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About the Author

1-Hour RACE-Approved CE Course

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Mobility:

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Moving Beyond NSAIDs Part 2

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1-Hour RACE-Approved CE Course

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Mobility:

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Moving Beyond NSAIDs Part 2

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About the Author

Dr. Nicole Sheehan, DVM, CVA, CVCH, CVFT

Nicole Sheehan is a 2004 graduate of The Ohio State University. She owns Whole Pet Veterinary Hospitals and leads three veterinary teams in North Carolina to integrate alternatives like acupuncture, herbal medicine, and holistic nutrition with traditional medicine, surgery, and dentistry. She currently sees mostly second and third opinions in her flagship hospital in Davidson, NC since 2013.

Objectives

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Discuss the benefits of good nutrition and comprehensive supplementation.

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Understand some of the alternative treatments available and when they may be of greatest use.

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Review surgery as well as newer alternatives to surgery, such as PRP.

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Help identify some lesser known but very common injuries and how to treat them.

Description

In addition to more comprehensive joint support and natural supplements used for inflammation, there are several other alternatives to consider to improve mobility in our pet patients. We will be discussing some of these alternatives, such as acupuncture, chiropractic, and PRP, and when they might be best considered. A review of orthopedic procedures and often missed injuries will also be included in this lecture.

Agenda

Review of first line of defense for mobility – nutrition and joint support plus natural anti-inflammatories
The importance of a thorough exam
Introduction to acupuncture, chiropractic and when these treatments might be of greatest benefit
Discussion of some research to support early spay/neuter as factor for joint disease
Overview of both orthopedic surgeries and PRP
Common mobility problems that often get overlooked or underdiagnosed and treatment strategies for each

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Ready to begin?

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For U.S. Veterinarians and Technicians Only.