Ophthalmology Faux Paws

Join Us for a Continuing Education Event at The Animal Neurology Center

Dr. Kelli Zimmerman presents an updated version of “Ophthalmology Faux Paws,” a practical, case-based course focused on the ophthalmic conditions most commonly misdiagnosed or mismanaged in everyday veterinary practice. This engaging session emphasizes simple, effective tips and clinical pearls to enhance ophthalmic testing, diagnosis, and treatment for both veterinarians and veterinary technicians.

The course begins with a concise review of essential ocular anatomy, including the lacrimal system, nasolacrimal drainage system, and cornea. From there, participants will explore common ophthalmic conditions such as dry eye disease, corneal ulcers, nasolacrimal duct obstruction, and glaucoma—learning how to recognize key findings, differentiate causes, and select appropriate initial treatment plans. Commonly used ophthalmic medications will also be reviewed, with a focus on proper use, contraindications, and avoiding common pitfalls.

Participants will explore common ophthalmic conditions such as dry eye disease, glaucoma, corneal ulcers, nasolacrimal duct obstruction —learning how to recognize key findings, differentiate causes, and select appropriate initial treatment plans. In doing so, the course will review essential ocular anatomy - including the lacrimal system, nasolacrimal drainage system, and cornea - and ophthalmic medications - including proper use, contraindications, and avoiding common pitfalls.

Don’t miss this opportunity to sharpen your ophthalmology skills and improve outcomes for your patients!

🧠 Earn 1 Hour of RACE-Approved CE Credit

This event is free of charge for local Veterinarians thanks to generous sponsorship. However, attendance is limited to the first 75 registrants, and seats are expected to fill quickly.

This event in being sponsored by Animal Eye Associates.

📅 Due to high demand, we ask that registrants notify us at least 24 hours in advance if unable to attend. No-shows without notice may receive lower priority for future educational opportunities.

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Host or Publisher Kristin Linda, The Animal Neurology Center