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Feline Pain Management in General Practice

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Feline Pain Management in General Practice

Feline Pain Management in General Practice

Michael Petty, DVM, CVPP, DAAPM
Michael Petty, DVM, CVPP, DAAPM
on behalf of American Association of Feline Practitioners

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Launch date: 04 May 2016
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Last updated: 15 Mar 2019

Reference: 162595

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Bill Hah (4 Dec 2016)
Lots of pain related information are available in this lecture. i sure can use his suggestion to expand pain management system in our practice.
Dr Andrew Schroyer DVM (30 Nov 2016)
This is a good broad overview of potential modalities.
Kimberly Mayer (30 Dec 2016)
Good webinar.

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Course Availability

This course is only available to trainees days after purchase. It would need to be repurchased by the trainee if not completed in the allotted time period. This course is no longer available. You will need to repurchase if you wish to take the course again.

Description

Feline pain management can be frustrating and confusing on many levels including identifying signs of pain and knowing valid treatments options. This webinar will discuss how to identify signs of both acute and chronic pain and valid treatment options, including pharmaceutical and non-pharmaceutical methods.

Objectives

Objective 1
How to identify acute and chronic pain in cats
Objective 2
Treatment options for chronic and acute pain in cats that have some research to back them up
Objective 3
Learn about non-pharmaceutical approaches to the treatment of cats
Objective 4
Understand the importance of good nursing care in the hospitalized cat
Objective 5
Learn how evaluating treatment outcomes can be the key to any successful treatment
Michael Petty, DVM, CVPP, DAAPM

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Michael Petty, DVM, CVPP, DAAPM
on behalf of American Association of Feline Practitioners

Michael Petty is a veterinarian and certified veterinary pain practitioner and acupuncturist. As the owner of the Arbor Pointe Veterinary Hospital and Animal Pain Center in Canton, Michigan, Dr. Petty has devoted his professional life to the care and well-being of animals. He is the past president of the International Veterinary Academy of Pain Management and the co-author of the 2015 American Animal Hospital Association Pain Guidelines. A frequent speaker and consultant, Dr. Petty has also published articles in veterinary journals and elsewhere. He is the author of Dr. Petty’s Pain Relief for Dogs, published by Countryman Press, a division of W. W. Norton, on February 1, 2016.

Current Accreditations

This course has been certified by or provided by the following Certified Organization/s:

  • AAVSB-Registry of Approved Continuing Education (RACE)
  • 1.00 Hours -
    Exam Attempts: 3
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    Exam Pass Rate: 70
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    Reference: 249-32541
  • New York State Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners
  • 1.00 Hours

Faculty and Disclosures

Additional Contributors

Conflicts Declared

Conflicts of Interest declaration by Author:

Dr. Petty was a former speaker for the Zoetis Elite program and is on the advisory board for Aratana Therapeutics.

User Reviews (18)

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Bill Hah (4 Dec 2016)
Lots of pain related information are available in this lecture. i sure can use his suggestion to expand pain management system in our practice.
Dr Andrew Schroyer DVM (30 Nov 2016)
This is a good broad overview of potential modalities.
Kimberly Mayer (30 Dec 2016)
Good webinar.
Dr Barbara Storslee (3 Dec 2016)
Nice overview of assessing pain - acute vs. chronic, plus a variety of modalities for treatment.
(29 Nov 2018)
Very informative with good resources for pain scales to be utilized in clinic and at home.
Jennifer Fry (29 Jan 2017)
nice overview - would have been helpful to have medication doses
Kimberly Jessup (29 Dec 2016)
Good. logical flow of information. Good resources - pain scales, learning resources. Good questions for owners to help discern pain.
Dr Brooke Brummel (28 Oct 2016)
Enjoyed simple approach and the experience pearls of the presenter.
Dr James Hackworth (28 Mar 2017)
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Dr Margaret Critzer (25 Nov 2016)
Good basics
Tamara Schmitt (23 Jan 2017)
It was very general but a nice overview. It had a lot of up to date information.
Dr Kathleen Ebers (18 Nov 2016)
Some of the questions were not explained well. For example, all three choices for the chronic pain choices were indicated that they could be used by Dr. Petty.
Sarah Grote (16 Jan 2017)
excellent review of pain management
Dr Nicholas Pisoni (16 Feb 2017)
Valuable information well spoken. Attachments or an outline or a single page of sources that could be copied from the slide would be awesome.
Dr Robert Stein DVM (12 Nov 2016)
Nice overview. Such an important undermanaged aspect of veterinary practice.
Dr Robert Mason DVM (12 Nov 2016)
Good general overview of pain in cats
Charles Hurty (11 Oct 2018)
Exam questions could be a bit more applicable to the main message of the CE. The exam questions were a bit weak.
Ms Alaina McDonald BSc RVT (10 Apr 2018)
I learned so much today. I feel like I will be able to practice better medicine because of this course.

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