Dermatology:

• Introduction to Feline Dermatology: History taking in feline dermatology patients, interpretation of clinical lesions, formulating a case approach and differential diagnoses list.
• Diagnostic Methods for Skin Disease in Cats: Techniques for sample collection with in-house tests and interpretation of cytology samples, skin scrapings, trichograms, fungal cultures and Wood’s lamp.
•Differential diagnoses of the major feline cutaneous reaction patterns: Miliary dermatitis, head and neck pruritus, non-inflammatory alopecia, nodular dermatitis, feline acne, feline eosinophilic granuloma complex.
•Approach to the major cutaneous reaction patterns in the cat: Miliary dermatitis, head and neck pruritus, non-inflammatory alopecia, nodular dermatitis, feline acne, feline eosinophilic granuloma complex.
• Therapy of the major feline skin diseases.
• Feline dermatological case discussions.
• How to achieve compliance: Communication tips and tricks.

Oncology:

• Introduction to Feline Oncology: Epidemiology, risk factors, and the unique biology of feline cancers.
• Diagnostic Methods for Cancer in Cats: Techniques for sample collection. Cytology of the most common tumors in cats.
• Chemotherapy Protocols for Feline Patients: Managing chemotherapy side effects such as nausea, bone marrow suppression, and fatigue.
• The Many Faces of Feline Lymphoma: Diagnosis, treatment, and prognosis. Comparative aspects of lymphoma in dogs and cats.
• Mammary and Urogenital System Tumors in Cats.
• Skin Tumors in Cats (Common, Rare, and Very Rare), and Post-Injection Sarcoma.
• Tumors of the Endocrine System in Cats.
• Interactive Discussion of Clinical Cases.

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