Online Conference Behavior and Internal Medicine April 2027April 7 - 9, 2027
Topics:
Behavior - Dr. Wailani Sung
Internal Medicine – Dr. Daniel Langlois
This is an on-line CE conference, that is RACE approved as live interactive, featuring Dr. Wailani Sung and Dr. Daniel Langlois We offer this CE using the NEW VetVacationCE APP. You can earn up to 15 hours of CE with your participation in our Vet Vacation conference. Conference classes will be held following the same schedule as the live event in Savannah, Georgia!
Early Bird: All three days $429 and One day $189. 5 CE hours per day before March 7th; then pricing will increase to $499 and $219.
Individual CE certificates will be available through the APP at the end of the meeting.
April 7 | April 8 | April 9 |
Price range: $189.00 through $429.00
Description
Online Veterinary Conference 2027: Earn 15 Hours of Virtual Live Interactive Continuing Education!! Dr. Wailani Sung and Dr. Daniel Langlois are experts in the field of Behavior and Internal Medicine! Topics and biographies are below.
The virtual video and audio webinar platform for our Online Veterinary Conference 2027 allows for the following:
- The speaker’s slide presentation will be on your device screen.
- You will hear the speaker audio.
- You will be able to raise your hand to ask questions and get rapid response answers.
- We will make this as interactive as possible.
- We will send you a link to access the conference.
- A digital CE certificate of completion will be available by scanning the QR code at the conclusion of each day with the VetVacationCE APP.
Prior to the conference, we will email you the notes and links to the event.
VetVacationCE registration for this Live Interactive Veterinary Conference is $429 for the 3 day conference or $189 per day. Each day is 5 hours of CE until March 7th; then rates will increase to $499 and $219.
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- Ability to select from a variety of topics led by world renowned specialists
- Learn from a safe comfortable environment of your choice
- Access the best educators in the world
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- Replays available upon request
- Increase your skill level
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- No need to travel – lower your carbon footprint
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Additional information
| Choose Schedule | April 7 – 9 (3 days) $429, April 7 only $189, April 8 only $189, April 9 only $189 |
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Behavior
Wailani Sung, MS, PhD, DVM, DACVB, FFCP
Dr. Wailani Sung is a Board certified veterinary behaviorists in the United States. Dr. Sung obtained her Master’s degree and Doctorate in Psychology with a special interest in animal behavior from the University of Georgia. Upon completion of her graduate degrees, Dr. Sung enrolled at the College of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Georgia where she graduated with a doctorate in veterinary medicine. Dr. Sung provides behavior consultations for privately owned pets and provides assessments for Vicious Dangerous Dog cases. She also provides consultations to animal shelters regarding individual shelter pets and evaluations on shelter behavior programs.
Dr. Sung is a co-author of the book, “From Fearful to Fear Free”, in which she collaborated with America’s veterinarian Dr. Marty Becker, veterinary colleague Dr. Lisa Radosta, and renown trainer, Mikkel Becker. Dr. Sung also co-authored a chapter in “Decoding your Cat”. Dr. Sung has been a contributor to the websites, PetCoach, PetMD and Reader's Digest. Dr. Sung has written chapters for the following veterinary textbooks: Behavior of Exotic Pets; Blackwell's Five-Minute Veterinary Consult Clinical Companion: Canine and Feline Behavior, 2nd Edition; Blackwell’s Five-Minute Veterinary Consult: Canine and Feline: 7th edition; Animal Behavior for Shelter Veterinarian and Staff, 2nd edition; Clinical Handbook of Feline Behavior Medicine. Dr. Sung was interviewed on the documentary, Cat Tales by NOVA: https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/video/cat-tales/ and on the Netflix documentary, Inside the Mind of a Cat.
Presentation Synopsis
1. Improving the Patient Experience During Veterinary Visits (75 minute)
2. A review of Nutraceuticals marketed to Treat Behavior Problems
3. Behavioral and Health Considerations in our Aging Pets
4. Behavioral Psychopharmacology Part 1
5. Behavioral Psychopharmacology Part 2
6. Canine Anxiety and Phobias
7. Current Treatments for Separation Anxiety
8. Reduce Stress Handling for Veterinary Patients
9. Feline Elimination Behavior Problems
10. How Does Fear, Anxiety and Stress Affect Behavioral and Physical Health in your Patients?
11. Red Flag Kittens -Identifying Early Behavior Problems
12. Squabbling Feline Housemates – Treating Feline Intraspecies Aggression
13. Human Directed Aggression
Internal Medicine
Daniel Langlois DVM, DACVIM-SAIM
Dr. Daniel Langlois is a tenured associate professor at the Michigan State University College of Veterinary Medicine. He is originally from Baton Rouge, LA, and he received his DVM from Louisiana State University in 2009. He then completed a 1-year internship at The Ohio State University which was followed by an internal medicine residency at Michigan State University. He obtained board certification from the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine (ACVIM) in 2013, and he has been an MSU faculty member since that time. Daniel has strong clinical and research interests in companion animal endocrinology and canine hepatology. He has authored peer-reviewed manuscripts in these fields, frequently lectures on these subjects, and routinely serves as an ad-hoc reviewer for various veterinary journals.
Presentation Synopsis
1. Addison’s Part 1: Updates on Diagnosis and Long-Term Management
2. Addison’s Parts 2 and 3: Emergency Management & the “Atypical” Addisonian
3. Updates on Diabetic Management
4. Diabetic Ketoacidosis in Dogs
5. Chronic Liver Disease in Dogs
6. Blastomycosis
7. Feline Adrenal Disease
8. Chronic Intestinal Disease in Dogs
9. Gastric Foreign Body Considerations for The ER Clinician: Cut vs Scope vs Wait
10. The Yellow Cat: In-Hospital Management
11. Canine Thyroid Disease
12. Case-Based Approach to Hypercalcemia in Dogs