This year’s meeting focuses on the two most common acquired cardiac diseases in dogs: dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM) and myxomatous mitral valve disease (MMVD). Evidence in DCM, MVD, and diet-associated DCM will be reviewed, including updates from ongoing epidemiologic and clinical studies, and how evidence translates into clinical practice.
Guest Speaker
Professor Sonya Gordon
Cardiology · Texas A&M University
We are particularly pleased to welcome Professor Sonya Gordon as a guest speaker.
PROGRAMME
Meeting Agenda
Each session includes 5-10 min for questions
13:00-13:10
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Welcome
Dr Fonfara
13:10-13:40
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DCM – how to diagnose, when to treat
Dr Raheb
13:40-14:10
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DCM – diet associated
Speaker to be confirmed (TBD)
14:10-14:30
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Coffee break
14:30-15:05
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Spectrum of Care in Canine MMVD: A Practical, Evidence-Based Approach
Dr Gordon
15:05-15:45
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Pimobendan in Preclinical MMVD and DCM: New Evidence, Current Recommendations, and Lessons Learned
Dr Gordon
15:45-16:00
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Coffee break
16:00-16:30
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ACE-inhibitors – pros and cons
Dr Colpitts, Dr Kuningas
16:30-17:00
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DCM/MMVD: evidence based vs real world
Panel: Drs. Gordon, Raheb, Colpitts, Kuningas, Pires, Chong, and Fonfara
Our discussion forum is a space to engage with our cardiology community. Please feel free to participate by asking questions, sharing perspectives and experiences, and exchanging insights.