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14 Apr 2020

WSAVA to give global COVID-19 update

A webinar will confirm the latest knowledge on update on the coronavirus as it relates to companion animals.

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WSAVA to give global COVID-19 update

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The WSAVA is to host a free webinar for veterinary professionals around the world on Friday 17 April to confirm the latest knowledge on COVID-19 as it relates to companion animals.

Two leading experts have been lined up, while WSAVA president Shane Ryan will advise on optimal preventive care during the pandemic, and the role vets can play in promoting pet welfare and supporting the human-companion animal bond during the crisis.

The webinar will begin at 3pm (UK BST).

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The speakers are:

  • Vanessa Barrs, professor of companion animal health at the City University of Hong Kong
  • Michael Lappin, chairman of the WSAVA One Health Committee

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The webinar will later be available on the WSAVA COVID-19 resource hub.

To watch the webinar, come back to vettimes.co.uk on Friday 17 April at 3pm (UK BST).Video