Friday, November 7th

TIME Small Animal I
Internal Medicine
(Endocrine)
 Small Animal II
Surgery
 Small Animal III
Liver and Gallbladder Disease
 Equine

 Ruminant

 Animal Welfare

 Public Practice

 Veterinary
Technician I

 Veterinary
Technician II
6:30AM-5:30PM | Registration Desk Open
7:00AM-7:00PM | Exhibit Hall Open
7:00AM-8:00AM | Continental Breakfast in Exhibit Hall
8:00AM-12:30PM | Swine Session
7:00AM-7:50AM | Room TBD | Opioids in Veterinary Medicine I - Emily Maynard
8:00-
8:50am		 New options for feline diabetes

Karen Tefft		 Wound healing

Valery Scharf		 Gallbaldder mucoceles and beyond: updated perspectives on
canine biliary tract disorders

Sara Jablonski		 Update on ophthalmic
diseases in foals

Michala de Linde
Henriksen		 Navigating Small
Ruminant Drug Selection

Joe Smith		 What are the new WSAVA
Reproduction Control
Guidelines?

Michelle Kutzler		 Introduction to
Veterinary Disaster
Response and the
NC Veterinary
Response Corps

Anna Allen		 Round Table Discussion
8:50-9:00am BREAK
9:00-
9:50am		 Basal insulins: not
the insulin you
learned about in school!

Karen Tefft		 Airway sx

Valery Sharf		 A systematic approach to
liver enzyme elevations in
the dog

Sara Jablonski		 Infertility Part 1:
Endometritis

Jennine Lection		 Acute Bovine Abdomen

Christian Gerspach		 How can the WSAVA
Reproduction Guidelines be
applied in your practice?

Michelle Kutzler		 Biosecurity

Julie Helm		 Round Table Discussion Continued
9:50-10:20am BREAK
10:20-
11:10am		 Updates on feline
hyperthyroidism

Karen Tefft		 Stoned Cats and Wet Dogs: Ureter Know

Kyle Mathews		 Canine protein-losing enteropathy: diagnostic approaches for
diverse clinical scenarios

Sara Jablonski		 Infertility Part 2:
Other Causes

Jennine Lection		 Renal Diseases

Christian Gerspach		 Panel Discussion
on Reproduction
Control: Balancing
competing interests

Michelle Kutzler
Adeline Noger		 NCDA&CS/State
Veterinarian's Update

Mike Martin		 Positivity & Morale Boost: why are we JUST
surviving in Vet Med?

Sarah Parsons		 DNA testing and canine genetic
counseling: "Wild, Wild West of
Canine DNA Testing"

Christine Casavant
11:10-11:20am BREAK
11:20am-
12:10pm		 Approach to
hypercalcemia and
canine primary hyperparathyroidism

Karen Tefft		 Ear Ye Ear Ye -
Aural Surgery

Kyle Mathews		 Canine protein-losing enteropathy:
evidence-driven updates in
therapeutic management

Sara Jablonski		 Assessment of the newborn foal

Ramiro Toribio		 Small Ruminant Antimicrobial
Decision Making

Joe Smith		 TBD

Rich Ford		 New World Screwworm
(National Veterinary Accreditation Program
Module 41)

Jennifer Stiles		 Social Media In the Vet
Clinic; The Do's, Don'ts,
Followers, Engagement
and going viral?

Sarah Parsons		 Growing Pains: The young and anesthetized

Anna McClour
12:10PM-
1:10PM		 LUNCH
NC State CVM Alumni Society Luncheon (Room 402)

** Topics for the panel discussion are as follows: AI in veterinary medicine, telemedicine, midlevel practitioners vs VTS, old school vs modern med, and longevity

TIME Small Animal I
Internal Medicine
 Small Animal II
Complementary Therapies
 Small Animal III
Parasitology
 Equine
 Ruminant
 Animal Welfare
 Public Practice
 Veterinary Technicians I
 Veterinary Technicians II
1:10-
2:00pm		 Nutritional Nightmares:
Preventing and Managing Hepatic Lipidosis

Katie Tolbert		 How does physical rehabilitation
actually work: a discussion of the
sequela to inactivity and immobility
and how rehabilitation is utilized to combat those sequela

Stephanie Thomovsky		 Updates on the diagnosis
and treatment of HW dz (pt. 1)

Andy Moorhead		 Update on equine
neonatal sepsis

Ramiro Toribio		 Pain management for small ruminants

Joe Smith		 TBD

Rich Ford		 NC Veterinary Public Health - Current Topics
in Zoonotic Disease

Emily Herring		 Equine gastric ulcers 101

Kobi Derks		 All the wrong people
have imposter syndrome

Dave Cowan
2:00-2:10pm BREAK
2:10-
3:00pm		 Fiber-responsive GI
diseases: Going beyond psyllium

Katie Tolbert		 The neurologic exam for the rehabilitation practitioner
and common misconceptions
about rehabilitation in neurologic patients

Stephanie Thomovsky		 Updates on the diagnosis and
treatment of HW dz
(pt. 2)

Andy Moorhead		 New approach to
blood culture in
neonatal foals

Megan Palmisano		 The septic cow

Christian Gerspach		 TBD

Rich Ford		 NC Veterinary Public
Health - Rabies Update
and Q&A

Carl Williams		 Bovine Fluid therapy

Derek Foster		 You take my breath away: Managing
respiratory emergencies

Dave Cowan
3:00-3:30pm BREAK
3:30-
4:20pm		 Don't Give Up: Why the
Third (or Fourth) Diet Could Be the Breakthrough
in Canine Chronic
Enteropathy
Katie Tolbert		 Acupuncture and its use in pain control in small animals

Stephanie Thomovsky		 Updates on
resistant hookworms/round
worms/whips/tapes
(part 1)

Andy Moorhead		 Neonatal
maladjustment
syndrome - Diagnosis
and Management

Ramiro Toribio		 Overcoming
reproductive
inefficiency in the
female bovine

Felipe Carvalho
da Silva		 Volunteering in Disaster

Anna Allen, Shannon Bass,
Catherine Ashe, April Gessner		 Bovine Antibiotic selection

Derek Foster		 ECC

Matt Crawford-Jennings
4:20-4:30pm BREAK
4:30-
5:20pm		 When conventional therapy fails: Case studies in
complicated canine protein-losing enteropathy

Katie Tolbert
Sara Jablonski		 Pulsed electromagnetic field (PEMF)
in veterinary medicine

Stephanie Thomovsky		 Updates on
resistant hookworms/round
worms/whips/tapes
(part 2)

Andy Moorhead		 High-Risk
Pregnancies

Jennine Lection		 Listeriosis -
disease refresher and
a few tips and tricks!

Blanca Camacho		 Ethical Concerns Providing Free Care
During Disasters

Anna Allen, Shannon Bass,
Catherine Ashe, April Gessner		 Blue Horse Blues:
Hoofing through hypoxemia

Brooke Bush		 Medical Errors: Experiences,
Attitudes, and Perspectives

Cordelia Leeder
5:20PM-
7:15PM		 Attendee and Exhibitor Happy Hour (Exhibit Hall)

Social Events

NC State University CVM Alumni Luncheon

Friday, November 7th — 12:10pm-1:10pm — Room 402

The NC State CVM Alumni Society invites ALL NC State CVM Alumni to attend its social lunch on Friday. A special lunch will be available for those who pre-register. Come visit with your fellow alumni! Confirm your attendance by completing the appropriate section during registration. YOU MUST PRE-REGISTER to guarantee that your lunch will be available. If you have any questions, email ceregistration@ncsu.edu.

Attendee and Exhibitor Happy Hour

Friday, November 7th — 5:20pm-7:15pm — Exhibit Hall

Our NCVC Exhibitors welcome you to the Exhibit Hall Friday evening for appetizers and beverages. Spend some time seeing the exhibits and catching up with old and new friends.