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General / All Species0.5–3 CE CreditsVeterinary Palliative Care: Comfort as a Treatment Goal
Dr. Rosemary Stolzer-Bolton, DVM
Continuing education (RACE approval pending) covering veterinary palliative care: comfort as a treatment goal. Evidence-based companion animal medicine with clinical cases, diagnostic protocols, and practical treatment strategies.
Canine0.5–3 CE CreditsTick-Borne Disease Panel: Ehrlichia, Anaplasma, Lyme, and Co-infections
Dr. Rosemary Stolzer-Bolton, DVM
Continuing education (RACE approval pending) covering tick-borne disease panel: ehrlichia, anaplasma, lyme, and co-infections. Evidence-based canine medicine with clinical cases, diagnostic protocols, and practical treatment strategies.
General / All Species0.5–3 CE CreditsTherapeutic Nutrition in CKD, Diabetes, and GI Disease
Dr. Rosemary Stolzer-Bolton, DVM
Continuing education (RACE approval pending) covering therapeutic nutrition in ckd, diabetes, and gi disease. Evidence-based companion animal medicine with clinical cases, diagnostic protocols, and practical treatment strategies.
General / All Species0.5–3 CE CreditsVeterinary Team Building, HR, and Wellbeing
Dr. Rosemary Stolzer-Bolton, DVM
Continuing education (RACE approval pending) covering veterinary team building, hr, and wellbeing. Evidence-based companion animal medicine with clinical cases, diagnostic protocols, and practical treatment strategies.
Avian0.5–3 CE CreditsPoultry Parasitology and Biosecurity
Dr. Rosemary Stolzer-Bolton, DVM
Continuing education (RACE approval pending) covering poultry parasitology and biosecurity. Evidence-based avian medicine with clinical cases, diagnostic protocols, and practical treatment strategies.
General / All Species0.5–3 CE CreditsOtitis: The Ear That Won't Quit
Dr. Rosemary Stolzer-Bolton, DVM
Continuing education (RACE approval pending) covering otitis: the ear that won't quit. Evidence-based companion animal medicine with clinical cases, diagnostic protocols, and practical treatment strategies.
Canine0.5–3 CE CreditsLeptospirosis: The Comeback Disease
Dr. Rosemary Stolzer-Bolton, DVM
Continuing education (RACE approval pending) covering leptospirosis: the comeback disease. Evidence-based canine medicine with clinical cases, diagnostic protocols, and practical treatment strategies.
Feline0.5–3 CE CreditsFeline Stress Syndromes: Pandora's Box (FLUTD, Over-grooming, Aggression)
Dr. Rosemary Stolzer-Bolton, DVM
Continuing education (RACE approval pending) covering feline stress syndromes: pandora's box (flutd, over-grooming, aggression). Evidence-based feline medicine with clinical cases, diagnostic protocols, and practical treatment strategies.
Exotic0.5–3 CE CreditsExotic Animal Nursing and Critical Care
Dr. Rosemary Stolzer-Bolton, DVM
Continuing education (RACE approval pending) covering exotic animal nursing and critical care. Evidence-based exotic animal medicine with clinical cases, diagnostic protocols, and practical treatment strategies.
General / All Species0.5–3 CE CreditsThe Good Death: Euthanasia Technique, Communication, and Aftercare
Dr. Rosemary Stolzer-Bolton, DVM
Continuing education (RACE approval pending) covering the good death: euthanasia technique, communication, and aftercare. Evidence-based companion animal medicine with clinical cases, diagnostic protocols, and practical treatment strategies.
General / All Species0.5–3 CE CreditsDermatophytosis: The Fungus Among Us (and on Your Staff)
Dr. Rosemary Stolzer-Bolton, DVM
Continuing education (RACE approval pending) covering dermatophytosis: the fungus among us (and on your staff). Evidence-based companion animal medicine with clinical cases, diagnostic protocols, and practical treatment strategies.
General / All Species0.5–3 CE CreditsCompassion Fatigue and the Veterinarian's Mental Health
Dr. Rosemary Stolzer-Bolton, DVM
Continuing education (RACE approval pending) covering compassion fatigue and the veterinarian's mental health. Evidence-based companion animal medicine with clinical cases, diagnostic protocols, and practical treatment strategies.
General / All Species0.5–3 CE CreditsClient Retention and Communication Strategies
Dr. Rosemary Stolzer-Bolton, DVM
Continuing education (RACE approval pending) covering client retention and communication strategies. Evidence-based companion animal medicine with clinical cases, diagnostic protocols, and practical treatment strategies.
General / All Species0.5–3 CE CreditsCanine and Feline Obesity: The Disease Nobody Calls a Disease
Dr. Rosemary Stolzer-Bolton, DVM
Continuing education (RACE approval pending) covering canine and feline obesity: the disease nobody calls a disease. Evidence-based companion animal medicine with clinical cases, diagnostic protocols, and practical treatment strategies.
Canine0.5–3 CE CreditsSeparation Anxiety: The Dog Who Destroys the House
Dr. Rosemary Stolzer-Bolton, DVM, DVM
Separation anxiety is one of the most distressing behavioral diagnoses in small animal practice, affecting an estimated 14–17% of dogs and representing a genuine neurobiological disorder — not a training failure. This course follows Baxter, a 4-year-old shelter-adopted mixed breed dog whose destructive behavior, house soiling, and self-injury during owner absences are documented on Ring camera footage. We cover the complete clinical approach: differential diagnosis and severity assessment, HPA axis dysregulation and amygdala hyperactivity as the neurobiological substrate, FDA-approved and evidence-based pharmacotherapy with doses calculated for a real patient, systematic desensitization and counterconditioning protocols, and integrative adjuncts from Adaptil pheromones to acupuncture. Earn RACE CE credit (approval pending; hours assigned at approval).
Canine0.5–3 CE CreditsNoise Phobia and Storm Anxiety: Beyond the Thunder Shirt
Dr. Rosemary Stolzer-Bolton, DVM, DVM
Scout is a 7-year-old Border Collie whose noise phobia has escalated over three years from mild trembling during fireworks to destructive panic with self-injury — including a screen-window escape that put him in traffic. This course covers the full clinical spectrum: noise phobia vs. multi-sensory thunderstorm phobia, the neurobiology of fear from the thalamic fork through amygdala activation to the cortisol and norepinephrine cascades, the FDA-approved and off-label event-specific pharmacotherapy toolkit with doses calculated for a real patient, the critical case against acepromazine, systematic desensitization and counterconditioning as the curative treatment, and an integrative anti-anxiety toolkit from Thundershirts to acupuncture to CBD. Earn RACE CE credit (approval pending; hours assigned at approval).
Canine0.5–3 CE CreditsCanine Hypothyroidism: The Great Mimicker
Dr. Rosemary Stolzer-Bolton, DVM, DVM
Hypothyroidism is the most common endocrine disease in dogs and the most frequently misattributed to 'normal aging.' This course follows Moose, an 8-year-old Golden Retriever, through the complete diagnostic workup — including the thyroid testing minefield, sick euthyroid syndrome, and drug confounders — through levothyroxine dosing, monitoring protocols, and the complications that emerge when the diagnosis is missed. Integrative adjuncts including selenium, omega-3s, and acupuncture are evaluated with honest evidence levels.
Feline0.5–3 CE CreditsFeline Stress Syndromes: Pandora's Box
Dr. Rosemary Stolzer-Bolton, DVM, DVM
When a 5-year-old indoor cat presents simultaneously with stranguria, bilateral flank alopecia, and new-onset aggression toward a housemate dog, the temptation is to treat three diseases. This course argues — and demonstrates — that these are three manifestations of one: Pandora syndrome, the multi-system expression of chronic stress-induced neuroendocrine dysregulation. We follow Miso through his complete workup, the pathophysiology of feline idiopathic cystitis (FIC), the evidence for and against antibiotics in FLUTD, psychogenic alopecia as a diagnosis of exclusion, and the multimodal environmental modification (MEMO) protocol that is more effective than any drug. Earn RACE CE credit (approval pending; hours assigned at approval).
Canine0.5–3 CE CreditsIVDD: Navigating the Spectrum from Conservative Care to Surgery
Dr. Rosemary Stolzer-Bolton, DVM, DVM
Intervertebral disc disease (IVDD) presents one of the most challenging decisions in veterinary neurology: when is conservative management appropriate, and when does the patient need surgery? This course breaks down the Hansen Type I vs. Type II distinction, the critical neurological grading scale (Grades 1–5), and the deep pain perception test that serves as the surgical decision inflection point. Learn the evidence-based multimodal pain protocol for conservative patients — NSAIDs, gabapentin, methocarbamol, acupuncture, and strict cage rest. Explore rehabilitation modalities including laser therapy, underwater treadmill, and e-stim that accelerate spinal cord recovery. Apply practical home nursing care strategies for the paraplegic or paretic patient. Follow Pretzel's case from acute Grade 3 paraparesis through 8 weeks of conservative management to full recovery. Earn RACE CE credit (approval pending; hours assigned at approval).
Feline0.5–3 CE CreditsHyperthyroidism in Cats: Four Paths to Euthyroid
Dr. Rosemary Stolzer-Bolton, DVM, DVM
Feline hyperthyroidism is the most common endocrine disorder in cats over 10 — yet the 'right' treatment is rarely obvious. This course walks through all four treatment modalities (methimazole, radioactive iodine, surgery, iodine-restricted diet), evidence-based integrative support, and the critical skill of unmasking hidden CKD at diagnosis. Earn RACE CE credit (approval pending; hours assigned at approval).
Canine0.5–3 CE CreditsHip Dysplasia: Building a Multimodal Pain Plan
Dr. Rosemary Stolzer-Bolton, DVM, DVM
Canine hip dysplasia affects up to 20% of large-breed dogs and is the most common cause of rear-limb lameness in veterinary practice. This course moves beyond the 'NSAID and rest' reflex to build a truly multimodal pain management plan — combining evidence-based pharmacology with rehabilitation, nutraceuticals, laser therapy, acupuncture, and weight optimization. Earn RACE CE credit (approval pending; hours assigned at approval).
Feline0.5–3 CE CreditsFeline Diabetes: Remission Is the Goal
Dr. Rosemary Stolzer-Bolton, DVM, DVM
Unlike dogs, cats with diabetes can achieve full remission — and many do, when managed aggressively from the start. This course covers the remission-first framework: why feline diabetes differs fundamentally from canine, how to select insulin and dose for remission (not just control), the critical role of low-carbohydrate diet, monitoring tools (home glucometry, fructosamine, continuous glucose), and integrative support for insulin resistance. Earn RACE CE credit (approval pending; hours assigned at approval).
Canine0.5–3 CE CreditsCushing's Disease: Diagnosis, Monitoring, and Integrative Support
Dr. Rosemary Stolzer-Bolton, DVM, DVM
Hyperadrenocorticism (Cushing's disease) is one of the most commonly misdiagnosed conditions in middle-aged to senior dogs — and one of the most consequential to miss. This course covers the full diagnostic algorithm (low-dose dexamethasone suppression test vs. ACTH stimulation), PDH vs. ADH differentiation, the evidence basis for trilostane vs. mitotane, monitoring protocols that prevent adrenal crisis, and the integrative adjuncts that address the systemic consequences of chronic hypercortisolemia — particularly hepatic support, cardiovascular risk, and quality of life. We follow Gracie, a 9-year-old Poodle mix who has been treated for 'allergies and UTIs' for two years. Earn RACE CE credit (approval pending; hours assigned at approval).
Canine0.5–3 CE CreditsCanine Cognitive Dysfunction Syndrome: The Dog Who Forgot You
Dr. Rosemary Stolzer-Bolton, DVM, DVM
Canine cognitive dysfunction syndrome (CDS) affects more than 28% of dogs aged 11–12 and over 68% of dogs aged 15–16 — yet it remains dramatically underdiagnosed in general practice. This course covers the DISHAA framework for clinical recognition, the neuropathology of canine CDS and its parallels to human Alzheimer's disease, all FDA-approved and evidence-based treatment options including selegiline, medium-chain triglyceride diets, and environmental enrichment, and the emerging integrative evidence base including SAMe, phosphatidylserine, and melatonin. We follow Biscotti, a 13-year-old Cavalier King Charles Spaniel whose owners think he's 'just getting old.' Earn RACE CE credit (approval pending; hours assigned at approval).
Canine0.5–3 CE CreditsCanine CKD: Staging, Slowing, and Quality of Life
Dr. Rosemary Stolzer-Bolton, DVM, DVM
Canine CKD is far more insidious than its feline counterpart — dogs rarely show clinical signs until 75% of nephron mass is lost, and by then, the window for intervention is narrow. This course covers IRIS staging in depth, the critical differences between canine and feline CKD management, evidence-based phosphorus and proteinuria control, and the integrative adjuncts with the strongest clinical rationale. We follow Murphy, a 10-year-old Labrador Retriever, from first elevated SDMA through end-of-life planning. Earn RACE CE credit (approval pending; hours assigned at approval).
Canine0.5–3 CE CreditsAtopic Dermatitis: Beyond the Rx Pad
Dr. Rosemary Stolzer-Bolton, DVM, DVM
Canine atopic dermatitis (CAD) is the most common chronic skin disease in dogs and one of the most frustrating conditions owners and veterinarians manage together. This course builds a complete, evidence-based framework: accurate diagnosis using CADESI criteria, the hierarchy of treatment from skin barrier repair through biologics, why 'just give Apoquel' is only the beginning, and how integrative modalities reduce drug burden and improve quality of life. Earn RACE CE credit (approval pending; hours assigned at approval).
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