VET’S HUB | Protecting kidney function, preserving companionship – From diagnosis to longevity
Wednesday 15 July @ 19:00 - 20:30
Subject: Protecting kidney function, preserving companionship – From diagnosis to longevity
Speaker: Dr Melanie Wergin
Organizer: Vet’s Hub
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Vet’s Hub is pleased to invite you to join our upcoming webinar with Dr Melanie Wergin, Medical Manager at Heel. Dr Wergin’s topic is Protecting kidney function, preserving companionship – From diagnosis to longevity. This evidence-informed session will explore the role of Solidago, Ubichinon and Coenzyme (SUC) therapy in renal case management, including chronic kidney disease. The webinar, sponsored by ModHomCo, will guide participants through key aspects of renal pathophysiology, patient selection, and practical case application, while also considering long-term strategies to support kidney function and quality of life in companion animals. Designed for veterinary professionals, this webinar aims to bridge clinical evidence with integrative support approaches in chronic kidney disease and other renal conditions. We look forward to welcoming you to this focused and clinically relevant discussion. This event is in the process of being CPD accredited.
Presented by Dr Melanie Wergin
Dr Melanie Wergin, is a veterinarian with extensive international experience in clinical service development, academic leadership, and veterinary clinical research. She has held senior academic roles, including Head of Radiation Therapy at Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich (Germany), and has contributed to building advanced clinical services at the Free University of Berlin, including commissioning of a linear accelerator. She completed her doctoral training at the Vetsuisse Faculty, University of Zurich, with award-winning research focused on rigorous study design and methodology. Dr Wergin currently leads planning and oversight of preclinical and clinical studies, translating research evidence into practical veterinary decision-making for Heel veterinary medicines.
Disclaimer: This information is exclusively intended for registered veterinary and para-veterinary professionals.
