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Join us June 1 & 2, 2019, for Dr. Blount's "Practical Gastroenterology" Weekend Seminar!
A wealth of knowledge is available for you to use immediately in your clinic concerning the
diagnosing and treatment of dogs and cats with diseases involving the gastrointestinal tract,
liver and pancreas.
As small animal veterinarians, we see patients with gastrointestinal symptoms almost every day.
At first, the possibilities for these symptoms seem endless. This is why it is vital for us to
have a practical working knowledge of when patients are showing GI side effects of systemic
disease, or when they have primary GI disease. Then we need to know how to quickly and efficiently
get to the bottom of the problem and how to most effectively determine at a solution.
This Seminar will cover the following important
subjects and more:
- how to work up and treat vomiting and regurgitation, in a step-wise fashion
- how to work up and treat diarrhea, in a step wise fashion
- how to work up and treat elevated liver enzymes, in a step wise fashion
- dealing with the many faces of pancreatitis
- what to do with the yellow dog or cat
- placing and managing feeding tubes in every day practice where there is no endoscope
- managing the acute abdomen -- to cut or not to cut?
- Dry Lab using animal models to place feeding tubes and do liver aspiration cytologies
Your Seminar Registration Fee includes:
- 17 hours of Continuing Education
- Proceedings in digital format on a flash drive including copies of all Power Point slides
and client handouts
- copies of in-clinic forms and dry lab diagnostics quick reference sheets
- access to download the seminar Proceedings in a .pdf format
- special laboratory submission forms
- hands-on Dry Lab participation
- sponsor information and offers
- daily: continental breakfast, hot lunch, snacks, coffee, tea, sodas, bottled
water
Dr. Blount's "Practical" Seminars score high with Attendees:
Attendees are asked to anonymously answer
survey questions by a score of 1-10. Below are a few over the years Averaged Scores plus
Attendee Personal Reviews:
Was the seminar information presented clear and easy to understand?
avg. score: 9.6
Would you recommend this seminar to other colleagues? avg. score: 9.7
Please rate the increase of your subject knowledge due to this seminar?
avg. score: 9.1
Did this seminar provide "practical" information you can really put to use?
avg. score: 9.4
Personal Reviews...
- I always bring back very relevant and practical information from Wendy's seminars.
Appreciate your efforts.
Ann Buchanan, DVM - Tyler, TX
- Really enjoyed it. Good everyday info from someone in the trenches who
understands owner finances and the other complex factors besides patient
illness.
Tanna Villarreal, DVM -
Waxahachie, TX
Just wanted to let you know that I got to use your seminar the first day
back at work. I can't wait to see what your next seminar will be. Thanks!
Carolyn Fauber, DVM - Granbury, TX
Dr. Blount is impressive on the Texas Vet's List, but more
impressive in person.
Ray Allen, DVM - Alpine, TX
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Questions???
Contact Russ
phone: (936) 564-7792 e-mail: russ@vonallmen.net
Seminar approved by TBVME
(Texas Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners)
17 Hour Units for Veterinary CE in Texas
(Note: Other states may be added on request
with sufficient notice)
Seminar presented by:
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