Zoetis Hosts Free Webinar For RAMAs/SQPs, Vets And Vet Nurses On Best Practice Use Of Anthelmintics In Horses
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Zoetis Ltd is inviting RAMAs, vets and vet nurses to join a free CPD webinar to discuss the latest advice on best practice use of anthelmintics and the responsible use of moxidectin in horses.
The webinar will be held on Wednesday 26th October 2022 at 11am and will be repeated at 7.30pm for those who are unable to listen during the day. Hosted by Zoetis vet Dr Wendy Talbot the session will last for approximately an hour and equates to 8 AMTRA CPD points.
Dr Talbot will be explaining the current situation and recommended approaches to help slow resistance, including the gold standard of selective treatment. The webinar will conclude with a live Q&A to give RAMAs/SQPs, vets and vet nurses the opportunity to discuss with Dr Talbot any queries, concerns or common questions they hear from their customers.
“Our webinars continue to be very well received,” said Zoetis Equine Product Manager, Penny McCann. “This one is particularly important as it explains the important new thinking around the use of anthelmintics in order to address the serious challenge of resistance. It’s a must for all those involved with prescribing.”
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For further information contact your Zoetis Account Manager or the Zoetis Technical Team on [email protected] or 0345 300 8034
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