Head tilt in cats

14 March 2019, 19:00

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With Nicholas Granger DVM PhD DipECVN FHEA MRCVS

This lecture will briefly review how to look for vestibular signs when you perform a neurological examination, and how to differentiate a peripheral from a central vestibular syndrome in cats. There are a few simple rules that you can follow practically during your consultations. Knowing how to differentiate ‘central’ from ‘peripheral’ makes a huge difference to the prognosis of your cases! We will talk about cerebellar signs as well. We will then discuss a few common diseases, supported by videos. I will talk about FIP, polyps, management of media / interna otitis and lymphoma amongst common causes of head tilt in cats.

When: Buffet at 7pm, presentation 7:30pm

For more information or to book your place please call 01275 838 473

COVID-19 Update

Our practices are now providing routine, urgent and emergency care for your patients. We continue to work safely with social distancing and a combination of telephone consultations and on-site examinations. GP vets should contact our referral centres directly for clinical advice on cases.