San Juan, Puerto Rico 2026January 22 - 24, 2026
Original price was: $1,045.00.$945.00Current price is: $945.00.
Hotel: Caribe Hilton
Topics:
Neurology - Dr. Barbara Lindsey
Behavior- Dr. M. Leanne Lilly
Earn 15 hours of RACE approved CE on Veterinary Neurology and Behavior. Learn from two experts in Veterinary Medicine and expand your knowledge in San Juan. Admire ocean and tropical garden views from Caribe Hilton, one of the most famous hotels in Puerto Rico. Set on a secluded peninsula with 17 acres of lush foliage, this San Juan resort is situated between historic Old San Juan and the culturally rich Condado area of San Juan. With no passport required for U.S. citizens, Caribe Hilton is an easy Caribbean getaway.
January 22, 2026 | January 23, 2026 | January 24, 2026 |
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Caribe Hilton
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Room Rate: $359+ $5.25 Porterage fee in and out + Room attendant $.50 pp/pn +11.5% tax double occupancy plus $42 resort charge, Max 4 people, $30 additional per adult extra for 3-4 people.
Accommodations are limited at this special rate. Book or Call early to secure your choice of rooms. Rates are available 2 days before and after the event based on hotel availability.
Resort fee includes:
Exclusive Beach Access
Complimentary use of our Fitness Center located at Zen Spa Oceano
Access to the Tropical Gardens and Bird Sanctuary
Access to Beach Chairs and Umbrellas
1 hr complimentary use of Olympian sponsored (Mania Puig) tennis courts (upon availability)
Unlimited Use of Kids Playground
Access to Islet sundeck
Daily outdoor Recreational Activities such as Yoga, Bio, Daily Rituals
Pina Colada tasting at the Bagua Pool Bar
Getting There
Fly to SJU Luis Munoz Marin International Airport and it is a 7 mile, 15 minute drive the hotel. Taxis and Uber are available.
Neurology
Barbara Lindsay BVSc Dipl. ACVIM (Neurology)
Dr. Barbara Lindsay is a graduate of Murdoch University, in Western Australia. Barbara completed a rotating internship in Brisbane, and a surgical internship in Sydney, before travelling to the United States to pursue training in neurology. Following specialty neurology internships in New York and Dallas, she completed a 3-year Neurology/Neurosurgery resident in Dallas and is now a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine (Neurology). Barbara is currently working in a large multi-specialty hospital and is the head of service of a large neurology team including 2 specialists, 2 residents and 2 specialty interns. Barbara is currently researching the canine microbiome in epileptic dogs and has a passion for teaching neurology.
Presentation Synopsis
1. Doggone Dizzy!" - Delving Into Canine Vestibular Disease
2. Alphabet Soup – Spelling Out Canine Meningitis
3. Frenchies: In Vogue but Neurologically Rogue!
4. Vetflix and Chill - You bring the Popcorn; I’ll Bring the Videos!
5. Let's Review Seizures and Seizure Look-A-Likes
6. Neurophobia!
7. Feline Spinal Cord Disease; It Ain't Always Cancer!
8. The Feline Neurological Exam
Behavior
M. Leanne Lilly DVM, DACVB
Dr. Lilly received her DVM from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 2011 and spent 4 years in the trenches of general practice. After completing a specialty internship in Behavior Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania and a Behavioral Medicine Residency at The Ohio State University, she joined the faculty where she is now an Associate Professor and the service head for the Behavioral Medicine Service at The Ohio State University’s Veterinary Medical Center. She also serves as a member of the One Welfare Sustainability Center Advisory Board. She serves on the Ohio Veterinary Medical Association’s Behavior Education Committee, Low Stress reviewer for VIN through Cattle Dog Publishing, and served on the ACVB Exam Committee. She has appeared in a webisode of Animal Planet’s Life at Vet U, over 85 print, and live interviews. She is Fear Free Elite and Shelter, Low Stress Handling Silver, and Feline Friendly Certified. When not working she enjoys her ‘house hippo’ and landscaping.
Presentation Synopsis
1. Inter Cat Aggression
2. Ins and Outs of Feline Elimination Problems
3. Ins and Outs of K9 Elimination Problems
4. Chewing, Chomping, Licking
5. Meds for Now and Later- Psychopharmacology
6. Where is My Mind- Cognitive Dysfunction
7. Behavioral Development- Recognizing Normal and Red Flags They Will Not Grow Out Of
8. Diets Supplements Probiotics Oh My