The verdict: ‘Combination of lectures that are relevant to everyday practice’
‘Interesting lectures, good value for money’ ‘Broad range of relevant subject matter, not too esoteric – useful material for those in practice’ ‘All the speakers were both incredibly fluent and entertaining’ ‘Lots of ‘top tips’ to take back to our practice – very practical’ ‘Good written notes, clinically relevant topics’ ‘The enthusiasm of the speakers was inspirational and each speaker gave practical tips, useful and relevant for general practice’ ‘Excellent – extremely relevant to general practice from entertaining speakers!’
Dermatology congress
This meeting includes a two day feline dermatology programme
Commencing in 2010, are the first distance learning courses to bring together all aspects of feline friendly nursing, from behaviour and handling, to recognition of pain and nutrition.
Following the overwhelming
response to the 2010 and 2011
ISFM/CVE feline medicine
distance education courses,
registrations are now
being taken for 2012!
Registration has now been extended! Register before 29 February to join the 2012 intake!
Feline Medicine and surgery a fresh look at common problems The Langham Hotel, Hong Kong
For the past 10 years the International Society of Feline Medicine (ISFM) has organised an annual feline congress in Europe which has evolved into a premiere veterinary event attracting iexcess of 450 feline practitioners from across the world.
Now ISFM is delighted to offer practitioner an additional opportunity to take part in ISFM's first international 2-day congress in Hong Kong.
ISFM's pre-BSAVA feline symposium Hall 5, The ICC, Birmingham
Packed to the brim with practical information for the feline practitioner. Sponsored by Hill’s Pet Nutrition and MSD Animal Health, this year’s programme has 11 half-hour sessions given by experts who have been asked to answer the question ‘How I manage…..’
Commencing in 2010, are the first distance learning courses to bring together all aspects of feline friendly nursing, from behaviour and handling, to recognition of pain and nutrition.
