Tuesday, May 21 / 12-1:00P
with Lauren Powers, DVM, DABVP
Webinar
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May 21
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1 CE Credit
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Gastrointestinal stasis and obstruction are both common and potentially life-threatening conditions in rabbits but are managed quite differently. Exam findings and results from biochemistry testing and imaging can help differentiate the two conditions. While the treatment for both disorders is typically nonsurgical, each has different treatment options that can help improve the odds of a favorable clinical outcome.
Dr. Lauren Powers graduated from Tufts University in 1994. She completed a residency in non-domestic avian medicine and surgery at North Carolina State University (NCSU) in 1997. She has served as the chief of staff of the Avian and Exotic Pet Service at Carolina Veterinary Specialists since 2002. Dr. Powers is a diplomate of the American Board of Veterinary Practitioners in both Avian Practice and Exotic Companion Mammal Practice. She is the author of over 75 peer-reviewed scientific articles, conference proceedings abstracts, and book chapters related to companion avian and exotic animal medicine and small poultry flock medicine. Dr. Powers is a past president of the Association of Avian Veterinarians and has received numerous professional awards, including the prestigious president’s award from both the AAV and the AEMV. Dr. Powers also serves as adjunct clinical professor at NCSU.
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