The RECOVER CPR rescuer training is a hands-on workshop designed to teach veterinary professionals the latest evidence-based techniques for performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on animals, based on the guidelines developed by the Reassessment Campaign on Veterinary Resuscitation (RECOVER) Initiative. This training includes practical practice on chest compressions, ventilation methods, rapid assessment of an unresponsive animal, and arrest simulations on a high-fidelity simulator. An online pre-course is required to participate in this lab. This lab is for DVMs and Technicians only.

Step into the world of abdominal ultrasound with this engaging, hands-on wet lab tailored for veterinarians eager to build confidence and precision in their imaging skills. Perfect for beginners and those seeking a refresher, this session will demystify the fundamentals of image acquisition, scanning planes, and protocols for evaluating key abdominal organs. Guided by experienced radiologists and sonographers, you’ll gain practical, actionable techniques to bring clarity and consistency to your ultrasound practice—setting the foundation for exceptional patient care.

Step into the world of abdominal ultrasound with this engaging, hands-on wet lab tailored for veterinarians eager to build confidence and precision in their imaging skills. Perfect for beginners and those seeking a refresher, this session will demystify the fundamentals of image acquisition, scanning planes, and protocols for evaluating key abdominal organs. Guided by experienced radiologists and sonographers, you’ll gain practical, actionable techniques to bring clarity and consistency to your ultrasound practice—setting the foundation for exceptional patient care.

Elevate your abdominal ultrasound expertise with this advanced, hands-on wet lab tailored for seasoned practitioners. Explore sophisticated imaging techniques, refine your approach to complex scanning planes, and master protocols for diagnosing challenging abdominal conditions. This session emphasizes diagnostic precision and the interpretation of subtle findings, empowering you to tackle intricate cases with confidence. Led by expert radiologists and sonographers, this course is your pathway to advanced skill mastery and enhanced clinical outcome

Take the frustration out of extractions. Utilizing a minimally invasive 9-step approach, we will guide you through closed extractions. Following this, the sectioning of multi-rooted teeth will be presented. Following sectioning, multirooted teeth are treated as single-root extractions. Finally, some extractions (especially canine and carnassial teeth and teeth with ankylosis) are better performed after the creation of gingival flaps and the removal of bone to ease the extraction process.

Take the frustration out of extractions. Utilizing a minimally invasive 9-step approach, we will guide you through closed extractions. Following this, the sectioning of multi-rooted teeth will be presented. Following sectioning, multirooted teeth are treated as single-root extractions. Finally, some extractions (especially canine and carnassial teeth and teeth with ankylosis) are better performed after the creation of gingival flaps and the removal of bone to ease the extraction process.

This lab will be active things that can be started as a puppy to promote overall health and fitness to decrease risks of injury. Exercises that focus on strength and proprioception. Then, exercises that can be added in as our dogs age to help with OA and muscle loss to be proactive. This will also include a demonstration and discussion of assistive devices and home/ activity modifications to improve quality of life. This is all geared towards things that could be done in a primary setting.

Catheters, suturing, and coil sets oh my! During this lab attendees will have the opportunity to gain hands on experience in appropriate catheter selection and placement and how to apply that to cases in which you are assisting. After learning some in and outs about catheters you will also learn how to best secure them to the patient using a variety of suture types and patterns. Lastly we will learn how to avoid becoming coiled in coil sets and other fluid delivery systems.