As the anticipation builds for The Virtual Veterinary Congress 2024 hosted by The Webinar Vet, we had the privilege of catching up with some of our esteemed speakers to gain insights into their upcoming talks. Here's what they had to say:

1. Federico Fracassi: "Treatment of Canine Pituitary-Dependent Hypercortisolism: Pituitary or Adrenal Target?"

Federico Fracassi, renowned in the field of veterinary medicine, shared his excitement for his lecture on the treatment options for canine pituitary-dependent hypercortisolism. He highlighted the significance of exploring both adrenal and pituitary targets, drawing parallels with advancements in human medicine. Federico emphasized the importance of carefully selecting patients for pituitary-targeted treatments, underscoring its potential benefits for certain dogs with this condition.

2. John Chitty: "Cavy Curious? A Guide to Guinea Pig Diseases"

John Chitty, an expert in exotic and zoo medicine, expressed his enthusiasm for enlightening attendees about common guinea pig diseases. With a wealth of experience in veterinary practice, John looks forward to sharing insights into the management and treatment of these conditions. He extended a warm invitation to all, promising a session filled with valuable knowledge and practical advice.

3. Ron Ofri: "Ophthalmology Cases - Interactive Slide Recognition"

Ron Ofri, a distinguished professor of veterinary ophthalmology, offered a glimpse into his interactive session focused on ophthalmology cases. Reflecting on his extensive experience in webinar lecturing, Ron highlighted the benefits of virtual education, emphasizing the convenience and flexibility it offers to participants. He teased his unique approach to the session, promising an engaging and interactive experience for attendees.

4. Sarah Heath: "Confrontational Cats: Why Do They Behave That Way?"

Sarah Heath, a leading expert in feline behavior, shared her excitement for addressing confrontational behavior in cats at the congress. Recognizing the global reach of the virtual platform, Sarah underscored the significance of understanding and addressing this common issue in cat households. She extended a warm invitation to all cat enthusiasts, promising valuable insights into managing confrontational behavior effectively.

As we eagerly await The Virtual Veterinary Congress 2024, these interviews offer a glimpse into the wealth of knowledge and expertise that awaits attendees. Don't miss out on this unparalleled opportunity for professional development!