Virbac Sponsor Equine Veterinary Dental Association Practical Skills Roadshow
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Following the recent launch of Hexarinse® for Horses, an oral rinsing solution prepared specifically for equine patients, Virbac are delighted to announce their sponsorship of the Equine Veterinary Dental Association Practical Skills Roadshow.
Taking place at Hambleton Equine in North Yorkshire on 10th May, The Equine Dental Clinic in Dorset on 2nd September and UCD Veterinary Hospital, Dublin on 6th September, the series of CPD events will focus on dental radiography, and extraction of loose, aged and wolf teeth in the field.
The courses are suitable for all clinicians whether beginning their equine veterinary career or more experienced clinicians wishing to expand their repertoire into the field of equine dentistry. The events will include lectures, discussion, film readings and wet labs aimed at equine and mixed veterinary practitioners dealing with equine dental disorders.
Virbac will be sponsoring the delegate lunches at the events, and a Virbac Territory Manager will be present to answer any questions on Hexarinse® For Horses. The unique oral rinsing solution contains dilute chlorhexidine with an attractive mint flavour and conveniently does not require reconstitution.
Email [email protected] to register your interest - places are limited to allow small group practical teaching so register now to avoid disappointment.
For further information on Hexarinse® For Horses and other products in the Virbac equine range speak to your local Virbac Territory Manager or contact Virbac on 01359 243243 or email [email protected].
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