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24 April 2023

Webinar: emerging research on cognitive health in cats and dogs

April 24: free + virtual, from the Morris Animal Foundation

Extensive resources are dedicated to understanding human cognition and its effects on overall health – but what about our pets? What does cognitive decline look like in cats and dogs, and what can we do to keep their brains healthy?

This webinar takes place Monday, April 24, at 6 p.m. MT.

Join host Dr. Kelly Diehl, a board-certified small animal internal medicine specialist and director of Science Communications at Morris Animal Foundation, as she explores pet cognitive health with Drs. Starr Cameron and Michael Khan, two veterinarians currently researching canine and feline cognition. They will share important insights into prevention and treatment of, and common misperceptions about cognitive decline.

There will be a Q&A at the end of the webinar. To submit your questions in advance, email general@tedxmilehigh.com.

Learn more and register through Eventbrite.

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