Juliette Hart

DVM, MS, CCRT, CVA, DACVSMR

About

Dr. Hart earned her veterinary degree from Colorado State University, while also completing certificate programs in both canine rehabilitation therapy and small animal and equine acupuncture. After completing a small animal rotating internship program in Los Angeles, she pursued additional veterinary orthopedic and sports medicine training and then returned to Colorado State University to complete a combined master’s and residency in small animal sports medicine and rehabilitation. She is currently the sports medicine and rehabilitation specialist at Cornell University Veterinary Specialists.

Topic: Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation

Speaking Schedule

Small Animal Surgery

Saturday, June 19, 2021

1:10 PM-2:00 PM	Geriatric Osteoarthritis – More Than Just NSAIDs: Newer Drug Options and Protocols As our patients age, they slow down, have a harder time rising, and experience frequent pain. It can be stressful for both practitioners and owners when NSAIDs do not work (or cannot work because the patient cannot have them). This session will discuss newer medical therapies (both current and those that have been introduced recently) for osteoarthritis in our senior dogs and cats.
2:10 PM-3:00 PM	How Do I Treat This Forelimb Lameness? A Case-Based Approach Lameness can be frustrating to diagnose and sometimes even more challenging to treat. This presentation will review cases based on the forelimb lameness identified, and how they can be managed in your practice utilizing surgery, sports medicine, and rehabilitation.
3:10 PM-4:00 PM	Fun with Pharmacology and Nutraceuticals: What Works and What Doesn’t What is out there and how do we decide which one to use? This presentation will focus on the current literature on medications and supplements/CBD/nutraceuticals for signs associated with canine (and feline) osteoarthritis.
4:10 PM-5:00 PM	How Do I Treat This Hind Limb Lameness? A Case-Based Approach Lameness can be frustrating to diagnose and sometimes even more challenging to treat. This presentation will review cases based on the hind limb lameness identified, and how they can be managed in your practice utilizing surgery, sports medicine, and rehabilitation.