26 Feb 2025 - 26 Feb 2025

Clinical Catch-Up: FWEC, Reduced Deworming and Cyathostominosis - Responsibly Preventing the Proverbial 'Hitting the Fan’

Join us for our February Clinical Catch-Up where our panel will discuss managing cyathostominosis risks with reduced worming for encysted cyathostomes and how to apply our protectMEtoo guidelines in practice.

Course dates

26 Feb 2025 20:00 - 26 Feb 2025 21:00

Online Course, BEVA , CB7 5LQ

About the webinar

Join Jane Hodgkinson, Victoria South, Rebekah Sullivan for this Clinical Catch-Up to understand how to apply our protectMEtoo guidelines in practice. We will focus on the risks, and how to manage them, of cyathostominosis with reduced worming for encysted cyathostomes.

BEVA Clinical Catch-Ups are an informal, friendly place for equine vet professionals to learn and share knowledge with one another.

This event is available exclusively for BEVA members, free of charge.

We hope to see you online soon.

You can watch back previous Clinical Catch-Ups on the BEVA Online Learning Platform.

Our speakers

• Jane Hodgkinson PhD BSc(Hon)
• Victoria South MA VetMB CertAVP(EM) DipECEIM MRCVS
• Rebekah Sullivan BVSc CertAVP(EM) MSc MRCVS

Terms and conditions

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