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-2008-

Dr. Lennox’s teaching schedule 2008:

  • January: North American Veterinary Conference in Orlando, FL: various topics in exotic companion mammal medicine, in particular critical care.
  • February: Minnesota State Veterinary Conference: courses on avian and exotic medicine and surgery.
  • April: Central Veterinary Conference, Baltimore, MD: courses on avian and exotic medicine and surgery.
  • August: Association of Avian Veterinarians and Association of Exotic Mammal Veterinarians Conference in Savannah, GA, lecture on diagnosis of avian reproductive disease, and laboratories on avian critical care and diagnostic imaging.
  • September: Australian Exotic Animal Veterinary Conference, Queensland, Australia.

 

-2007-

Welcome Oxbow Hay Company!

In April, we welcomed Dawn Hromanik from Oxbow and avian and exotic practitioner Dr. Susan Orosz for a one-day mini-conference on rabbit and ferret medical topics. Also present were representative from the House Rabbit Society, and EARPS exotic animal rescue. We thank the Circle City Veterinary Clinic for hosting this fun and exciting event. Learn more about the Oxbow company at: www.oxbowhay.com

 

Dr. Lennox’s teaching schedule 2007:

  • January: North American Veterinary Conference in Orlando, FL: various topics in exotic companion mammal medicine, avian behavior and reproductive disease.
  • February: Western States Veterinary Conference in Las Vegas, NV: Laboratory in rabbit dentistry.
  • March: European Association of Avian Veterinary Conference in Zurich, Switzerland: Presented on the treatment of mycobacteriosis in pet psittacines.
  • August: Association of Exotic Mammal Veterinarians/Association of Avian Veterinarians Conference and Expo, Providence Rhode Island: Laboratory on exotic mammal radiography
  • October: Wild West Veterinary Conference, Reno, NV: various exotic companion mammal topics
  • December: Texas A&M University, teaching Rabbit and Rodent Dentistry wet Laboratory, and avian and mammal medicine courses

 

-2006-

2006 Summary of Events:

Dr. Lennox taught at the Western States Veterinary Conference in Las Vegas, NV in February, the International Conference on Exotics in Bonita Springs, Florida, in May, the Association of Avian Veterinarians Conference in San Antonio, TX in August, and the Kentucky Veterinary Medical Association Conference in October.

In early November we welcomed Dr. Marla Lichtenberger to Indianapolis for a terrific short course on Exotic Animal Emergency and Critical Care Techniques, held at the Circle City Veterinary Hospital.

2006 brought a number of local, US and international visiting extern students and veterinarians from Purdue University, North Carolina, Louisiana, Texas, Germany, Italy and Brazil.
 

One of the most exciting highlights of 2006 was a trip to the Oregon Tiger Sanctuary with Dr. Cathy Johnson-Delaney to treat a number of large exotic cats and primates.  The Sanctuary is dedicated to caring for abused and abandoned large cats and primates in a beautiful serene setting with an enthusiastic and compassionate staff of caregivers.  We worked two long days with these amazing animals, and in return enjoyed the beautiful setting, wonderful food and terrific hospitality.

Tiger

-2005-

Dr. Angela Lennox Awarded Exotic DVM of the Year.

Dr. Angela Lennox was awarded Exotic DVM of the Year at the International Conference on Exotics in Ft. Lauderdale, May 2005.  Here she is presented her award by former AEMV president Dr. Peter Fisher.

 

Continuing Education

Dr. Lennox traveled to Arles , in Southern France to present at the European Association of Avian Veterinarians Conference in April. She presented a paper on the impact of anesthesia on gastrointestinal transit time in birds.

First Steps Rabbit and Rodent Dentistry lecture and wet lab were held May 25 th . The lecture was taught by Dr. Vittorio Capello with help from Dr. Cathy Johnson-Delaney. Lab instructors included Drs. Peter Fisher, Angela Lennox, Dan Johnson and Connie Orcutt. The laboratory was completely sold out months in advance, which emphasizes the increasing interest in dentistry in these species. First Steps was sponsored by the Association of Exotic Mammal Veterinarians, aemv.org.

The International Conference on Exotics was held in Ft. Lauderdale , in late May. Dr. Lennox presented papers on new diagnostic testing and the use of the endoscope in small exotic mammals. A number of very interesting topics were presented, including an update on ways to evaluate shock and fluid therapy in seriously ill birds and exotic pets.

 

Avian & Exotic Animal Clinic of Indianapolis