Full Name
Christoph Mans
Job Title
professor
Company
University of Wisconsin
Speaker Bio
Christoph Mans is a German native and completed his veterinary medicine studies at the University of
Leipzig (Germany) and the University of Berne (Switzerland). This was followed by an internship in
Avian and Exotic Animal Medicine at the Ontario Veterinary College (Canada) and employment in private
practice in Hong Kong. He completed his residency in zoological medicine at the University of
Wisconsin-Madison and the Milwaukee County Zoo. He is currently a clinical professor of zoological
medicine at the University of Wisconsin, School of Veterinary Medicine.
Leipzig (Germany) and the University of Berne (Switzerland). This was followed by an internship in
Avian and Exotic Animal Medicine at the Ontario Veterinary College (Canada) and employment in private
practice in Hong Kong. He completed his residency in zoological medicine at the University of
Wisconsin-Madison and the Milwaukee County Zoo. He is currently a clinical professor of zoological
medicine at the University of Wisconsin, School of Veterinary Medicine.
Speaking At
Dental Disease and Diet Are Associated With Oral Cavity Microbiota Changes in Bearded Dragons
Retrospective Evaluation of Oral Azithromycin in Guinea Pigs and Chinchillas: 131 Cases (2009–2025)
Evaluation of the Ondansetron and Maropitant in Chinchilla with Experimentally Induced Hyporexia
Characterization of oral bacterial isolates in chinchillas with and without periodontal disease
Ear canal ablation and lateral bulla osteotomy in rabbits: Retrospective evaluation of 24 surgeries
Treatment for Recurrent Cloacal Prolapse in Snakes by means of Cloacopexy or Colonopexy
Retrospective Evaluation of Oral Azithromycin in Guinea Pigs and Chinchillas: 131 Cases (2009–2025)
Evaluation of the Ondansetron and Maropitant in Chinchilla with Experimentally Induced Hyporexia
Characterization of oral bacterial isolates in chinchillas with and without periodontal disease
Ear canal ablation and lateral bulla osteotomy in rabbits: Retrospective evaluation of 24 surgeries
Treatment for Recurrent Cloacal Prolapse in Snakes by means of Cloacopexy or Colonopexy