Prevent Aortic Thromboembolism

Discover effective methods to safeguard cats from this life-threatening condition.

Prognostic Indicators

Learn how to guide client conversations and set realistic expectations based on key factors.

Treatment Courses

Explore treatment options for aortic thromboembolism cases that you can start in-practice. 

About the Course

Delve into the pathogenesis of thromboembolic disease in cats with our comprehensive 1 hour CE. Learn about risk factors, prevention strategies, and various treatment options. Join Dr. Rebecca Saunders, DACVIM (Cardiology) to gain valuable insights and confidence in managing these tough cases. Many of them can survive and have a good quality of life after treatment! 

Meet Your Instructor: Rebecca Saunders, DVM, DACVIM (Cardiology)

Join Dr. Rebecca Saunders, a passionate board-certified cardiologist with extensive experience in feline cardiology and arrhythmia management. Benefit from her expertise as she shares valuable insights and practical knowledge to elevate your skills in managing cardiac patients. Get ready to learn from the best and enhance your clinical practice!

Approved for 1-hour of RACE-Approved Continuing Education

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Student Testimonials

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What a fantastic talk. I learned so much about ATE that I didn't know.  Thank you Dr. Saunders!  
Anna

ER veterinarian

Thank you.  This was so clinically helpful. I had an ATE case last week and I wish I had taken this course earlier.  It would have changed by conversation with the owner.  
Benjamin

GP Veterinarian 

Ready to Get All the Updates on Aortic Thromboembolism in Cats?

Enroll now to learn risk factors, screening diagnostics, preventative strategies and treatment options.  Prognostic factors and client communication are discussed as well so that you're equipped for your next ATE case.