Veterinary Associations

Description: The American Board of Veterinary Practitioners (ABVP) is one of twenty-two AVMA-recognized veterinary specialty organizations comprising 40 distinct specialties. ABVP is a leader in the veterinary industry, committed to preserving the food chain and protecting the human-animal bond, and is the only board-certifying body that offers certification in the care of TOTAL patient.

Description: The ACVS defines the standards of surgical excellence for the profession, promotes advancements in veterinary surgery, and provides the latest in surgical educational programs. By fostering the highest standards of excellence in veterinary surgery, the ACVS is helping the veterinary profession achieve its goals of providing outstanding service to the public and care to animals.

Description: Supporting the veterinary healthcare team to improve the delivery and quality of emergency and critical care; while upholding integrity, service, excellence, collaboration, support, wisdom & inclusiveness.

Description: Southwest Veterinary Symposium represents innovative partnerships that focus on creating an unparalleled education experience, advancing the entire veterinary profession, and fostering a spirit of reciprocal investment among our partner VMAs, attendees, and exhibitors.

Description: The AAFP Foundation advances family medicine through philanthropy, using humanitarian, educational, and scientific programming to improve health.

Description: The American Veterinary Medical Foundation (AVMF) is working to identify reputable organizations that are mobilizing to send emergency relief. Join us as we help support disaster relief in Ukraine and donate to those affected, include all the displaced animals, veterinary teams and the animals in their care.

Description: The North Carolina Veterinary Medical Association is dedicated to promoting integrity and excellence in veterinary medicine; providing the highest quality continuing education programs and conferences; supporting its members through public relations and marketing efforts to the public and governing officials; listening and lobbying on behalf of the interests of the entire profession; and serving as an advocate and voice for veterinary medicine in the state

Description: As new discoveries and powerful innovations alter the world of animal and human health, Viticus Group (formerly WVC) is the leading provider of world-class programming and in-depth learning opportunities for veterinary and human health professionals. Viticus Center offers state-of-the-art labs at two cutting-edge technology facilities, presenting a variety of continued education courses and providing access to specialized surgical training for both veterinarian and human health professionals. Bringing together life and medicine in Viticus, we envision a future where all medical professionals have access to year-round, hands-on training for a one-of-a-kind experience.

Description: The NAVC is a nonprofit organization that creates unparalleled opportunities for the veterinary community that foster lifelong learning, encourage growth and promote wellbeing to advance animal care worldwide.

Description: The Palm Beach Veterinary Society (PBVS) is an organization for veterinarians, who are dedicated to providing the community with animal hospitals of the highest quality of service and care for pets. The PBVS was established to promote the highest professional relationship among it’s members and the public. Programs that further the professional education of veterinarians are a part of the PBVS’s objectives, in an atmosphere of friendship and cooperation.

Description: The American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP) was founded in 1954 by a group of 11 charter members who saw that together they could direct the focus of equine veterinary medicine.

Description: The American Association of Feline Practitioners (AAFP) supports its members in improving the health and welfare of cats through high standards of practice, continuing education, and evidence-based medicine.

Description: The WVMA is a community of individuals committed to advancing veterinary medicine in Wisconsin.

Description: The Texas Veterinary Medical Association (TVMA) was organized in 1903 and continues to operate as a nonprofit organization under the laws of the state of Texas. The purpose of TVMA is to support veterinarians as they practice the art and science of veterinary medicine in Texas. TVMA is owned by its members who pay dues and use our products, programs and services. These member-owners currently number more than 3500 licensed veterinarians practicing throughout the state of Texas.

Description: The South Carolina Association of Veterinarians connects veterinary professionals with the education and resources to improve veterinary medicine. It protects public health by enhancing the relationship between veterinarians, agriculture, pet owners, and government. The SCAV community provides continuing education and other professional development opportunities to advance the animal – human bond. Become a part of the SCAV community.