2026 Vet-KU - Texas A&M Internal Medicine Conference: Endocrinology

Course overview

This 25-hour program will provide attendees with current practically relevant information on small animal endocrinology. To this end, several sessions will outline a logical diagnostic approach to challenging but common problems, such as polyuria/polydipsia, while others will help attendees formulate better treatment plans for common but challenging conditions, such as diabetes mellitus. The program will cover a wide range of important disease entities including diabetes mellitus in cats and dogs, canine hypercortisolism, canine hypoadrenocorticism, hypothyroidism in dogs and cats, hyperthyroidism in cats, and endocrine neoplasia. Special emphasis will be paid to major new developments in the treatment of diabetes mellitus. The final hour of each day will be an interactive session, covering complex and controversial topics. The 4 speakers are all recognized experts in this field: Andrew Bugbee (Texas A&M University), Sean Hulsebosch (University of California Davis), Daniel Langlois (Michigan State University), Jocelyn Mott (University of Florida).