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Veterinarians ready to aid earthquake relief

March 15, 2011

Relief groups to deploy veterinarians, technicians to Japan in wake of catastrophic earthquake and tsunami.

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AVMA GHLIT drops Aetna

March 2, 2011

AVMA Group Health and Life Insurance Trust has dropped Aetna Signature Administrators as its PPO.

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Paul resigns as CAPC's executive director

March 1, 2011

Veterinarian Mike Paul has resigned as executive director of the Companion Animal Parasite Council (CAPC).

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Shelter veterinary group releases guidelines

March 1, 2011

Two years of work by 14 shelter veterinarians resulted in the first-ever comprehensive report for care of animals in shelters.

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AKC recognizes three new breeds

March 1, 2011

National Report — A herder, a hunter and an ancient breed are the newest additions to the American Kennel Club's recognized breed list.

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AVMA delegates approve dues increase, shut down plan for online voting records

March 1, 2011

Chicago — Dues will be going up gradually over the next five years fo American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) members.

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Bring the passion back to veterinary practice, says WVC keynote speaker

February 21, 2011

Are you living your passion? It's a question that motivational speaker Gary Zelesky asked more than 350 veterinarians and team members today.

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Veterinary journalist society will certify media contributors

February 16, 2011

Denver -- A new organization is offering veterinarians a chance to become certified to contribute information about the profession and animal health to the mainstream media.

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Incomes up for companion animal veterinarians, but down for equine practitioners, AVMA survey says

February 4, 2011

A new salary survey from the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) shows increases for most exclusive companion animal veterinarians, but salary decreases for equine and mixed-animal practitioners.

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