This course provides veterinary professionals with a comprehensive overview of canine cataracts, covering their causes, clinical signs, and progression. Participants will learn how to diagnose cataracts using advanced diagnostic techniques, differentiate them from other ocular conditions and assess their impact on vision and overall health. The course also explores treatment options, including medical management and surgical intervention, with a focus on postoperative care and client communication.
Who Is This Course For?
Whether you’re a veterinary student, a recent graduate, or an experienced practitioner pursuing further qualifications, this course is designed with you in mind. It aims to enhance your understanding and boost your confidence in diagnosing and managing ophthalmic cases, no matter your current level of experience.
Meet the Speaker
Dr. Tamir Spiegel BVMS MRCVS, Diplôme École d’Ophthalmologie ENVA
Dr. Tamir Spiegel earned his veterinary degree from the University of Glasgow in 2001. Since then, he has worked across a wide variety of practices throughout the UK, including time with the RSPCA. In 2011, he completed the National French Certificate in Ophthalmology, further expanding his expertise in the field.
His passion for ophthalmology took root in 2004 and developed further during his time at a major referral hospital in Manchester, where he gained valuable clinical and surgical experience. In 2009, he launched Vision Vet, a mobile referral service offering advanced eye care to veterinary practices across the UK.
Now based in Scotland, Dr. Spiegel is dedicated to providing high-quality, compassionate ophthalmic care. He takes a thorough yet practical approach to case management, with a strong focus on delivering effective outcomes through the least invasive methods.
