VPN Plus+ ExclusiveNo Pain is More Gain: Multimodal Analgesia in Dogs and CatsAugust 20, 2026In this session: Kris Kruse-Elliott, DVM, PhD, DAVCAA, explores the principles of multimodal analgesia and how to apply them throughout the perianesthetic period in both canine and feline patients.
Education Center - SponsoredRethinking Our Approach to Canine OA: Treating synovial inflammationby • Exubrion TherapeuticsIt’s time to reframe arthritis not just as a painful condition, but as a disease of rampant synovial inflammation. In adopting a proactive treatment strategy that is aimed at modulating the inflammatory process, veterinarians can now provide more effective, long-term care.
VPN Plus+ ExclusiveTech Talk: Cracking the pharmacology codeAugust 18, 2026By Jennifer Serling, MVEd, BVSc, AAS, CVT, RVT, VTESMemorizing pharmacology names doesn’t have to mean brute-force repetition until the words blur together. Here are memory tricks that consistently help techs retain them faster and recall them more reliably under pressure.
Spotlight on vitreoretinal surgeryAugust 13, 2026Endocyclophotocoagulation via the pars plana approach to manage glaucoma and preserve vision in dogs.
The 60-second check that can change outcomes for HCM patientsAugust 12, 2026The case for structured home monitoring has only strengthened as the therapeutic landscape for feline HCM has begun to evolve.
How to manage anxiety in petsAugust 12, 2026The gap between prevalence and treatment reflects a real challenge: many veterinarians feel underprepared to navigate behavioral pharmacology, and many clients do not realize help is available.
VPN Plus+ ExclusiveManagement of Respiratory Complications During AnesthesiaAugust 5, 2026In this session: Darci Palmer, BS, LVT, VTS (Anesthesia & Analgesia) focuses on how to turn ventilation and oxygenation parameters into actionable tools, with practical strategies for recognizing and managing hypoventilation and hypoxemia before they become critical events.
VPN Plus+ ExclusiveNew World screwworm risks infographic downloadAugust 5, 2026Help clients stay informed about the growing concern surrounding New World screwworm. This infographic highlights which pets are most at risk, the warning signs to watch for, and what to do if an infestation is suspected. It's a great resource to display in your waiting room, share on social media, or include in an email blast to help clients protect their pets through awareness and early action.
Reviewing the evidence for RECOVER CPRAugust 1, 2026An example of how we use PICO and GRADE to evaluate veterinary evidence.
Integrating Therapeutic Nutrition for Chronic AllergiesAugust 1, 2026Intended for veterinary audiences
VPN Plus+ ExclusiveNeurologic cat or dog? Don't forget rabiesJuly 29, 2026If you have a neurologic patient without an obvious underlying cause, rabies must be on your differential diagnosis, regardless of how low you think the risk is. Because of its lethal zoonotic potential, failing to have it on one’s radar could have serious ramifications. Further, because there is no treatment in animals, the prognosis differs markedly from that of other neurological conditions.
