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Presentation Details:
This webinar looks at what Giardia is, how it affects dogs and in turn, how that may influence their behaviour. The interplay between gut health and Giardia infection in our pets is complex. The interplay between inflammation and other gut change & behaviour in our pets is also complex. Amber uses up to date science, presented in a practical way, to consider the relevance of this common issue in our dogs and what we can do once the issue is suspected or identified.
Presenter Bio:
Amber Batson graduated from the Royal Veterinary College, London in 1999.
She started working in general veterinary practice straight from graduating, but quickly became aware that many consultations involved elements of behaviour, which set her on a path of acquiring science-based behaviour knowledge.
For many years she worked in practice whilst undertaking a number of behaviour qualifications in dogs, horses and cats which became blended in with her veterinary work.
In 2007 she set up her own business, Understand Animals, with the aim to bridge the gap between up to date science and using that in a practical way to benefit animals and the humans they share their lives with. Alongside working in clinical vet practice, her business provided education across the globe regards animal behaviour and welfare, as well as providing vet behaviour consultations for clients and legal expert witness work.
Amber remains passionate about using science to support a pragmatic and empathetic approach to behaviour issues in animals.
Price: APBC members £17.50; ABTC members £30; Non-members £40.
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