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Renowned for his expertise in emergency and critical care for companion animals, Dr. Luis Tello returned to KLIVET Spring Congress 2025 in İstanbul, once again earning the admiration of Turkiye’s veterinary professionals. Known for his practical, case-based approach, Dr. Tello focused his presentations on urgent care protocols in cats and dogs, with a special emphasis on obese patients and multiple trauma cases.
During his sessions, Dr. Tello highlighted the unique challenges obese animals present in emergency settings, from altered physiology to the increased complexity of diagnostic imaging and interventions. He stressed the importance of tailored approaches when managing overweight patients, where standard protocols often require modification.
One of the critical themes in his presentations was the management of multiple trauma cases, where timing, prioritization, and clinical judgment can significantly influence outcomes. Tello emphasized that such cases demand swift yet strategic action, with clear attention to the most life-threatening injuries first.
He also addressed the specific considerations needed during emergency interventions in brachycephalic breeds — dogs with shortened skulls and respiratory challenges. These patients, he warned, often require heightened vigilance and specialized handling to avoid complications during both triage and treatment.
In our special interview with The Animal Economics, Dr. Tello shared practical insights on these topics and offered his evaluation of the KLIVET Congress. He praised the event for its scientific depth, international scope, and commitment to improving clinical standards across the region.
👉 You can watch our full interview with Dr. Luis Tello on our YouTube channel.
With emergency care playing an ever-larger role in companion animal practice, Tello’s presence at KLIVET 2025 served as a vital reminder of the need for preparedness, precision, and adaptability in high-pressure clinical scenarios.
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