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2021 SUMMER MEETING 14 Continuing Education
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August 27 - 28, 2021 | Copper King Hotel and Convention Center | Butte, Montana Pre-Register before July 31
(includes two breakfasts,
two lunches, Trade Show
Hotel – Reserve Your Room Today! OUR LADY OF THE ROCKIES Dinner and refreshment
Copper King Hotel and Convention Center ourladyoftherockies.net breaks)
4655 Harrison Ave. | Butte, MT 59701 The ninety-foot statue, Our Lady of the Rockies, • MVMA Member - $330
MVMA room block available at the rate of $119/ sits serenely atop the East Ridge keeping vigil • Non-Member - $460
night plus taxes. Discounted rate honored until on the community of Butte. The story of Our • Technician/Office
sold out or July 26, 2021. To make reservations, Lady is one of love, dedication, and faith. A half- Staff - $155
call the hotel at 406.565.5001 and ask for Lisa day tour on a winding mountain road presents After July 31 or On-Site
the visitor with a spectacular view and an Registration (no meal
at extension 533 or go online at: https://www. tickets guaranteed)
choicehotels.com/reservations/groups/VA87K8 inspiring story.
• MVMA Member - $370
Butte Area Activities MONTANA TECH MINERAL MUSEUM • Non-Member - $500
mbmg.mtech.edu • Technician/Office
Following are a few of the Butte area attractions.
View educational displays and spectacular Staff - $195
For more information about “The Richest Hill on
Earth,” search https://butteelevated.com. minerals from Montana and around the world. Free for CVM Students or
Life Members (pre-reg-
Prize specimens in the Montana collection
istration is required;
BERKELEY PIT include the Rheanna’s Star, an incredible individual meal tickets
pitwtch.org smoky quartz cluster, and a 27.5 oz Highland can be purchased)
From 1955 until 1982, the Berkeley Pit produced Centennial gold nugget, both found in the Online: Quickest and
enough copper to pave a four-lane highway, four Butte area. easiest – pay by credit
card @ www.mtvma.org
inches thick, from Butte to Salt Lake City, Utah
BUTTE TROLLEY TOUR Mail: Complete the
and 30 miles beyond. When mining operations
buttechamber.org enclosed registration form
ceased in 1982, the underground pumps were and mail with payment
shut off, and the Berkeley Pit began filling Take an hour and a half tour of Butte’s best
to: MVMA, P.O. Box 6322,
with acidic water, heavy metals and unique history with Butte’s best historians. Helena, MT 59604
microscopic lifeforms. The Pit with its water COPPER KING MANSION Questions? Call Jenny
and colorful landscape can be seen via a visitor Bloomquist, MVMA As-
thecopperkingmansion.com sociation Coordinator, at
viewing stand.
The Mansion is a 34-room residence, built in 406-447-4259 or email at
jennyb@montana.com
Romanesque Revival Victorian architecture
from 1884 to 1888, as the residence for Copper Proceedings will be avail-
able online one week prior
King W.A. Clark. The home is among several to the meeting. Printed
architectural treasures included in one of the proceedings will not be
largest historic landmark districts in the country. available at the meeting.AGENDA
Thursday, August 26 Noon - 1:30 pm Lunch Buffet
MVMA Committee Meetings
3:00 - 5:30 pm MVMA Board of Directors’ Meeting
1:30 - 4:30 pm
Friday, August 27 Small Animal Session 3.0 CE
THANK YOU 6:00 - 8:00 am Registration Jay Tischendorf, DVM
MEETING 7:00 - 8:00 am Breakfast Buffet Infections and Injections - Practical Immunology and
SPONSORS! 8:00 am - Noon
Vaccinology for the Busy Practitioner
Next to clean water and handwashing, vaccines have
Small Animal Session 4.0 CE arguably had a greater impact on public health than any
PLATINUM Jay Tischendorf, DVM other entity. This program provides a welcome, real world,
LEVEL Founder and Director, American Ecological Research objective, non-promotional refresher on the sometimes
Institute (—AERIE) confusing - and increasingly controversial - world of
vaccines and the amazing, complex immunological
Humans, Animals, and Zoonotic Diseases - ‘Till Death systems and processes that underlie them. The
Do Us Part presentation touches upon both human and animal
If nothing else, the COVID-19 Pandemic has demonstrated diseases, but is focused principally upon practical,
the incredible power of zoonotic disease, even in our clinically relevant science and information for those who
modern world. Animal health workers are at high risk for work in the trenches of practice.
diseases transmitted by animals and thus historically have
had at least some familiarity with zoonoses. This engaging Large Animal Session 3.0 CE
program shines light on Mankind’s long and tense Dean A. Hendrickson, DVM, MS, DACVS
relationship with zoonotic diseases and highlights several
diseases of special interest, including some late-breaking Wound Cases
important information. The bottom line is that one takes A series of wound care cases to put the morning’s lectures
zoonotic disease lightly at their own peril. This presentation into perspective
will also help equip its participants with better information Sedation and Pain Relief for Standing Surgeries
on how to protect themselves, their teams, their animals Topics of sedation and pain relief for the standing surgical
and their patients from the potentially devastating effects patients including local anesthetics, alpha-2 agonists,
of zoonoses. and opioids
National Veterinary Adult Female Urinary Surgery
Associates, Inc. Large Animal Session 4.0 CE
Common female urinary surgeries with an emphasis placed
Dean A. Hendrickson, DVM, MS, DACVS on procedures that can be done in the field
ACVS Founding Fellow, Minimally Invasive Surgery (Large
Animal Soft Tissue), Professor of Surgery, Department Adult Male Urinary Surgery
of Clinical Sciences, College of Veterinary Medicine and Common male urinary surgeries with an emphasis placed
Biomedical Sciences, Colorado State University on procedures that can be done in the field
Wound Bacteria – Are we helping or creating problems 5:00 - 9:00 pm Trade Show Opening and Dinner
with our current therapies
Concepts of wound bacteria/biofilm and their involvement “Come on Ore to Butte to Reconnect, Reengage
in wound healing with an emphasis placed on the use of and Reenergize”
antiseptics in bacteria management Our exhibitors are trusted allied industry partners who
generously support the conference. Be sure to come visit
Wound Preparation, Debridement and Evaluation with them and check out their fun mining themed booths
Wound preparation and debridement featuring techniques while enjoying dinner and a no-host bar. This will also be
for effective wound debridement a wonderful opportunity to reengage with your peers from
Wound Closure: Primary and Delayed Primary Closure across Montana! In addition, MVMA Honor Roll members
and Skin Grafting will be introduced and you will have an opportunity to
Basic suture materials and wound characteristics needed support an AVMA Pac Fundraiser.
for primary and delayed primary wound closure with an
introduction of basic skin grafting techniques
Wound Healing: Second Intention Healing
Advanced wound care dressings and moist wound healing
concepts that are used in second intention healing
2021 Summer Meeting | August 26 - 28, 2021 | Butte, MontanaAGENDA
Saturday, August 28 Rethinking Methane - The Path to Climate Neutrality
Livestock remains in the crosshairs of the climate change
6:00 - 8:00 am Registration discussion. The most important greenhouse gas from
7:00 - 8:00 am Breakfast Buffet and Trade Show animal agriculture is methane, a short-lived climate
pollutant with unique effects on the warming our planet.
8:00 am - Noon Small Animal Session 4.0 CE This presentation sets the tone for a change in the THANK YOU
Kevin Kaiser, DVM, DACVO narrative around livestock’s impact on climate. MEETING
Animal Eye Clinic of Spokane, Adjunct Professor,
Washington State University College of Veterinary Medicine Noon – 1:30 pm Lunch Buffet and General SPONSORS!
Membership Meeting
Managing Canine Glaucoma and Other
Ocular Emergencies 1:30 – 4:30 pm Small Animal Session 3.0 CE GOLD LEVEL
The two-hour lecture will focus primarily on the frustra-
tions associated with canine glaucoma and the importance Kevin Kaiser, DVM, DACVO
of determining the underlying cause. What is the appropri- Diabetic Cataracts and Other Complications of the
ate treatment? What medications are available? Are there Canine Lens
surgical options? What is the success rate? When should the The lens is a unique structure and can have a detrimental SILVER LEVEL
eye be removed? These are some of the common questions impact on the health of the eye when it undergoes changes.
that will be answered. The second portion of the lecture will The workings of the lens as well as common lenticular
cover other ophthalmic emergencies and how to handle pathology will be discussed. A large portion of the hour
these situations and the treatment options available. will be devoted to discussing cataracts with an emphasis
Appropriately Identifying and Treating Canine on diabetic cataracts and how to manage lens induced
Corneal Ulcers uveitis both medically and with the surgical option of
Canine corneal ulcers are a common occurrence in phacoemulsification.
veterinary medicine. This lecture will cover recognizing Common Ophthalmic Mistakes and Misconceptions
various types of corneal ulcerations including indolent There are many treatment options for common ophthalmic
corneal ulcers, melting ulcers, complicated stromal ulcers diseases. This conversation will discuss how treatments
and corneal ruptures. Appropriate treatment options that may have been once considered common, may
for the various ulcerations will be discussed and how to now no longer be considered ideal. The lecture will
determine if referral is needed. also cover potential ocular side effects associated with
Navigating Feline Ocular Surface Diseases some commonly used medications. The session will end
It is easy to blame feline herpes viral infection for all feline as an open discussion to address questions regarding
ocular diseases, but that would be too easy. The lecture cases, treatments, and current scientific literature
will discuss common corneal diseases seen in our feline recommendations for certain ophthalmic diseases.
patients and how to address the frustrations associated Large Animal Session 3.0 CE
with treating this commonly reoccurring conditions.
Frank Mitloehner, Ph.D.
Large Animal Session 4.0 CE Key Actions to Reduce Livestock’s Contributions to
Frank Mitloehner, Ph.D. Climate Change
Professor & Air Quality Specialist, Director, UC Davis Animal agriculture will have to adapt to a warming planet.
CLEAR Center Besides adaptation, there is significant room for reduction
The 2050 Challenge – Feeding a Growing Global of greenhouse gases, via feeding, manure management and
Population without Depleting our Natural Resources carbon sequestration strategies. Reductions of these GHGs
The global human population is predicted to increase to will position animal agriculture as a sector that provide
nearly 10 billion by 2050. This presentation discusses chal- solutions to lower warming of our climate.
lenges and opportunities to satisfy the human demand for How Ballot Derived-Public Policy Initiatives Affect
animal-based foods without depleting the world’s resources. Welfare of Calves and Poultry in California
Facts and Fiction Around Livestock’s Impact on Air California is often at the forefront of animal housing and
Quality and Climate husbandry initiatives, such as Prop 2 and Prop 12, both
The UN FAO’s report “Livestock’s Long Shadow from 2006,” of which passed with large margins. This presentation
compared the impacts of livestock with those of the trans- will discuss the repercussions of such Propositions and
portation sector. This report marked the starting point of an how they affect the health and welfare of both calves and
unprecedented global campaign against animal agriculture. poultry, respectively.
This talk separated facts from fiction in this space.
2021 Summer Meeting | August 26 - 28, 2021 | Butte, MontanaSPEAKERS
Jay Tischendorf, DVM Dean A. Hendrickson, DVM, MS, DACVS
Founder and Director ACVS Founding Fellow, Minimally Invasive
American Ecological Research Institute (—AERIE) Surgery (Large Animal Soft Tissue)
Professor of Surgery, Department of Clinical
Dr. Jay Tischendorf
Sciences, College of Veterinary Medicine and
is a veterinarian and
Biomedical Sciences, Colorado State University
wildlife biologist with
special interests ranging Dr. Hendrickson received
widely from anesthesia, his DVM from Colorado
Special
cardiology, dermatology, State University in
and parasitology to 1988 and completed
recognition
One Health, emerging an Equine Surgery and
infectious diseases and Medicine Internship at
goes to
zoonoses. The founder the University of Sydney,
and director of the Sydney Australia in 1989.
Ed Peretti, DVM,
American Ecological He was accepted into and
Research Institute (—AERIE), Dr. Tischendorf completed the three-year
MVMA President
has a BS degree in Zoology from Ohio University combined Large Animal Surgery Residency and
and a DVM degree from Colorado State Master of Science program at Cornell University
and Program
University. With experience spanning field in 1992. He became a faculty member in the
biology and scientific research, clinical practice, Department of Surgical Sciences at the School
Chair of the 2021
and service in the pharmaceutical industry, Dr. of Veterinary Medicine at the University of
Jay has literally worked across the entire North Wisconsin-Madison in August 1992. He joined
Summer Meeting,
American continent and in Central America and the Department of Clinical Sciences at Colorado
Canada, as well. He is certified as an Expert State University in December 1994 as an Equine
for the diligent
Animal Cruelty Investigator and serves as Surgeon. He has served as VTH Hospital Director
scientific advisor and trainer with the National and the Associate Dean for the DVM program at
efforts he devoted
Animal Care and Control Association, the Law CSU. His primary clinical interests are in Equine
Enforcement Training Institute at the University Wound Care and Minimally Invasive Surgery
to planning
of Missouri, and the National Wildlife Control and has spoken nationally and internationally on
Operators Association. Additionally he is both subjects. He has authored papers and book
this event.
Human-Animal Bond and Fear-Free Certified, chapters on the use of Endoscopic Surgery. He
as well as a member of the Pet Industry Joint completed a textbook on Equine Wound Care
Advisory Council Zoonoses Committee. Dr. and has authored chapters in other books on
Jay previously served as adjunct faculty at the equine wound care. He recently completed the
University of Great Falls in Montana and is a 4th Edition of Turner and McIlwraith’s Large
former wildland firefighter and US Marine. Animal Surgical Techniques. He consults with
various Zoological Societies regarding large and
megavertabrate species. He has been part of a
team that is working on population management
of elephants in southern Africa.
2021 Summer Meeting | August 26 - 28, 2021 | Butte, MontanaSPEAKERS
Frank Mitloehner, Ph.D. and a doctoral degree in animal science from
Professor & Air Quality Specialist Texas Tech University. Frank was recruited by
Director, UC Davis CLEAR Center UC Davis in 2002, to fill its first-ever position
focusing on the relationship between livestock
Dr. Frank Mitloehner
and air quality.
is a professor and air
quality specialist in Kevin Kaiser, DVM, DACVO
cooperative extension in Animal Eye Clinic of Spokane
the Department of Animal Adjunct Professor, Washington State University
Science at UC Davis. College of Veterinary Medicine
Early
As such, he shares his
knowledge and research,
Dr. Kevin Kaiser graduated registration
from Washington State
both domestically and
University College of
abroad, with students, scientists, farmers
Veterinary Medicine ends
and ranchers, policy makers, and the public
in 2000. Following
at large. Frank is also director of the CLEAR
Center, which has two cores – research and
graduation, he practiced July 31 - so
with a mixed animal
communications. The CLEAR Center brings
clarity to the intersection of animal agriculture
clinic in Walla Walla, register for
Washington for nine
and the environment, helping our global
years. An interest in ophthalmology led him
community understand the environmental and
to seek a residency program. After finishing the MVMA
human health impacts of livestock, so we can
his residency in 2012, Dr. Kaiser successfully
make informed decisions about the foods we eat
and while reducing environmental impacts.
completed his board certification requirements 2021 Summer
and became a diplomate in the American
Frank is committed to making a difference for College of Veterinary Ophthalmologists. He Meeting
generations to come. He is passionate about currently works at Animal Eye Clinic of
understanding and mitigating air emissions Spokane in Spokane, Washington and is adjunct
from livestock operations, as well as studying faculty at Washington State University. His today!
the implications of these emissions on the clinic has a relationship with Washington
health of farm workers and neighboring State University that allows senior veterinary
communities. In addition, he is focusing on the students to spend a two-week rotation with the
food production challenge that will become a clinic prior to graduation. This allows them an
global issue as the world’s population grows to opportunity to gain exposure to a vast array of
nearly 10 billion by 2050. ophthalmology cases.
Frank received a Master of Science degree in
animal science and agricultural engineering
from the University of Leipzig, Germany,
2021 Summer Meeting | August 26 - 28, 2021 | Butte, MontanaMontana Veterinary Medical Association
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Both Days – all meals $100
Friday only $65
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Saturday Saturday only $40
Friday Trade Show Dinner ONLY $30
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A MVMA room block is available at the Copper King Hotel at the rate of $119/night plus taxes. Discounted rate honored until sold
out or July 26, 2021. To make reservations, call the hotel at 406.565.5001 and ask for Lisa at extension 533 or go online at:
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