AVAG Webinar | Insights into Chronic Feline Enteropathy | Dr Steven Marsden
October 29 @ 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm AEDT
Free - $50.00
Pharmacological interventions in feline chronic enteropathy commonly fail as long term solutions. When we analyse the successes achieved by more nuanced health systems like Chinese medicine to see how they likely worked biomedically, we realize gut health is more intricate than our perception that the issue is either immune mediated or infectious. This lecture will identify three major pathophysiologies leading to feline chronic enteropathy. We will talk about cues in the physical exam and history that distinguish them and how to integrate diet and herbs to address the. Case examples will be provided.
Who should attend
Veterinarians
Learning outcomes
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Understand why chronic enteropathy in cats often resists long‑term pharmacological control and how more nuanced biomedical models explain this.
- Recognise the clinical cues that differentiate the three major pathophysiologies driving feline chronic enteropathy.
- Learn how targeted diet and herbal strategies can be matched to each pattern, supported by real‑world case examples.
Further details
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Our speakers
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- Name
- Dr Steve Marsden
- Biography
Steve Marsden is one of the world’s best known and highly qualified Veterinarians in Chinese Herbal Medicine worldwide.
Steve graduated as a Veterinarian in 1988, subsequently obtaining a Doctorate in Naturopathic Medicine, qualifications as an acupuncturist and a Masters of Science in Oriental Medicine. He has Diplomate status in Chinese Herbology.
Steve is a sought after lecturer teaching for Tufts University, IVAS, CITV, the Association Of Veterinary Acupuncturist Of Canada and others.
He was named Canadian Veterinarian Of The Year in 2009 and Herbal Educator Of The Year by the American Holistic Veterinary Medicine Association in 2010.
Steve is currently working at his holistic veterinary clinic in Edmonton as well as volunteering with animal rescue groups in San Diego.
