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|Events|March 27, 2016
Seizure or Behavior Problem?
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Date: April 06 - April 06, 2016
Description:
It's not uncommon for clients to report periodic or episodic changes in a pet's behavior. Are these behavioral in origin or due to an abnormal focus in the brain resulting in seizure-like activity?Join us in this hour and learn how to work up the patient with episodic behavioral changes and differentiate behavioral issues from neurologic abnormalities.Complimentary registration. Approved for 1 hour of CE credit for veterinarians and technicians by the AAVSB RACE program, NY State, and the NJVMA. The method of delivery is online and interactive (live event participation) and non-interactive (on demand viewing).Approvedl for 1 CEU credit for behavior consultants by the CCPDT.Be aware that some boards have limitations on the number of hours accepted in certain categories &/or restrictions on certain methods of delivery of CE.
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Event type: Webinar
Event Address: Webinar
Sponsor: PetSafe
For More Information:Sheri Berger,VetVine
, [email protected], www.vetvine.com
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