Domestic cats are a unique species, who display a range of behaviours and characteristics that are different from other domestic species encountered in the veterinary practice.
When it comes to illness - it’s no different! The cat with emergency or critical illness, will display clinical signs and symptoms quite separate from their canine counterparts with similar disease processes.
Both veterinarians and veterinary nurses/technicians must be aware of the unique physiology and behaviours of the feline patient when assessing them for illness, as failure to do so may
result in undiagnosed illness, delays in diagnostics and treatment, and prolonged morbidity and increasing mortality.
Join us for this highly informative lecture and learn the key differences between dogs and cats in acute illness - and how you can use this knowledge to help them!
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    Philip Judge
    VetEducation