)

3:30 – 4:20 Ball Python Husbandry and Clinical Lie Back and Relax - Sedation in Pet Birds (Mans) Presentations (Barten)

4:30 – 5:20 Common Species – Common Diseases (Barten) Feather Picking for a Reason - Case Series (Antinoff)

Sunday Mammal Rep� le Avian 8:00 – 9:30 MASTER CLASS: Small Mammal MASTER CLASS: Reptile Handling, MASTER CLASS: Avian Critical Care: How to Keep Them Exam and Clinical Techniques (Barten) Anesthesia“ Ins and Outs” From Dying! (Antinoff) (Schroeder/Kennedy)

10:00 – 12:00 LAB: ER Procedures and Clinical LAB: Reptile Handling, Physical Exam LAB: Avian Anesthesia Made Techniques (Antinoff) & Clinical Techniques (Barten) Easy! (Schroeder/Kennedy)

10:00 – 12:00 MASTERCLASS: Ferrets 101 – Ferret Husbandry, Techniques, and Common Diseases (Churgin)

1:00 – 2:30 MASTERCLASS: Radiographic Case MASTERCLASS: Poultry Studies (Hoey) Medicine– Managing the Back- yard Chicken Flock (Bell)

Lunch on Sunday will be on your own. Your confirmation letter will list area options.

Rep� le Lectures 1:30 – 2:20 Reptiles Are Not Small Cats: Important Anatomy Egg Binding and Other Reproductive Disorders and Physiology for the Practitioner (Barten)

2:30 – 3:20 Husbandry Basics (Barten) Respiratory Diseases (Barten) Respiratory Diseases (Barten)

3:30 – 4:20 Ball Python Husbandry and Clinical Lie Back and Relax - Sedation in Pet Birds Presentations (Barten)

4:30 – 5:20 Common Species – Common Diseases (Barten) Feather Picking for a Reason - Case Series (Barten) Feather Picking for a Reason - Case Series (Barten)

Avian Lectures 1:30 – 2:20 Reptiles Are Not Small Cats: Important Anatomy Egg Binding and Other Reproductive Disorders (Antinoff)

Respiratory Diseases (Antinoff)

3:30 – 4:20 Ball Python Husbandry and Clinical Lie Back and Relax - Sedation in Pet Birds (Mans)

Feather Picking for a Reason - Case Series (Antinoff)

Sunday Sunday MammalMammal MASTER CLASSMASTER CLASS: Small Mammal : Small Mammal

Critical Care: How to Keep Them Exam and Clinical Techniques Critical Care: How to Keep Them Exam and Clinical Techniques From Dying! From Dying! (Antinoff) (Schroeder/Kennedy)(Antinoff) (Schroeder/Kennedy)

LAB:LAB: ER Procedures and Clinical ER Procedures and Clinical Techniques Techniques (Antinoff)(Antinoff) & Clinical Techniques & Clinical Techniques (Antinoff)(Antinoff) & Clinical Techniques (Antinoff)(Antinoff)

MASTERCLASS:MASTERCLASS: Ferrets 101 – Ferrets 101 – Ferret Husbandry, Techniques, and Ferret Husbandry, Techniques, and Common Diseases Common Diseases (Churgin)(Churgin)

MASTERCLASS:MASTERCLASS: Radiographic Case Radiographic Case Studies Studies (Hoey)(Hoey) Medicine– Managing the Back- Medicine– Managing the Back- (Hoey)(Hoey) Medicine– Managing the Back- (Hoey)(Hoey) yard Chicken Flock yard Chicken Flock

AvianMASTER CLASS: Avian Anesthesia“ Ins and Outs”

(Antinoff) (Schroeder/Kennedy)

LAB: Avian Anesthesia Made Easy! (Schroeder/Kennedy)

MASTERCLASS: Poultry Medicine– Managing the Back-

yard Chicken Flock (Bell)

Steve Barten, DVMNAVC Speaker of the Year and Program Coordinator

Natalie Antinoff, DVM, Diplomate ABVP (Avian)AAV Speaker of the Year

Our Keynote Speakers:

Saturday Lectures Early Bird Fee Fee If Received After 2/9/14

Veterinarian $255 $275 Technician $199 $225 Student $75 $100 $20 Hard Copy (printed) Proceeding Notes (must be ordered by 2/9/2014)

Master Classes (Sunday) - check times to avoid overlapping classes $50 Small Mammal Critical Care $50 Reptile Handling, Exam & Clinical Techniques $50 Avian Anesthesia “Ins & Outs” $50 Radiographic Case Studies $50 Ferrets 101 $50 Poultry Medicine

Labs (Sunday) - check times to avoid overlapping labs $150 Small Mammal ER & Clinical Techniques $150 Reptile Handling, PE & Clinical Techniques $150 Avian Anesthesia

$_________ Total

Date: Saturday, March 1, 2014Time: 8:30 a.m. - 5:20 p.m. UW School of Veterinary Medicine 2015 Linden Drive, Madison, WI

Date: Sunday, March 2, 2014Time: Times vary see descriptions for times. School of Veterinary Medicine (SVM) 2015 Linden Dr., Madison, WI

A map with directions will be mailed with your confirmation letter.

Parking: Free parking will be available during the conference in Lot 62 (located across from the SVM on Linden Dr.)

C.E.: Lectures – 1.0 C.E. each Master Classes lasting 90 minutes – 1.8 C.E. each Master Classes lasting 120 minutes – 2.4 C.E. each Labs – 2.4 C.E. each

The UW School of Veterinary Medicine is an approved continuing veterinary medical education provider.

Labs: If attending wet lab, please bring your own scrubs.

Notes: Proceedings notes will be in electronic format unless you specifically order them in hard copy. Order must be placed on or before 2/9/2014.

WI Exotic Animal Veterinary ConferenceSaturday & Sunday, March 1-2, 2014

Register byPhone, Fax, Online or Mail

Phone: Karl Olson (608) 265-5206 (Credit card information required)

Fax: Karl Olson (608) 890-4821 (Credit card information required)

Online: www.vetmed.wisc.edu/ce (Credit card information required)

Mail: School of Veterinary Medicine Continuing Education 2015 Linden Dr. Madison, WI 53706-1102

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We reserve the right to cancel the conference due to insufficient enrollment 1 week prior to the start of the conference. We are not liable for travel/lodging expenses incurred by participants, but will issue full registration refunds if we cancel the conference. Participants whose cancellations are received up to 10 days prior to a program will be refunded 80% of the program fee. Cancel-lations received less than 10 days prior to a program will be refunded 50% of the fee. NO refunds for failure to attend without notification.

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Small Mammal Critical Care: How to Keep Them from Dying! (Antinoff): This master class will give an overview of small mammal critical care medicine and common techniques. Fluid therapy, pain management, IV/IO access, CPR, and endo-tracheal intubation techniques will be reviewed.

Reptile Handling, Exam and Clinical Techniques (Barten): This master class will provide an overview on reptile handling and restraint techniques and how to perform a physical examination in reptile species. Common diagnostic and treat-ment techniques will be discussed.

Avian Anesthesia “Ins and Outs” (Schroeder/Kennedy): This master class will re-view important anatomy and physiology as well as anesthetic and monitoring equip-ment. Common drugs used for anesthesia and anesthetic complications will be discussed. Case examples will be used to help design proper anesthesia protocols.

Radiographic Case Studies - Small Mammals (Hoey): The goal of this master class is to make the attendees more confident in interpreting small mammal radio-graphs. Clinical cases will be used to highlight common radiographic abnormalities and the normal radiographic anatomy of small mammals will be reviewed.

Ferrets 101: Ferret Husbandry, Techniques, & Common Diseases (Churgin): This master class will combine an interactive lecture with hands-on, live-animal handling to practice physical exam and handling. Husbandry, medicine, sedation, diagnostic techniques, and common medical problems will be reviewed and clinical cases discussed.

Poultry Medicine: Managing the Backyard Chicken Flock (Bell): Attendees of this master class will become familiar with a systematic approach to assessing flock health and will learn how to provide sound recommendations to poultry own-ers in regards to husbandry, nutrition, preventive health care and parasite control.

About the Conference the Instructors

Steve Barten, DVM earned his DVM from the University of Illinois and is a partner at the Vernon Hills Animal Hospital in Mundelein, IL. He is a con-tributing author to both volumes of Mader’s Reptile Medicine and Surgery as well as the just published Reptile Medicine and Surgery: Current Therapy. He has given many presentations at both the Western Veterinary Conference and NAVC where he has been

elected Exotics Speaker of the Year. In addition, Barten has served as the NAVC Reptile Program Chair and NAVC Exotics Coordinator for 8 years, and currently is the NAVC Program Coordinator.

Natalie Antinoff DVM, Diplomate

ABVP (Avian) is a graduate of the UW-SVM, and completed a residency in exotic pet medicine at the AMC in New York. In 1997 she opened Gulf Coast Avian and Exotics as part of Gulf Coast Veterinary Specialists. She has authored chapters in several books. Dr. Antinoff is frequent lecturer nationally and

internationally, and is also a consultant on the Veterinary Information Network small mammal board. Dr. Antinoff received the Speaker of the Year award in 2009 at the Annual Conference of the Association of Avian Veterinarians (AAV).

Also Presenting:

Cynthia Bell, DVM, Diplomate ACVP: Diagnostic Pathologist, Wisconsin Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory

Sarah Churgin, DVMResident, UW School of Veterinary Medicine

Séamus Hoey MVB, MRCVS, Diplomate ECVDIResident, UW School of Veterinary Medicine

Martin Kennedy, DVMResident, UW School of Veterinary Medicine

Christoph Mans, Dr. med. vet.Clinical Assistant Professor, UW School of Veterinary Medicine

Carrie Schroeder, DVM, Diplomate ACVAClinical Instructor, UW School of Veterinary Medicine

Master Classes

LabsSmall Mammal ER and Clinical Techniques (Antinoff) – limit 12Basic procedures such as handling and restraint, venipuncture and injection tech-niques will be practiced on live animals. Participants will practice intraosseous catheterization, endotracheal intubation in rabbits, and placement of urinary cath-eters in ferrets and rabbits, using carcasses.

Reptile Handling, PE and Clinical Techniques (Barten) – limit 16This lab will use live specimens to demonstrate handling and restraint, compre-hensive physical examination, and diagnostic sample collection and drug admin-istration. This lab will most benefit veterinarians and technicians, who are less experienced at treating reptiles.

Avian Anesthesia Made Easy! (Schroeder/ Kennedy) – limit 12This lab will utilize live animals to practice avian anesthesia. As a complement to the Avian Anesthesia master class, this lab will allow participants to practice concepts that were emphasized in the master class. Participants will practice intu-bation, anesthesia monitoring, and supportive care.