Veterinary Continuing Education Lectures

Every year, we host two complimentary continuing education (CE) seminars for veterinary professionals. The courses alternately focus on geriatric care and updates in veterinary oncology. Part of FETCH a Cure’s mission is to further education and awareness in the scope of pet cancer and age-related illnesses. By providing veterinary continuing education lectures to veterinarians and wellness clinics to the public, we hope that professionals and pet owners will be empowered with the knowledge and tools they need to offer the best care for companion animals.

Our next CE Seminar, Updates in Geriatric Care, is scheduled for September 24, 2023 at Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden. More details will be posted soon!

Previous Presentations

Due to the pandemic, the 2020 CE course launched online via VetBloom. It focuses on relevant updates in veterinary radiation, with presentations from: Dr. Ira Gordon, DVM, DACVR-RO, Dr. Molly Holmes, DVM, DACVR-RO, and Dr. Pamela White, DVM, DACVR-RO. This program has been approved by The American Association of Veterinary State Boards RACE committee for 2.5 CE credits for veterinarians and veterinary technicians.

Treating Cancer at Light Speed: A Case-Based Discussion of How Radiation Can Help Your Patients,” Dr. Ira Gordon

Palliative Radiation in Veterinary Medicine,” Dr. Molly Holmes

From Consultation to Treatment: What Your Client Can Expect When Meeting with a Radiation Oncologist,” Dr. Pamela White

Below, you can find videos from some of our previous continuing education seminars.

Dr. Kristen Parker, DVM, MVSc, Residency Trained in SAIM, Dogwood Veterinary Emergency & Specialty Center: Internal Medicine, a BluePearl Partner

Dr. Tracy Lord, DVM, Four Paws Veterinary Holistic Services and Dr. Alex Dahlgren, DVM, CHPV, CVA, Cary Street Veterinary Hospital and Lovingkindness Veterinary Care

Dr. Emma Evans, DVM Residency Trained in Critical Care, DACVECC, Dogwood Veterinary Emergency & Specialty Center: Critical Care, a BluePearl Partner

Dr. Jeff Clarke, DVM, DACVIM, Veterinary Referral & Critical Care