Veterinary odontostomatology is a specialty branch that has been gaining momentum in recent years. During the course of the event, Dr. Calderoni explained the basis on which this discipline is founded and the main diseases that afflict the oral cavity of dogs and cats.

Un nuovo appuntamento in compagnia dei nostri quadrupedi equini, durante il quale sono stati approfonditi i fondamenti etologici del cavallo e il suo rapporto con l’uomo.

Gli animali non convenzionali stanno diventando sempre più parte del nostro quotidiano e sempre più comuni nelle nostre famiglie. Per questo motivo, il dott. Nicola Di Girolamo ci ha presentato come si svolge la visita ad alcuni di questi animali.

Una nuova collaborazione tra IVSA Bologna e SISM Bologna ha dato vita a una conferenza tutta focalizzata sulla One Health. I professori hanno parlato della salute unica di uomo, animali e ambiente.

A day to discover the community of San Patrignano and Sanpadogs.

Stem cell research is advancing more and more and represents the future of medicine. To deepen the topic, IVSA Bologna organized this conference with the participation of dr. Zambelli and Prof. Iacono. This event represents the first of a series of three events organized with IVSA Milan and IVSA Parma for an intra-national exchange.

Saturday 19 March IVSA Bologna takes you to the beach for a horse ride, even for beginners!

IVSA Italy organized an event dedicated to the presentation of all European colleges, for all veterinary medicine students.

“VirtuAULE” project stems from the desire to respond to a need that has emerged in this period of forced social distancing. The intent is to support students in their study days through specially created virtual classrooms on Microsoft Teams, which everyone can access to meet colleagues with whom they can study, repeat and discuss the various subjects. In this way, a tool is provided to be able to return in some way to living the conviviality that is created when students meet in the department during normal university life, which unfortunately is now precluded. In addition, it makes meeting between students from different years and/or lagging behind students easier, where otherwise they would hardly be able to interact with each other. In order to come back to live the conviviality there will also be a “Student Cafè” room where it will be possible to share study breaks and have a chat among students.

West Nile of northern Italy Echinococcosis and Project Heracles

The meeting aims to educate the participants about the study conducted by the Cetacean Research Center of the Tuscan archipelago, which deals with the monitoring, study and protection of cetaceans in the area of the Cetacean Sanctuary, in particular in the Northern Tyrrhenian Sea. The conference will focus mainly on the activities of the Center and on the species most encountered during the monitoring, with references to ethology and echolocation. The meeting will be held by Miriam Mazzei (Veterinarian, member of the staff of the Center).

During this seminar, Dr. Giuseppe Spinella (Confirmed Researcher of the Department of Veterinary Medicine of the University of Bologna and European Specialist in sports medicine and veterinary rehabilitation) will make a general introduction on the subject dealt with. Afterwards, Dr. Lili Asnal (Veterinarian qualified for Rehabilitation Physiotherapy) will alternate who will address the topic of dog and cat rehabilitation from an orthopedic point of view. Afterwards, the meeting will be carried out by Dr. Enrico Bruno in collaboration with his colleague Dr. Michela Antonucci (Heads of Kinetic – Physiotherapy operating unit of the “I Portoni Rossi” Veterinary Hospital) who will provide some notions on the rehabilitation of patients suffering from neurological diseases. For more information contact @IVSAbologna on Facebook or Instagram!

Tired of lectures on the usual pets and livestock? Do you want to expand your knowledge on a less conventional species? Thanks to Dr. Claudio Tagliavia, you will have the opportunity to learn about the most important anatomical notions on the rabbit, which are the basis of the approach to this very particular species!

Every day the Veterinarians are faced with situations strictly connected to the theme of animal abuse. Providing students with greater elements of knowledge about this area of expertise is necessary so that those who will represent the veterinary class of tomorrow can approach the most diverse cases with competence and professionalism, both in the field of animal production and in that of pets. . Dr. Lorenzo Ressell (DVM, PhD, DipECVP, FHEA, MRCVS) is a research pathologist in this branch of Veterinary Medicine currently working in Liverpool. A final refreshment will be provided.

You must confirm your presence on the appropriate event on the Facebook page @IVSAbologna. Free admission with free drinks and snacks

Radiology of the cardiovascular system and medical therapy of cardiocirculatory clinical emergencies in cats.

Acceptance of discomfort: signs and signals from the clinic to life in the pack. To participate in the event in person contact Ilaria on whatsapp at 3406792569.

Reflections of a clinician on therapeutic persistence and euthanasia on small animals: patients with terminal illnesses, what is meant by therapeutic persistence, communication with the owner, ethics and end of life of small animals.

Meeting with the dog educator Angela Rossetti.

During the infectious treasure hunt, students will have to decipher clues relating to veterinary topics, in order to obtain a final riddle which, once deciphered, will allow them to receive the prize up for grabs (basket with wine, cheeses and cured meats ). It is necessary to play individually or in pairs. To participate, contact Elena (3400525400) by 11 May.

You are all invited to celebrate the end of Animal Welfare Week with us, with lots of free food all for you!

Screening of the film and subsequent debate.