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Friday 12 November 2021

 

Vetequip Ltd

  in conjunction 

with

           Abbeyville Veterinary Hospital
  Cork

Invite Veterinary surgeons to a
Practical Bovine Ultrasonography Training Workshop on Wednesday 15th December 2021
Important Notice: Covid Vaccination certs will be required and precautions against the spread of Covid  will be as outlined by course tutor.
Abbeyville Veterinary Hospital is a long established multi-vet mixed veterinary practice situated in Cork City. Most of the work is in the area of dairy and companion animal practice but suckler beef herds and equine work also make up a proportion of the business. Over the years Abbeyville has steadily built up  fertility work to a significant level and clients demand exacting standards but appreciate the service and advice.. Ultrasonography is at the heart of this fertility work and  is performed throughout the year. Many of the farmer clients set up fertility appointments at the start of the season and  tailored packages are customised  to their individual needs. Fertility and Ultrasonography, which is all performed on an appointment basis during regular working hours, has provided a new and valuable income stream to the Practice.

The Tutor
Fergus Smith MVB Cert DHH qualified from UCD in 1992. He has over 20 years experience in Large Animal practice. He has attended several ultrasonography courses delivered by international experts and has used the skills learnt at these workshops to help increase the level and quality of fertility work offered to the bovine clients of the Practice. He has run courses for farmer clients to demonstrate the benefits of veterinary involvement, including ultrasonography, in fertility improvement of their herds.





The course
This is a one day course aimed at vets new to the area of bovine ultrasonography and to vets who wish to refresh and improve their current ultrasonography skills. The course will consist of a morning of lectures followed by lunch and an afternoon of Practical demonstration on a host farm. Course participants will learn by scanning animals themselves with support and demonstration from the tutor and from Vetequip personnel. The course will be delivered at Abbeyville’s new purpose built veterinary hospital and the host farm is a modern, large progressive dairy farm with good facilities and quiet animals.
Course content  
  • Principles of Ultrasonography
  • Practical aspects on farm
  • Review of the Bovine Reproductive Cycle
  • Ovaries – Normal structures, pathology, appearance at different stages of the cycle
  • Uterus – Normal appearance at different stages of the cycle, pathology
  • Pregnancy – Stage of gestation, Normal embryo/foetal development, Pathology
  • Medication used in fertility – Synchronisation Programmes, Treatment of pathological presentations
  • How to develop and market a fertility service for your clients
Course Timetable
09:00 - 10:45 - Lecture x 2

10:45- 11:00 - Coffee break

11:00 - 12:45 Lecture x 2

12:45 - 14:00 - Lunch and Transfer to Host Farm

14:00 - 17:00 – Wetlab which will involve participants performing scanning procedure themselves





Course Fee 295 euro
Payment in advance by card or credit transfer.
Please note that 11 CVE credits have been allocated to this event.

Testimonials

"Very practical Course and covered all I hoped it would"

"I can now go scanning with new confidence."

"Excellent demonstration with plenty of practical tips"

Wednesday 24 March 2021

Equine Dentistry Webinar with Dr Tilman Simon Dr.med.Vet

Saturday 3rd April 2021 @ 5 PM (Irish Time)


Extraction of Incisors, wolf teeth and canines - Indications and techniques
Extractions of incisors, canines and wolf teeth can turn out to be everything from very simple to terribly complicated.  

Dr. Simon will provide you with all the information needed to plan your successful in-field extraction starting with the indications and diagnostics followed by the best choice of equipment and anaesthesia/sedation. 
How to master complications as well as aftercare options will be discussed. 

Benefit from Dr. Simon's in-depth knowledge forged in the field of equine dentistry over decades. 

Get the real practitioners' know-how!

 Webinar participants will receive an attendance certificate. If you're not able to attend the live webinar, you will receive the link of the recording 7 days after the live session to watch it on-demand.

Subscription is 25 euro
To reserve your place
Contact Peter Ryan in Vetequip 053 9100655.( Card payments only)

 

Course Tutor

Dr. Tilman Simon was born in 1967 in Heidelberg and grew up in Freiburg, Kinshasa (Congo) and Karlsruhe. After graduating from high school, he completed vocational training as a biological and technical assistant (BTA) in Ludwigshafen am Rhein. After working as a BTA in Pforzheim, he studied veterinary medicine in Budapest and Berlin
After his license to practice as a veterinarian in 1996, he did his doctorate at the Federal Institute for Consumer Health Protection and Veterinary Medicine (BgVV) on systems for recording adverse drug effects.
Dr. Simon was a racecourse veterinarian at the Berlin-Karlshorst harness racing track.
He specializes in equine dentistry. After extensive further training at home and abroad, he has the additional qualifications "Animal Dentistry" and "Veterinary Care of Equestrian Events". He is authorized to further train the Bavarian Chamber of Veterinarians in these specialist areas and is a certified horse dentist of the Society of Swiss Veterinarians (GST). Dr. Simon is the author of a specialist book on equine dentistry. Dr. Tilman Simon is a founding member of the German Society for Animal Dentistry (DGT) and was a member of the Dental Commission of the French Equine Veterinary Association (AVEF). He is also a member of the Swiss Association for Equine Medicine (SVPM), the Federal Association of Practicing Veterinarians (BpT), the German Society for Veterinary Medicine (DVG) and the Society for Equine Medicine (GPM). Dr. Simon gives lectures and courses in equine dentistry worldwide and in several languages, both for veterinarians and for interested owners. He has published several publications on the subject in academic journals (see list below). Since April 2000 he has been with his wife, Dr. Isabell Herold established a joint veterinary practice in Warngau (near Tegernsee). They have two sons. In his free time he is passionate about dancing Tango Argentino, happily driving a horse-drawn carriage or driving his Land Rover off-road.