The Latest from AVMA Convention: Coverage, Lectures, and Innovations

Greetings to dvm360 readers! We are excited to share with you the happenings of the American Veterinary Medical Association’s Convention in Austin, Texas. Our team is on site and has been covering various aspects of the convention, including sessions, awards, and The Street Dog Coalition.

AVMA Convention Coverage

To keep up with the latest from the convention, head over to our dedicated AVMA page. There, you can find updates on our team’s coverage, as well as other insights into the event.

Lectures and Innovations

The AVMA Convention is also an excellent opportunity for veterinary professionals from different fields to share their knowledge and expertise. Here are some of the highlights:

Alternative surgical options for standing flank laparotomies in cattle

In a lecture given by Andrew JT Muir, DVM, MS, attendees learned about alternative surgical options for standing flank laparotomies in cattle. This presentation is a fantastic resource for veterinarians who perform surgery on cattle and want to minimize risk and discomfort for their patients.

Glaucoma in pets: a discussion between Drs Adam Christman and Alex Sigmund on The Vet Blast Podcast

Dr. Adam Christman and Dr. Alex Sigmund, two board-certified veterinary ophthalmologists, came together to discuss all things glaucoma on a recent episode of The Vet Blast Podcast. They cover everything from how to diagnose the condition to how to manage it effectively in pets.

Veterinary technician credentialing guidelines

The bovine and equine associations have created guidelines to help educate the veterinary community on the skills of credentialed technicians. This is an excellent resource for those who work with large animals and want to ensure they are working with certified professionals.

Peticad hopes to make a positive impact in Colorado

Jon Geller, DVM, DABVP emeritus, discusses his hopes of creating Peticad in the state of Colorado. Peticad is a platform that aims to connect pet owners with veterinary professionals, making pet care more accessible and affordable for all.

Pop-up veterinary clinic for homeless pet owners

The AVMA collaborated with The Street Dog Coalition and event sponsors to provide a pop-up veterinary clinic for people experiencing homelessness. The clinic offered essential medical exams for their pets, as well as other services. This initiative is an excellent example of how the veterinary community can come together to make a positive impact on society.

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