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
In this presentation, you will learn about cancer genomic testing for the veterinary patient and how tumor genetic biomarkers can guide and enhance diagnosis and treatment protocols. In addition, you will learn how genomics testing can offer better prognostic projections based on genetic mutations present in a particular tumor.
RACE-Approved CE Credit Hours: 1
Free to attend
RACE-Approved CE Credit Hours: 1
Free to attend
Join Dr. Tanja Nuhsbaum for a one-hour, interactive webinar on diagnosing and managing common ocular diseases in cats. This case-based lecture will cover 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.
RACE-Approved CE Credit Hours: 1
Free to attend
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.
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
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: 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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Did you miss an educational session you really wanted to attend? Some of our webinars are on-demand so you can watch them on a schedule that works for you! As each session becomes available we add it, so be sure to check back or contact our team if you don’t see the webinar you’re looking for.
RACE-Approved CE Credit Hours: 1-3
Free to attend
This webinar will increase Relief Veterinarians DEA regulatory compliance awareness, meet opioid continuing education requirements, reduce risk and discuss improved and simplified controlled substance record keeping and inventory controls.
This webinar reviewed literature on injectable vs. oral omeprazole, highlighted case examples on benefits, techniques, and complications, compared recommendations with clinical experience, and covered regulatory requirements for prescribing and stocking injectable omeprazole in equine clinics.
This session reviewed the equine thyroid disorders and the evidence behind thyroid hormone supplementation. Thyroid disorders are rare, and supplementation can be detrimental.
This lecture discussed the mechanism of action and nuances of the various anti-pruritic therapies veterinarians have to choose from in our patients. This webinar cleared the muddy waters and provided attendees with a clearer path on how to select the correct anti-pruritic therapy for patients.
This panel discusses the complexities in FIP diagnosis and how to best diagnose FIP and rule out other differential diagnoses. It addressed questions about treating FIP cats with antiviral medications and their monitoring. It also covered relapses of FIP and how to best diagnose these to avoid both unnecessary antiviral treatments as well as provide appropriate therapy.
Watch our latest presentation exploring key management practices for Equine Gastric Ulcer Syndrome (EGUS), strategies that support both prevention and treatment. We also highlight some of the most promising therapeutic advancements introduced over the past 5 to 10 years.
This webinar will discuss how to boost revenue by charging where clients won’t flinch and tapping hidden consumer surplus. Learn how to increase enterprise value by raising transaction sizes, cutting costs, and upgrading equipment.
This talk will introduce theories of human behavior change as they apply to veterinary medicine, explaining how you can use the findings from this scientific field when communicating with clients, in order to build good client relationships and further improve the welfare of animals in your care.
This presentation is a deep dive into the essential strategies that top veterinary inventory managers use to maintain a thriving practice. In this presentation, we explore the delicate balance between having enough stock to provide excellent patient care and avoiding the financial pitfalls of overstocking.
The session will describe the different testing protocols for Equine Metabolic Syndrome and Insulin Dysregulation that can be performed in practice. It will review the characteristics of each test and how they can be used in practice depending on the objectives of the practitioner.
Learn about Ocular FIP to better understand the disease, ocular symptoms it can cause as well as its diagnostic and current treatment recommendations!
Get the most up-to-date information on many of the common cardiology scenarios that pets present in everyday practice. We will provide you easy to understand and executable plans to help pets live long and happy lives!
This presentation covered some of the key management practices that can be used to prevent and treat EGUS, as well as shedding light on some of the newer therapeutic treatment options that have become available in the past 5-10 years.
Get up-to-date treatment protocols and practical guidance that will help you confidently manage FIP cases in your practice.
Dr. David Rendle discusses the use of SGLT2 inhibitors in the management of equine metabolic syndrome. After watching the webinar, you’ll feel confident in knowing when to consider and when to stop treatment with SGLT2 inhibitors.
Check out our most recent articles on leading veterinary topics including trends, tips, insights, interviews and more. See the full listing of posts on our blog!
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