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AVA Conference Adelaide 2016

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Beach Street Veterinary Clinic

18:00

Welcome reception and exhibition opening Exhibition Halls

06:45

Royal Canin breakfast - Deborah Linder, DVM, DACVN - Making Client Communication Appetizing Panorama Rooms 1-3

08:15

Phase I Rehab principles - Joint motion and early weightbearing Hall LProfessor Darryl Millis Quality of life assessment in companion animals Hall NProfessor David Main

09:15

Phase II Rehab principles - Cardiovascular conditioning, proprioception, and limb use exercises Hall LProfessor Darryl Millis Animal welfare governance: Changing roles of government and industry Hall NProfessor David Main

10:15

Morning tea Exhibition Halls

10:45

Governor and Presidents Welcome followed by Plenary - The 'toll' of knowing you are sick: Implications for acute pain management and consequences for chronic agony Hall LProfessor Mark Hutchinson

12:00

Lunch Exhibition Halls

13:30

Preventative behavioural medicine in dogs and cats PART 1 Hall NDr Xavier Manteca

14:30

Preventative behavioural medicine in dogs and cats PART 2 Hall NDr Xavier Manteca

15:30

Afternoon tea Exhibition Halls

16:00

Compulsory desexing of dogs and cats in South Australia- science, policy and public opinion. Hall NSusan Hazel

17:00

Ag-gag laws for Australia? Implications for livestock industries and the public's right to know Hall NJed Goodfellow

18:00

Happy Hour Exhibition Halls

06:45

Hill's Pet Nutrition breakfast - The whole is more than the sum of its parts Panorama Rooms 1-3

08:00

Welfare of dairy cattle: from basic principles to practical applications Hall NDr Xavier Manteca

09:00

Social behaviour of dogs and cats: from basic principles to practical applications Hall NDr Xavier Manteca

10:00

Morning tea Exhibition Halls

10:45

Address by 2016 Gilruth Prize recipient – Professor Mary Barton AO followed by Plenary: Personal resilience in a time of crisis: insights from an Egyptian prison - Peter Greste Hall LPeter Greste

12:00

Lunch Exhibition Halls

13:30

The relaxation response to reduce anxiety Hall NJacqui Ley

14:30

Polypharmacy: What you need to know when using psychotropic medications Hall NDr Kersti Seksel

15:30

Afternoon tea Exhibition Halls

16:00

Physiological stress coping in greyhound dogs with or without aggression Hall NDr Dennis Wormald

17:00

Separation anxiety in dogs: a review of current knowledge Hall NDr Xavier Manteca

18:00

Happy Hour Exhibition Halls

19:30

Australian Veterinary Behaviour Interest Group (AVBIG) Social dinner Social Events

06:45

Bayer breakfast - Professor Peter Irwin -The results of the Murdoch/Bayer Tick Pathogen Survey Panorama Rooms 1-3

08:00

So it’s time to stop…what now? Approaches to weaning off anxiolytic medications Hall NDr Trepheena Hunter

09:00

Can you help me…please? Behavioural triage strategies in general practice Hall NDr Trepheena Hunter

10:00

Morning tea Exhibition Halls

10:30

The use of trazodone in general practice Hall NDr Chalette Brown

11:30

Assessing welfare in zoo animals Hall NDr Xavier Manteca

12:30

Lunch Exhibition Halls

13:30

Plenary - Challenges and opportunities for the veterinary profession from Demographic changes Hall LBernard Salt

14:30

Aggressive behaviour in cats Hall LDr Xavier Manteca

15:30

Afternoon tea Exhibition Halls

18:00

Happy Hour Exhibition Halls

06:45

Zoetis breakfast - Apoquel - the breakthrough itch treatment Panorama Rooms 1-3

08:00

Is behaviour a work place and safety issue? Hall NAndrew O'Shea

09:00

The neurophysiology of fears and anxiety. Why anxious dogs can’t learn! Hall NAndrew O'Shea

10:00

Morning tea Exhibition Halls

10:30

How to implement a fear free practice! Hall NDr Kersti Seksel • Moss Siddle

12:30

Lunch Exhibition Halls

14:00

Behavioural changes caused by stress in companion animals Part 1 Hall NDr Xavier Manteca

15:00

Behavioural changes caused by stress in companion animals Part 2 Hall NDr Xavier Manteca

19:00

Gala Dinner Social EventsGuild Insurance

09:00

Australian Veterinary Behaviour Interest Group (AVBIG) “Behaviour Consultations- what, why and how?” Workshops & Field Trips