The U.S. Supreme Court made two decisions that could have some impact on the in-person requirements for establishing a VCPR.
Our latest blog recaps why this matters for veterinarians and what it means for the VCPR and telemedicine. www.avma.org/blog/recent-us-supreme-c...
Communication is central to effective business management from guiding daily operations and building trust to informing decisions and boosting innovation. In this Axon webinar, learn how to use communication to strengthen leadership. Watch now: https://bit.ly/4czupAG
AVMA economic reports empower you to make informed decisions with solid, data-driven insights. Navigate market trends, optimize your practice, and secure your future. Get the knowledge you need to lead with confidence. Access now: https://bit.ly/4bDc4m3
Veterinarians play critical roles in the health of animals, humans, and even the environment. Though this intersecting role is sometimes overlooked, it's a critically important one. Today on #EarthDay, take a moment to learn more about One Health: https://bit.ly/4rFmmag
April is Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Month so there's no better time to download our webinar, "Animal cruelty: How to respond to a suspected case" where you and your team will come away better informed and prepared to handle these situations. https://bit.ly/4cl7okN
Strengthening belonging and engagement in our workplaces leads to meaningful improvements in organizational performance, employee retention, and effectiveness. Modules are free and open to all veterinary professionals. Explore the Journey For Teams program today. Learn more: journeyforteams.org
Spring is here, and the ticks are out. Are you prepared? During Prevention of Lyme Disease in Dogs Month, learn more about Lyme disease and how to help prevent it in pets and people. https://bit.ly/4aIYVah
It's #NationalVolunteerWeek! From Committee positions to Officers, explore the current volunteer leadership opportunities available at the AVMA. https://bit.ly/3M4IPyz
As cannabis-derived products have become more available across the US, veterinarians have seen increased cases of THC exposure in pets. Here are the most common clinical signs in dogs. Learn more at avma.org/Cannabis.
It's National Pet ID Week - a terrific opportunity to remind pet owners to double-check that their pet's identification is up-to-date. If you've recently changed addresses or phone numbers, be sure your contact information is updated on your pet's microchip. Your veterinarian can help with that!
As many Americans are having more deliveries brought to their doors, delivery drivers are at an increased risk of dog bites. With a little planning, training and preparation, dog owners can make sure these interactions are safe. Learn more at avma.org/DogBite
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All dogs, even well-trained, gentle dogs, are capable of biting when provoked, especially when eating, sleeping, or caring for puppies.
The National Dog Bite Prevention Coalition recommends the following tips. We can all #PreventDogBites by working together. Visit avma.org/DogBite to learn more.
It's #InternationalBatAppreciationDay! Did you know in one hour, a bat can eat up to 1,000 mosquitoes? Let's give a very big shout out to all the zoo, wildlife, and other veterinary professionals out there helping to keep these winged creatures healthy!
When you're teaching children about dog bite prevention and how to be safe around dogs, keep it simple. Here are a few easy tips to help children understand the importance of respecting dogs. Uncover more at avma.org/DogBite
Today is #BRAD2026! Here's how your veterinary school, hospital or research institution can participate and help educate people about the vital role animals play in the development of new treatments and cures for people and animals: https://bit.ly/3M8o98S
Today during National Dog Bite Prevention Week, we’re talking about risky situations. Here are AVMA President Dr. Michael Bailey and President-elect Dr. Jennifer Quammen with some important reminders on when to avoid approaching a dog.
Did you know AVMA provides resources to help you inform and educate clients on pet health topics? One of these resources is our Dog Bite Prevention brochure, available in both English and Spanish. You can view and download the brochure, or place an order for hard copies, here: https://bit.ly/4bDiSA5
While we are halfway through National Frog Month, protecting you and your family from amphibian-associated Salmonella infection is a year-round practice. AVMA has compiled this helpful resource that includes simple tips on how to significantly reduce your risk of getting sick: https://bit.ly/3ZrriDC
Veterinarians serve in a wide range of roles beyond clinical practice. In this webinar, hear from three veterinarians on AVMA’s Council on Public Health as they discuss career opportunities in veterinary public practice at the state and federal levels and academia. Watch now: https://bit.ly/4c46d9y
Today during National Dog Bite Prevention Week, Drs. Michael Bailey and Dr. Jennifer Quammen are discussing the importance of educating children and how that is crucial to preventing dog bites. Here are a few key tips to keep in mind.
As National Dog Bite Prevention Week continues, here are a few more basics that can help reduce the risk of dog bites, including training and socialization of your pets. Learn more at avma.org/DogBite
This week is National Dog Bite Prevention Week! AVMA President Dr. Michael Bailey says a key to preventing dog bites is learning that dogs don’t usually bite because they’re inherently aggressive. Here's what he shares with Forbes: https://bit.ly/41tWL9l
🐬 Today is #NationalDolphinDay! We want to give a huge shoutout to all the aquatic veterinary professionals out there who help keep these amazing animals healthy. 🐬
When we talk about “leveraging the team,” we often focus on education and training, but there's another need: deliberate opportunities to practice skills in real time. This week, set aside 15 minutes to create one opportunity for a team member to practice. Learn more: https://bit.ly/425ECic
A huge part of dog bite prevention is socializing your pet. But what does that entail? Here are AVMA President Dr. Michael Bailey and President Dr. Jennifer Quammen with a few helpful insights.
It's National Dog Bite Prevention Week! It's important to know how to avoid risky situations and to understand when you should and should not interact with dogs. Here are a few scenarios when you should avoid petting a dog. You can find more tips at avma.org/DogBite
This Thursday is #BRAD2026. Did you know the AVMA advocates for research that benefits animal and human health and wellbeing? We believe that veterinarians are uniquely qualified to lead research efforts to that purpose.
To learn more about biomedical research, please visit: https://bit.ly/4tvqziD
More than 4.5 million people are bitten by dogs each year in the US, and children account for at least half of those injuries. In recognition of National Dog Bite Prevention Week, the AVMA is encouraging families to focus on prevention strategies. https://bit.ly/3OwYw2B
It’s that time of year; National Dog Bite Prevention Week! Here with a special preview on the week ahead are AVMA President Dr. Michael Bailey and President-elect Dr. Jennifer Quammen.
