Dr. Peterson Lectures to Packed House at Second Animal Endocrine Seminar

Dr. Mark E. Peterson lectured to a packed crowd of over 80 veterinarians from the tri-state area on Sunday, March 18th at the second Animal Endocrine Seminar. The seminar was held at Antun's in Elmsford, NY and was open to members of the veterinary community.

Dr. Peterson's seminar was sponsored by Dechra Veterinary and Antech Diagnostics, allowing him to offer the seminar at no cost to the attending veterinarians. The four lectures presented on March 18th were:

• Update in the Management of Hypercalcemia in Dogs and Cats
• Update on Hyperthyroidism in Cats
• Management of the Difficult Diabetic
• Treatment of Cushing's Syndrome: Vetoryl or Lysodren?

Overwhelmingly positive feedback from the vets attending Dr. Peterson's seminars has led him to begin scheduling these events regularly. To keep informed about upcoming seminars, please sign up for the Animal Endocrine Newsletter by clicking here. To see all the images online, click here.

Dr. Peterson Currently Leading a Seminar on Animal Endocrinology

Dr. Peterson is currently leading a 4-hour seminar in Westchester, NY: four lectures on various topics in canine and feline endocrinology. This is a free seminar for veterinarians and veterinary professionals, and it is the second in our AEC Seminar Series. There will be more; sign up for our email list to keep informed about future AEC seminars in our area. To find out more, click here.

Animal Endocrine Clinic March 18 Seminar

We are pleased to announce our second Animal Endocrine Clinic Seminar:

Animal Endocrinology:

Perils and Pitfalls in the Diagnosis and Treatment of Endocrine Diseases 

This seminar will take place on March 18th in Westchester County, NY. AEC Seminars are free and are open to veterinarians and veterinary technicians. The March 18th seminar will deal with several of the most common canine and feline endocrine disorders.

Dr. Mark E. Peterson and Dr. Rhett Nichols will discuss Hyper- and Hypothyroidism, Thyroid and Parathyroid Tumors, Primary Hyperparathyroidism, Idiopathic Hypercalcemia, Diabetes mellitus, Cushing's syndrome, and Hyperaldosteronism.

Further details and the registration form are available here.