Exploring a practical approach to canine chronic enteropathies
Chronic enteropathy describes what was previously referred to as inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). The causes are not well known, but are suspected to be a result of an abnormal response by the body to certain intestinal bacterial or dietary antigens (proteins).
In this session with Benoit Cuq, you will learn:
- What the clinical presentation is and the differential diagnosis for chronic enteropathy in dogs
- The investigations & optimum timing to perform these tests
- The biomarkers available to investigate extra-intestinal disease or intestinal disease
- The role of biopsies in the investigations of chronic enteropathy
- Plus, treatment options and long-term follow-up
Register for your free place now!
Specialist Session with Benoit Cuq
Wednesday 14th September
8.00pm - 9.00pm BST
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About the speaker:
Dr Benoît Cuq is an American, Veterinary Council of Ireland (VCI) and Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) recognised specialist in small animal internal medicine. He worked as a clinician in Small Animal Internal Medicine at the Ontario Veterinary College and the Université de Montréal as well as in private practices in Ontario, Quebec and England. Benoît was appointed Assistant-Professor in September 2019 and awarded Tenure in October 2020. His areas of interest include haematological and immune-mediated disorders, bone marrow diseases as well as urology/nephrology and interventional radiology in companion animals.
