[Bridgewater, NJ; March 16, 2021] The American Association of Feline Practitioners (AAFP) is excited to announce our new eConference: Spring into Feline Medicine. This three-day virtual live CE event is scheduled for Sunday, April 18; Wednesday, April 28; and Saturday, May 8. The three-day series will feature expert feline speakers presenting on a variety of feline topics including behavior, nutrition, senior care, CKD, endocrinology, hypersensitivity dermatitis, diabetes, stress-associated conditions, hypertension, cat-friendly strategies, and more. For the full agenda, including a complete list of topics and speakers, please visit catvets.com/sfm.
The AAFP encourages veterinary professionals to participate in this truly unique experience with live speaker Q&A, and earn up to 13.5 RACE-approved feline-specific CE hours in a virtual, easy-to-access format. The Spring into Feline Medicine eConference will be held completely online so attendees can conveniently participate from anywhere they have access to the internet. The live presentations are spread out on different days of the week to allow for work schedule flexibility. All sessions will also be made available on-demand through December 31, 2021 for continued learning and for those not able to tune in during a live presentation.
Registration is now open for the 2021 Spring into Feline Medicine eConference. For more details and full information on the sessions, speakers, registration, abstracts, and conference agenda, please visit catvets.com/sfm. The AAFP is delighted to offer members an exclusive discount. Membership and eConference bundles and single-day registrations are also available.
About the American Association of Feline Practitioners
The American Association of Feline Practitioners (AAFP) supports its members in improving the health and welfare of cats through high standards of practice, continuing education, and evidence-based medicine. As a trusted leader in the veterinary community, the AAFP has a long-standing reputation and track record for facilitating high standards of practice and providing educational resources to veterinary teams, including guidelines for practice excellence and an annual conference. Over the years, the AAFP has encouraged veterinary professionals to continuously reevaluate preconceived notions of practice strategies in an effort to advance the quality of feline medicine. Launched in 2012, the Cat Friendly Practice® (CFP) program (catvets.com/cfp) was created to improve the treatment, handling, and overall healthcare provided to cats. Its purpose is to reduce the stress of the veterinary visit for cats, caregivers, and the veterinary team and provide veterinary practices with the tools and resources to elevate the standard of care provided to cats. Launched in 2020, the Cat Friendly Certificate Program now provides this education to individual veterinary professionals. Catfriendly.com, or Cat Friendly Homes, is the AAFP’s cat caregiver educational resource which is powered by feline veterinarians and includes a monthly newsletter, The Cat Column.