Identifying Common Eye Conditions | Tackling the Acute Abdomen in Dogs

Join us for an exclusive event tailored specifically for veterinarians and veterinary nurses, proudly hosted by Animal Emergency Service (AES) and Veterinary Specialist Services (VSS).

Don’t miss this opportunity to elevate your diagnostic confidence and clinical decision-making with two practical, case-based seminars—covering essential skills in recognising common eye conditions and managing acute abdominal emergencies in dogs.

This event features speaker Dr Johana Premont from VSS and Dr Ze Yann Song from AES.

Identifying Common Eye Conditions and Knowing When to Refer

Not every squint, discharge, or cloudy eye is straightforward-and missing key signs can mean the difference between saving vision and losing it. In this practical, eye-opening seminar, you'll learn how to confidently identify common ophthalmic conditions and recognise when it's time to refer.

Tackling the Acute Abdomen in Dogs

Join us for a high-impact, case-driven seminar designed for veterinary professionals who want to sharpen their emergency diagnostic and treatment skills. From GDV to septic peritonitis, we'll explore the most critical causes of acute abdomen in dogs - what to look for, how to act fast, and when to cut.

What you'll gain:

• Rapid triage strategies for abdominal emergencies

• Diagnostic tips using imaging and lab work

• Surgical vs. medical decision-making

• Real-world case discussions

Whether you're in general practice or emergency care, this seminar will leave you better prepared for those high-stakes moments when every second counts.

---

Our Speakers

Dr Johana Premont - VSS
Bsc BVMS MANZCVS MVSc DipECVO
Specialist in Veterinary Ophthalmology

Dr Johana Premont is one of our wonderful Specialist Veterinary Ophthalmologists at VSS Jindalee. Originally from Réunion Island, she graduated from Murdoch University in 2003 and has since built an impressive international career in veterinary ophthalmology. After working in general practice, Johana completed a Masters and internship in Melbourne before undertaking a residency in Belgium. She became a Diplomate of the European College of Veterinary Ophthalmologists in 2013. Johana has trained multiple residents and is a regular reviewer for international veterinary journals. She has a particular interest in cataract and glaucoma surgery and is passionate about delivering the highest level of eye care to her patients.

Dr Ze Yann Song - AES

Dr Ze Yann Song, graduated from UQ before starting his career in general practice where he quickly came to realize that he was truly excited by the fast-paced and unpredictable world of emergency medicine. He has always been drawn to the tough, high-stakes cases that challenge the vet and push them to think on your feet. He is driven by the reward of being able to make real difference in a short amount of time. This passion drove Dr Ze to join Animal Emergency Service (AES), where he developed his knowledge and growing experience through completing certification in Emergency and Critical Care.

"Emergency and critical care is more than a job to me-it's a deeply fulfilling career path, and I'm excited to keep growing, learning, and making an impact every step of the way."

Dr Ze's is a Senior EEC Vet at AES Jindalee where he relishes in being able to support both pets and their families through some of their most difficult moments. Currently he is working towards sitting his Memberships in Emergency and Critical Care.

---

Proudly Sponsored By