How I manage ... chronic rhinitis in cats
Danielle Gunn-Moore, University of Edinburgh
10.30
How I manage ... surgery of mammary neoplasia Jane Ladlow, University of Cambridge
11.00
Coffee Break
11.30
How I manage ... inflammatory bowel disease Alex German, University of Liverpool
12.00
How I manage ... hypercalcaemia
Nicki Reed, University of Edinburgh
12.30
How I manage ... surgery for nasal squamous cell carcinoma Jane Ladlow, University of Cambridge
13.00
NEW product launch from MSD Animal Health
13.15
Lunch
14.15
How I manage ... symptomatic and asymptomatic HCM in cats Nikki Reed, University of Edinburgh
14.45
How I manage ... investigation of hypokalaemia Sheila Wills, Idexx Laboratories
15.15
Tea Break
15.45
How I manage ... ketoacidosis
Nicki Reed, University of Edinburgh
16.15
How I manage ... feline hyperthyroidism
speaker to be confirmed
16.45
How I manage ... nutritional assessment in practice
speaker to be confirmed
17.15
Hill's Pet Nutrition drinks reception
18.00
Close
Format:
Registration: 09.00 Start: 10.00 End: 18.00
Tea/coffee/biscuits will be provided for delegates. A lunch bag is included in your registration. A typical lunch bag will consist of 1 x sandwich, 1 x packet of crisps, a piece of fresh fruit and a carton of juice
Level:
Intermediate - Advanced
Delegates will receive course notes and a certificate of attendance
Cost:
ISFM Member rate: £100.00/E125.00
Non-member rate: £120.00/E155.00
The ICC stages more than 400 conferences and related events each year and has earned a reputation of being one of the UK's leading conference venues. Having 11 halls and 10 executive meeting rooms with dedicated registration and foyer areas, the ICC offers one of the UK's largest selection of facilities under one roof.
Travel Information
By air: More than 22 scheduled airlines serve Birmingham's International Airport linking it to over 60 business destinations throughout the UK, Europe, North America and the Middle East. Conveniently located next to The NEC and adjacent to Birmingham International Rail Station
By rail: Nothing could be easier than reaching The ICC by train. It is minutes away from Birmingham New Street Station, the UK's largest interchange station. Regular services connect you to London (100 minutes away), Edinburgh (4hrs 30mins), Cardiff (2hrs) and most other regional towns and cities throughout the UK.
By road: Birmingham is at the hub of a comprehensive motorway network that connects you to every corner of the country via the M5, M6, M40 and M42. Furthermore, you benefit from over 2,000 parking spaces for The ICC and a further 5,000 spaces within walking distance.
Hall 5 ICC Birmingham UK