WSAVA Webinar: The Impact of COVID-19 on your Patients and Staff – An Update for Veterinary Professionals

WSAVA Webinar: The Impact of COVID-19 on your Patients and Staff – An Update for Veterinary Professionals

The World Small Animal Veterinary Association (WSAVA) is to host a second free webinar for veterinarians globally on Tuesday 15th September to provide an update on COVID-19 and its impact in companion animal medicine.

The speakers are:

  • Dr Michael Lappin, Chair of the WSAVA’s One Health Committee, who will discuss recent developments with COVID-19 and companion animals
  • Dr Richard Squires, Chair of the WSAVA’s Vaccination Guidelines Group, who will give an update on the effects of the pandemic on preventative health programmes
  • Dr Peter Karczmar MD, Member of the WSAVA’s One Health Committee, who will offer recommendations on minimising the risk to veterinary staff members

David Sutton, Global Technical Director for MSD Animal Health, said, “COVID-19 has presented an extraordinary challenge to the global community. MSD Animal Health is proud to support WSAVA in providing quality education to veterinary professionals who continue to go above and beyond in the care of companion animals during the pandemic.”

The webinar is being kindly supported by WSAVA Diamond Partner MSD Animal Health, which supports the WSAVA’s One Health Committee and is a committed partner of the WSAVA’s Vaccination Guidelines Group.

Dr Michael Lappin, Chair of the WSAVA's One Health Committee, to speak at the WSAVA webinar on the impact of Covid-19 on companion animal medicine

Commenting on the webinar, Dr Lappin said: “There are a number of significant changes in the management of SARS-CoV-2 that have impacted companion animal medicine and our staff members since our first webinar. I believe the information to be presented will be extremely valuable in helping your veterinary team continue to successfully navigate this pandemic.”

The webinar will take place at 12:00 UTC (13:00 BST) on Tuesday 15th September and will later be available on: WSAVA COVID-19 resource hub

To register, visit:

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