Raising chickens can be an excellent family activity! Dr. Kim McClure Brinton will present introductory information about backyard chickens for those interested in (or starting) their own flock. Initial questions, housing, feeding and basic health observations will be discussed.
Have you ever wondered what makes cats tick? How about why cats insist on fighting each other or urinating outside the litter box? Then there is the cat that keeps you awake at night or suddenly starts biting. Can someone explain what is going on and how to make things better? Dr. Letrisa Miller, Connecticut […]
Do you go to the chiropractor? Did you know that similar care is offered to pets? Dr. Monica Dijanic, Certified Veterinary Medical Manipulation Practitioner, Beaver Brook Animal Hospital, will give a brief introduction on veterinary medical manipulation and why keeping your pet’s joints and spine health healthy is just as important as other preventative medicine.
The decision to humanely euthanize a beloved pet is one of the most difficult decisions that a pet owner may face. In this webinar, Dr. Eva Ceranowicz will discuss how to make that decision and find the right time. She will also review the euthanasia process and share some strategies for how to help children […]
Veterinary Care Everywhere (VCE) is a Connecticut-based nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization that provides low-cost at-home veterinary services for pets of seniors (age 70+), veterans (age 60+)and those with physical disabilities (any age). By offering at-home veterinary care, VCE helps those who may struggle to transport their pet to a traditional veterinary clinic. VCE provides a wide range of […]
Caring for A Senior Pet With good nutrition and ever-advancing preventative care, our pets are living longer, healthier and more active lives. As our furry friends enter their “golden years” there are many things that can be done to enhance and extend their quality of life. If you have questions about how best to care […]
Join Dr. Jane Lewis, Connecticut State Veterinarian, for a webinar focused on rabies. Dr. Lewis will provide a global and national overview of rabies incidence, discuss the nature of the disease and share why vaccination is so important for pets. Jane Lewis received her BA from Williams College and DVM from Cornell University. She is a […]
Gastric ulcers can affect over 60 percent of the adult horse population. In this webinar, the clinical signs, treatment options and why diagnostics are so important will be discussed. About the speaker: Matt Kornatowski, DVM Matt grew up in the small town of Boonville, NY, in the foothills of the Adirondack mountains. He obtained a bachelor’s degree […]
Description: Pet illness and injuries can be stressful events. Please join us as we discuss what to do when you pet is experiencing acute illness, injury, or trauma. We will also discuss what to expect at veterinary emergency hospitals: the triage system, wait times, and the difference between primary, secondary, and tertiary care. Dr. […]
DR. MARK ALBIN Dr. Mark Albin graduated from Cornell University in 1990 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Animal Sciences and received his DVM from Auburn University’s College of Veterinary Medicine in 1994. Following school, Dr. Albin completed a rotating internship in Rochester, NY at Veterinary Specialists of Rochester. Dr. Albin has practiced in […]
The keys to successful animal husbandry are maintaining a safe enriching environment, feeding appropriate types and quantities of food, and providing necessary medical care. In this presentation I will expand on these three areas. People contemplating getting sheep/goats will come away with an understanding of how to avoid some of the pitfalls experienced by many […]
The science behind seasonal allergies can help veterinarians offer numerous treatment options. The science and options will be presented Presented by: Emily Rothstein, DVM, Diplomate, ACVD Dr. Rothstein graduated with honors from the University Of Florida College Of Veterinary Medicine in 1988. She then completed a one-year internship in Small Animal Medicine and Surgery at […]
The Connecticut Veterinary Medical Foundation (CVMF) is the charitable and service arm of the veterinary community of Connecticut, the Connecticut Veterinary Medical Association (CVMA). CVMF was created to support education, scholarship and service programs that improve animal health, and public health, in Connecticut. The leadership of CVMA veterinarians makes CVMF unique, facilitating a scientific approach to animal issues and identifying and implementing solutions with the broadest possible impact. CVMF exists to make Connecticut a better place for animals and people. Our vision is to be a safety net for Connecticut’s domestic animals.
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