Pet loss is something we never want to experience, but unfortunately having our fur-babies around for ever is not possible. Loosing a pet is very difficult and can effect different […]
A brief overview of a commonly found, but less talked about, disease of horse teeth Presented by: Matt Kornatowski, DVM Matt grew up in the small town of Boonville, NY, in […]
Sometimes medical and surgical techniques designed to prevent or treat common veterinary maladies don't entirely "repair" the four-legged family member. At other times, traditional medical approaches or surgical techniques may […]
You are invited to a CT State Animal Response Team (CTSART) Training Program The program consists of Two Modules to be taught the same day to allow all CERT volunteers […]
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 […]
Attention all CERT and CTSART (CT State Animal Response Team) Volunteers and Trainees We are inviting all CERT and all CTSART (CT State Animal Response Team) members to a Training […]
Join us for our annual CVMF fundraiser BARK AND BREW Open to all! This is an exciting night to meet other CVMF supporters, network and have fun. Each ticket purchaser […]
Pigs are smart and interesting animals. Many people choose to have them as pets, either outdoors or in their homes. I have heard them described as “just like dogs, but […]
Common Toxicities in Dogs and Cats Join us to discuss the common toxicities in dogs and cats. What clinical signs you should be aware of and what you can do. […]
Adverse food reactions in the dog and cat Adverse food reactions (“food allergy”) occurs in our pets and can cause skin and/or gastrointestinal signs. This talk will discuss the skin […]
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