In response to a recent online survey, WSAVA says it will prioritize global veterinary wellness
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In response to a recent online survey, WSAVA has said it will prioritize global veterinary wellness
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A new agreement between the two groups could bring Fear Free certification into more than 200,000 clinics worldwide
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A new agreement between the two groups could bring Fear Free certification into more than 200,000 clinics worldwide
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The four-day event offers continuing education (CE) sessions delivered by more than 100 speakers
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The four-day event offers continuing education (CE) sessions delivered by more than 100 national and international speakers
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David Waltner-Toews, DVM, PhD, is the founder of Veterinarians without Borders/Vétérinaires sans Frontières–Canada
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More than 3000 delegates attended WSAVA 2018 World Congress in Singapore, making it the most popular world congress to date
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Appointment made during the association’s World Congress 2018 in Singapore
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The institute lends support to key clinical committees and initiatives
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The guidelines aim to help veterinarians tackle ethical questions, moral issues that impact welfare
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More than 2,000 veterinarians were reached through the Vaccination Guidelines Group’s live and online program
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Dr. Guyan Weerasinghe works in small animal practice and as a state government veterinary officer
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The award recognizes individual veterinarians who have made a significant contribution to animal welfare and inspired others to play their part in advancing welfare globally
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Calls for health, welfare to be prioritized over looks, offers recommendations to address increased demand for and supply of certain dogs
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In recognition of his work in veterinary oral and dental health in companion animals
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Two professors recognized for their work on atypical manifestations of bartonellosis in people and veterinary healthcare providers
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