About This Webinar
In support of NMVMA's mission to connect and strengthen New Mexico's veterinary community through learning, advocacy, professional relationships, and service to animal health, we're excited to offer this RACE-approved CE opportunity.

Join Antu Radhakrishnan, DVM, DACVIM as he discusses how liver disease in dogs and cats can be a challenging diagnostic and therapeutic dilemma. This lecture provides an overview and discussion of diagnostic options as well as an approach to treatment. The goal is to provide the pet owner with reasonable proactive options.
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Stay on after the CE lecture and learn how the research presented supports VRS' TruBenefits® Omega and TruBenefits® Hepato. This powerful, evidence-based combination can support your patients' liver health and is backed by clinical evidence and 3rd-Party Tested. You'll also hear how Veterinarian Recommended Solutions® can help increase your hospital's compliance and profit.

This free RACE-approved CE course is in partnership with NMVMA. Attendees will receive an exclusive offer!
Presenters
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    Antu Radhakrishnan, DVM, DACVIM (SAIM)
    Professor of Small Animal Internal Medicine, Texas Tech University
    Dr. Radhakrishnan is a member of the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine, the American Veterinary Medical Association, and Texas Veterinary Medical Association. He and his wife started a 24-hour specialty and emergency hospital in Lexington, KY which they owned and operated for 13 years. After selling the practice, he continued there for 4 years as medical director and head of internal medicine until joining the Texas Tech University School of Veterinary Medicine full-time. He is currently on the advisory board for Wedgewood Compounding Pharmacy and serves as a reviewer of scientific article submissions for several veterinary medical journals.
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    Amanda Merson
    Senior Business Analyst
    Amanda Merson is an experienced veterinary industry professional with Veterinarian Recommended Solutions (VRS), where she brings her expertise and passion for supporting veterinary professionals and advancing pet health. Based in Arizona, Amanda has built her career around fostering strong relationships within the veterinary community and helping veterinary teams identify solutions that support better patient care. She is a graduate of Arizona State University.
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