Sunday, September 1, 2019
09:00 - 17:00, CCB (University of Innsbruck)
Animal Healthcare and Veterinary Phytotherapy: Science and Practice
Thanks to the efforts of Professor Hermann Stuppner, the local organizer of the GA-Congress 2019, the GA-networking group on Medicinal Plants and Natural Products in Animal Healthcare and Veterinary Medicine was invited to organize again a one-day Pre-Congress Symposium. To bring together practitioners, scientists and industry in our field is the idea of our networking group and in particular of the symposium.
Please find more information about the networking group here.
The symposium will cover following aspects:
- animal self-medication
- ethnoveterinary medicine
- veterinary pharmacology of medicinal plants
- science and practice of veterinary phytotherapy
- clinical, in vivo and in vitro research with medicinal plants or natural products for animals
- feed additives and animal health care products based on plants rich in phytochemicals
The scheduled program includes keynote lectures, invited short lectures, as well as contributed short lectures. The animal related contributions of the main congress will be presented as posters during the Pre-Congress Symposium. An international industrial exhibition with companies presenting herbal feed additives, veterinary drugs and phytogenic health care products for animals will be held. A broad professional, scientific and personal exchange will be possible during the breaks.
In addition to the Pre-Congress Symposium at least one plenary lecture of the main congress will focus on our topic: Mike Huffman will give a broad overview about animal self-medication. We will also have a short lecture session and a poster session within the main congress. All these program items will take place Tuesday 3rd of September 2019. In the evening of this day we will have our networking group meeting.
The Pre-Congress Symposium can be booked alone or in addition to the main congress:
Registration fees
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Early Bird Fee by May 19 |
Standard Fee By July 31 |
Late Fee from August 1 |
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Combined Registration: Full conference & Pre-Congress Symposium Animal Healthcare and Veterinary Phytotherapy |
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Member*** |
€ 670.- |
€ 720.- |
€ 770.- |
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Non-Member |
€ 770.- |
€ 820.- |
€ 870.- |
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Student Member** |
€ 420.- |
€ 460.- |
€ 500.- |
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Students Non-Member** |
€ 495.- |
€ 535.- |
€ 575.- |
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Pre-Congress Symposia only: |
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Member*** |
€ 200.- |
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Non-Member |
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Program
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8:30 – 9:10 |
Registration |
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9:10 – 9:15 |
Welcome |
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9:15 – 10:30 |
Impulse lectures |
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Impulse Lecture I: Phytochemicals in animal nutrition – their potential as functional feed Quendrim Zebeli, Austria
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Impulse Lecture II: Let feed and food be our medicine - how plants phytochemical diversity enhances health Frederick D. Provenza, USA
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10.30 – 11.15 |
Coffee Break, Posters, and Industrial Exhibition |
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11.15 – 12.30 |
Veterinary Phytopharmacology |
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Keynote Lecture I: Pharmacological and toxicological insights into veterinary phytotherapy Marta Mendel, Poland
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Invited Short Lecture: Effect of sustained dietary application of thyme oil on antioxidant Iveta Placha, Slovakia
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Contributed Short Lecture A combination of saponins and essential oils of Asteraceae, Lauraceae and Myrtaceae plants counteracts coccidiosis-related production losses in fast-growing broilers Andreas S. Müller, Austria
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12.30 – 14.00 |
Lunch-Break, Posters, and Industrial Exhibition |
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14.00 – 15.15 |
Clinical research |
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Keynote Lecture Mistletoe in adjuvant cancer treatment of companion animals Ulrike Biegel, Switzerland
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Invited Short Lecture: Sonja Axmann, Austria
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Contributed Short Lecture Aloe vera gel and Coriandrum sativum seeds: Traditional medical plants and their role as anti-diabetic agents in dogs Kenny Kuchta, Germany
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15.15 – 15.45 |
Coffee Break, Posters, and Industrial Exhibition |
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15.45 – 17.00 |
Topic: Animal Self Medication and Ethnoveterinary medicine |
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Keynote Lecture After 10’000 years of domestication – are livestock still able to self-medicate? Frederick D. Provenza, USA
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Invited Short Lecture: Medicinal diet of Tibetan macaques in Southern China Michael A. Huffman
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Contributed Short Lecture A survey of plant remedies for livestock diseases in the Mnisi community, South Africa, and investigation of their biological activities Lyndy McGaw, South Africa
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