Over 70% of the homes in the United States have a pet. Most of these pets are dogs and or cats. This dictates that dog and/or cat pet "emergencies" occur in the hundreds of thousands in the US each day. Unfortunately, these "emergencies" occur when we least expect them putting an extra measure of pressure on the pet owner and the veterinarian and their staff.

No matter the geographical location, or veterinary clinic size, each clinic is almost sure to receive it's fair share of emergencies on a daily basis either during or outside the normal hours of operation. In either case this means time to respond to patient needs is of the essence.

Dr. Blount has created this "Practical Emergency Care" 17 CE Hour seminar subject and presents it to examine the most common emergencies likely to occur from patients, and help Seminar Attendees correctly recognize them and know how to react to them in the quickest and most effective way(s).

These common emergencies will include but are not limited to:

• Cardio Pulminary Resuscitation
• the technique of Emergency UltraSound
• Seizures
• Acute Abdomen
• Conjestive Heart Failure
• Poison Ingestion
• the many types of Shock

Questions???   Contact Russ
phone: (936) 564-7792   e-mail: seminars@vonallmen.net

Seminar approved by ETVMA
James M. Morton, DVM - President
17 Hour Units for Veterinary CE in Texas
Note: Other states may be added on request
with sufficient notice. Charges may apply)

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