Dr. Gert ter Haar, is a European Specialist in Small Animal Surgery and contributes to provision of the referral soft tissue surgery service at the Queen Mother Hospital for Animals. He has a particular expertise in Audiology, ENT soft tissue surgery referrals and Head & Neck (reconstructive) surgery.Bryden Stanley is Emerita Professor of Surgery at Michigan State University. She graduated Murdoch University, Australia in the 1980s. Her ACVS surgery residency and Master’s degree was from the University of Saskatchewan, Canada. At MSU, Stanley’s main research was in upper respiratory diseases in dogs, and wound healing and cutaneous reconstruction. Since retiring from MSU in 2021, she has been working in specialist private practice at the Animal Surgical Center of Michigan. Stanley’s clinical interests are in all aspects of soft tissue surgery, particularly upper respiratory, wound management and cutaneous reconstructive techniques. She is well published, speaks frequently at conferences globally and is currently President of the American College of Veterinary Surgeons.Jolle Kirpensteijn is a renowned veterinary surgeon and the Global Chief Veterinary Officer at Hill’s Pet Nutrition. He earned his veterinary degree from Utrecht University in 1988 and furthered his education with an internship at the University of Georgia, followed by a residency in small animal surgery and a master’s degree at Kansas State University. Jolle also completed a surgical oncology fellowship at Colorado State University. He has held professorships at the University of Copenhagen and Utrecht University and is a Diplomate of both the American and European Colleges of Veterinary Surgeons.

• 1. Introduction 2. Wound healing and management. a protocol for dogs and cats 3. General reconstructive techniques 4. Avascular, microvascular, and nerve reconstructive techniques 5. Reconstructive techniques of the facial area and head 6. Eyelid Reconstructive Techniques 7. Reconstructive techniques of the neck and trunk 8. Reconstructive techniques of the forelimb 9. Reconstructive techniques of the hindlimb 10. Optimizing Outcomes and Minimizing Complications in Wound Management

Dr. Gert ter Haar, is a European Specialist in Small Animal Surgery and contributes to provision of the referral soft tissue surgery service at the Queen Mother Hospital for Animals. He has a particular expertise in Audiology, ENT soft tissue surgery referrals and Head & Neck (reconstructive) surgery.Bryden Stanley is Emerita Professor of Surgery at Michigan State University. She graduated Murdoch University, Australia in the 1980s. Her ACVS surgery residency and Master’s degree was from the University of Saskatchewan, Canada. At MSU, Stanley’s main research was in upper respiratory diseases in dogs, and wound healing and cutaneous reconstruction. Since retiring from MSU in 2021, she has been working in specialist private practice at the Animal Surgical Center of Michigan. Stanley’s clinical interests are in all aspects of soft tissue surgery, particularly upper respiratory, wound management and cutaneous reconstructive techniques. She is well published, speaks frequently at conferences globally and is currently President of the American College of Veterinary Surgeons.Jolle Kirpensteijn is a renowned veterinary surgeon and the Global Chief Veterinary Officer at Hill’s Pet Nutrition. He earned his veterinary degree from Utrecht University in 1988 and furthered his education with an internship at the University of Georgia, followed by a residency in small animal surgery and a master’s degree at Kansas State University. Jolle also completed a surgical oncology fellowship at Colorado State University. He has held professorships at the University of Copenhagen and Utrecht University and is a Diplomate of both the American and European Colleges of Veterinary Surgeons.

• 1. Introduction 2. Wound healing and management. a protocol for dogs and cats 3. General reconstructive techniques 4. Avascular, microvascular, and nerve reconstructive techniques 5. Reconstructive techniques of the facial area and head 6. Eyelid Reconstructive Techniques 7. Reconstructive techniques of the neck and trunk 8. Reconstructive techniques of the forelimb 9. Reconstructive techniques of the hindlimb 10. Optimizing Outcomes and Minimizing Complications in Wound Management

Dr. Gert ter Haar, is a European Specialist in Small Animal Surgery and contributes to provision of the referral soft tissue surgery service at the Queen Mother Hospital for Animals. He has a particular expertise in Audiology, ENT soft tissue surgery referrals and Head & Neck (reconstructive) surgery.Bryden Stanley is Emerita Professor of Surgery at Michigan State University. She graduated Murdoch University, Australia in the 1980s. Her ACVS surgery residency and Master’s degree was from the University of Saskatchewan, Canada. At MSU, Stanley’s main research was in upper respiratory diseases in dogs, and wound healing and cutaneous reconstruction. Since retiring from MSU in 2021, she has been working in specialist private practice at the Animal Surgical Center of Michigan. Stanley’s clinical interests are in all aspects of soft tissue surgery, particularly upper respiratory, wound management and cutaneous reconstructive techniques. She is well published, speaks frequently at conferences globally and is currently President of the American College of Veterinary Surgeons.Jolle Kirpensteijn is a renowned veterinary surgeon and the Global Chief Veterinary Officer at Hill’s Pet Nutrition. He earned his veterinary degree from Utrecht University in 1988 and furthered his education with an internship at the University of Georgia, followed by a residency in small animal surgery and a master’s degree at Kansas State University. Jolle also completed a surgical oncology fellowship at Colorado State University. He has held professorships at the University of Copenhagen and Utrecht University and is a Diplomate of both the American and European Colleges of Veterinary Surgeons.

• 1. Introduction 2. Wound healing and management. a protocol for dogs and cats 3. General reconstructive techniques 4. Avascular, microvascular, and nerve reconstructive techniques 5. Reconstructive techniques of the facial area and head 6. Eyelid Reconstructive Techniques 7. Reconstructive techniques of the neck and trunk 8. Reconstructive techniques of the forelimb 9. Reconstructive techniques of the hindlimb 10. Optimizing Outcomes and Minimizing Complications in Wound Management