Orthopedics and Dog Behavioral Disorders - When Does Pain Change Behavior?

WEBINAR (2/13)

Presenter: DVM, PhD Martyna Woszczyło 
Duration: 45 minutes

We invite you to participate in a new, comprehensive training series dedicated to clinical behavioural medicine. The programme has been created for veterinarians who want to better understand the relationship between a patient's behaviour and their health status.

This is a practical training series that will help answer one of the key questions in daily clinical practice:
is the observed problem behavioural in nature, or does its source lie in a somatic disease?

During the webinar, we will cover:

– Classic and subtle behavioural signs of pain

– Situations where aggression, fear, avoidance, or "disobedience" may stem from pain

– The impact of joint diseases, spinal conditions, and old injuries on a dog's daily behaviour

– Interpretive pitfalls

– Basics of behavioural and orthopaedic history taking

– When to refer a dog for further diagnostics

– How to adapt training, environment, and expectations for a dog in pain

Additionally: discussion of clinical cases

Additional information about the webinar

The webinar is intended exclusively for veterinarians.

Orthopedic problems can manifest primarily through behavioural changes.

During the webinar, we will discuss when a "behavioural problem" might be a sign of pain or mobility limitations, how to recognize subtle signs of discomfort, and how to combine a behavioural perspective with orthopaedic diagnostics.

This is the second webinar in the "Behavioral Medicine in a Nutshell" series.

Included with your ticket:
✓ 14-day access to the recording
✓ certificate with continuing education credits (PDF) for self-download during access period

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