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SUMMARY:PURINA | Nutritional Approaches to Lower Urinary Disease in Cats
DESCRIPTION:Subject: Nutritional Approaches to Lower Urinary Disease in Cats\nSpeakers: Dr Mary Thompson\nOrganizer: Purina\nLINK: REGISTER HERE \nPresented by: Dr. Mary Thompson BVSc(Hons) PhD DACVIM MANZCVS FHEA \nThis presentation will cover the most common lower urinary tract disorders in cats including idiopathic cystitis\, struvite and calcium urolithiasis. The incidence and underlying pathophysiology of each will be presented. Common nutritional approaches for acute and long-term management will be discussed as well as likelihood of recurrence. How to communicate to cat owners about diagnosis and management will also be discussed. \nLearning Objectives:\n1. Describe the most common lower urinary tract disorders in cats including current thinking of their pathophysiology\n2. Understand how nutrition can be best used to manage these conditions\n3. Develop strategies about how to communicate the importance of nutrition in the management of these disorders
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