Epicur Pharma’s dedication to advancing veterinary practice standards means we understand the value of continuing education for veterinary professionals. We partner with leaders in the veterinary industry and top veterinary specialists to develop opportunities for learning, growth, and understanding of regulatory standards, trends and insights in patient care, veterinary hospital best practices, and more.
RACE-Approved CE Credit Hours: 1
Free to attend
Whether you’re new to inventory or looking to refine your systems, you’ll leave this session with actionable strategies you can implement immediately to make inventory easier and more sustainable.
RACE-Approved CE Credit Hours: 1
Free to attend
This lecture will equip veterinary professionals with a practical, systematic approach to evaluating and managing the acute equine corneal ulceration eye. Participants will learn how to confidently differentiate between simple and complicated corneal ulcers, select the most effective diagnostic tests, and design stage-specific medical treatment plans.
RACE-Approved CE Credit Hours: 1
Free to attend
This lecture will cover the identification and diagnosis of Equine Metabolic Syndrome (EMS), including how it differs from other metabolic disorders. Key topics include physical exam findings, diagnostic lab work, and management strategies involving exercise, nutrition, and medication.
RACE-Approved CE Credit Hours: 1
Free to attend
Join Dr. Tammy Miller Michau for a one hour, interactive, case-based discussion that will use clinical photographs to guide learners through the recognition and interpretation of anterior and posterior uveitis in cats and dogs.
RACE-Approved CE Credit Hours: 1
Free to attend
This lecture provides a clinically focused, evidence-based update on the approach to FIP, equipping veterinarians with practical tools to confidently diagnose, treat, and manage affected cats. We will review current diagnostic strategies, emphasizing the integration of clinical suspicion, laboratory abnormalities, imaging findings, and advanced testing methods. The session will then explore treatment protocols, including antiviral therapies, monitoring response, and managing adverse effects.
RACE-Approved CE Credit Hours: 2
Free to attend
Attendees will learn how to improve security, prevent theft per DEA regulations and proactively prepare for a DEA audit and best practice time saving suggestions from a previous veterinary practice owner, consultant & public speaker/educator, who has worked with Veterinarians cited by the DEA.
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This medical CE program provides veterinarians and veterinary technicians with advanced clinical training in emerging medical therapy for canine glaucoma and dry eye disease (DED/KCS). The course explores the interaction between intraocular pressure dynamics, ocular surface inflammation, and tear film integrity, with specific emphasis on the role of novel lipid-base ocular surface formulations used in conjunction with advanced tear replacers to promote long-term corneal health and visual function.
Dr. Tanja Nuhsbaum led a one-hour, interactive webinar on diagnosing and managing common ocular diseases in cats. This case-based lecture covered feline conjunctivitis, corneal ulcers, glaucoma, and systemic hypertension, while sharing practical treatment insights and simplified medication strategies used in a busy veterinary ophthalmology specialty practice.
This presentation taught participants cancer genomic testing for the veterinary patient and how tumor genetic biomarkers can guide and enhance diagnosis and treatment protocols. In addition, it covered how genomics testing can offer better prognostic projections based on genetic mutations present in a particular tumor.
PPID webinar series part 2 considered the pharmaceutical and non-pharmaceutical options for the management of pituitary pars intermedia dysfunction, including nutrition of the geriatric horse and new compounds available.
This webinar explored ertugliflozin as a treatment for equine hyperinsulinemia, using real-world case examples and emerging evidence. It addressed patient selection, treatment and monitoring strategies, and practical considerations for applying research to everyday clinical care in horses at risk of metabolic disease and laminitis.
PPID webinar series part 1 reviewed the available diagnostic tests available to practitioners to diagnose pituitary pars inter media dysfunction (PPID). The session focused on the use of the thyrotropin-releasing hormone (TRH) stimulation test in the diagnosis and the follow-up of clinical cases.
This webinar reviewed Feline Chronic Gingivostomatitis (FCGS), including its link to feline calicivirus, immune dysfunction, and current treatment options. It presented a new protocol using EIDD-1931, doxycycline, and meloxicam, with clinical outcomes, guidelines, common concerns, and welfare-based decision-making.
This webinar covered the rapidly evolving management of FIP and featured the latest scientific evidence available in 2026. It reviewed the diagnostic and treatment approaches of the time including prognosis, relapse risk, emerging data on shortened treatment duration, and strategies for counseling clients given the continued use of black market products despite the availability of compounded options.
This webinar covered rodent pain management and a new long-acting buprenorphine that’s easier to use and improves comfort.
This session covered the progression and management of mitral valve disease in dogs, detailing diagnostic and treatment strategies for each stage based on expert consensus and recent research, aimed at enhancing practical application for general practitioners.
This talk explored how gastric ulcers can complicate primary large bowel colic cases, including effects of distension, reflux, fasting, and hospitalization on gastric function. Attendees gained confidence in diagnosing secondary gastric ulcers and developing effective prevention and treatment protocols alongside management of the primary colic lesion.
This webinar highlighted the importance of analgesia and pain management in laboratory rodents with a focus on a novel injectable buprenorphine extended-release analgesic.
In this lecture, Dr. Haeussler covered various types of corneal ulcers that constituted an emergency. Additionally, negative prognostic indicators as they related to proptosis were reviewed. Various lenticular diseases, such as anterior lens luxation and lens capsule ruptures, were discussed, along with the medical management of acute glaucoma.
This webinar will highlighted recent developments in the management of both squamous and glandular gastric disease, reviewing recent publications in the context of existing knowledge. Attendees gain an understanding of the limitations of oral proton pump inhibitors and explore advances in newer generation PPIs, including extended-release injectable omeprazole. The session also covered the published evidence supporting a range of treatment options for gastric disease.
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