Ceva Sponsors APBC One Day Seminars

Ceva Animal Health, manufacturer of the leading veterinary behaviour products, DAP® and Feliway®, is once again sponsoring the APBC’s series of one day behaviour seminars to keep veterinary professionals up-to-date with companion animal behavioural issues. Featuring presentations by top pet behaviourists, the seminars will cover a range of fascinating topics based on questions that pet owners frequently ask veterinary professionals in practice. This will ensure that, in some cases, the problem can be solved before getting to the referral stage. Contributing to six hours CPD per event, the topics covered in the seminars are:

• My dog is aggressive – what should I do? – Dr Rachel Casey – 13 May – South Hill Park, Bracknell, Berkshire
• General ‘house problems’ with dogs and cats (part one) – Claire Hargrave – 10 June – Mere Golf and Country Club, near Manchester, Cheshire
• Breeds and their needs – Clare Wilson – 8 July – Henley Golf and Country Club, Henley-in-Arden, Warwickshire
• ‘Best practice’ opportunities for practices regarding puppies – Clare Wilson – 9 September – Henley Golf and Country Club, Henley-in-Arden, Warwickshire
• Common behavioural issues with small furries – Dr Anne McBride – 21 October – South Hill Park, Bracknell, Berkshire
• General ‘house problems’ with dogs (part two) – Kendal Shepherd – 11 November – Mere Golf and Country Club, near Manchester, Cheshire

Places on the seminars cost from £70. For further information, please contact the APBC on 01386 751151 or visit www.apbc.org.uk

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