FREE CE WEBINAR:
Conquering Palladia: Key Insights for Pets with Cancer
Webinar Proudly Sponsored by Zoetis
Thank you to Zoetis for sponsoring this online webinar.
Zoetis, a global leader in animal health, is dedicated to advancing veterinary care through innovative medicines, vaccines, diagnostics, and technologies. With over 70 years of experience, Zoetis supports veterinarians and animal caregivers worldwide, ensuring they have the tools and resources needed to provide exceptional care.
Join Dr. Catherine Chan at The Pet Oncologist for an exclusive, free webinar focused on Palladia, a cutting-edge treatment for canine and feline cancers.
This interactive session will offer practical guidance on administering and managing Palladia for dogs and cats with various types of cancer (not just mast cell tumours), providing valuable insights to enhance your clinical skills.
When?
Wednesday 27th November 2024, from 7-8 PM AEST (QLD time) or 8-9 PM AEDT (NSW and other daylight savings areas).
The webinar will be a 40-45-minute presentation, followed by interactive case discussions and a Q&A session. The total duration is approximately 60-75 minutes.
Email us any interesting cases and any questions regarding this topic, and we will discuss them live during the webinar.
Who Should Attend?
Open to veterinarians, nurses, technicians, and students worldwide who are interested in learning how to apply Palladia in the clinical treatment of cancer in dogs and cats.
Webinar Highlights
What is Palladia?
How does it work?
How does it differ from conventional and metronomic chemotherapy?
What cancers can it be used for, and how effective is it?
What is the optimal dosage and frequency of administration?
Monitoring and managing side effects during treatment
Interactive Q&A: Get your specific questions answered and engage with your fellow professionals
CPD Certificate (1 CPD Point)
A CPD certificate equivalent to 1 structured CPD point will be available for this presentation. Certificates will be emailed post-event to live attendees only.
Can’t Attend Live?
Get ‘On-Demand Access’—available to those who register.
Enhance your skills and stay at the forefront of veterinary oncology with this practical and engaging webinar.
