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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.
General / All Species0.5–3 CE CreditsFinancial Management and Practice Economics
Dr. Rosemary Stolzer-Bolton, DVM
Continuing education (RACE approval pending) covering financial management and practice economics. Evidence-based companion 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 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.
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).
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).
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