Articles
For those who's best friend is near their end.......
www.dogcancerblog.com/articles/end-of-life-care/warning-signs-dog-dying/?utm_campaign=Dog%20Cancer%20News%20-%202019%2F12%2F10%20-%20Signs%20a%20Dog%20Is%20Dying%20%28JD9VfW%29&utm_medium=email&utm_source=HjkgR4&_ke=eyJrbF9lbWFpbCI6ICJhZG1pbkBncmFmdG9udmV0LmNvbS5hdSIsICJrbF9jb21wYW55X2lkIjogIlBxbVlOTSJ9
www.dogcancerblog.com/articles/end-of-life-care/warning-signs-dog-dying/?utm_campaign=Dog%20Cancer%20News%20-%202019%2F12%2F10%20-%20Signs%20a%20Dog%20Is%20Dying%20%28JD9VfW%29&utm_medium=email&utm_source=HjkgR4&_ke=eyJrbF9lbWFpbCI6ICJhZG1pbkBncmFmdG9udmV0LmNvbS5hdSIsICJrbF9jb21wYW55X2lkIjogIlBxbVlOTSJ9
Animals and Natural Disasters - from the AVA Vet Voice. (Nov 19) Very relevant to our situation here in the Clarence Region at the moment.
www.vetvoice.com.au/ec/animals-and-natural-disasters/
www.vetvoice.com.au/ec/animals-and-natural-disasters/
This handy bit of information is courtesy of Bravecto. (Oct 2019)
understanding_your_cat.pdf
understanding_your_cat.pdf
LIttle article I found on the EVA website - a feel good story. :)
agsci.source.colostate.edu/equine-assisted-occupational-therapy-is-helping-2-year-old-fight-rare-disease/
agsci.source.colostate.edu/equine-assisted-occupational-therapy-is-helping-2-year-old-fight-rare-disease/
I found this article on the new VetVoice AVA Website. Hope it is informative.
adopting_a_rescue_dog_or_cat__what_you_need_to_know.pdf
adopting_a_rescue_dog_or_cat__what_you_need_to_know.pdf
The AVA has launched a new content hub: Vet Voice.
AVA’s (Australian Veterinary Association) new online content hub – Vet Voice – is now live, providing the online community with a rich source of content across articles on pet ownership, animal welfare, veterinary careers and numerous other interest areas across the profession at vetvoice.com.au.
In 2015 when the AVA commissioned a digital marketing agency to survey our stakeholders and undertake an analysis of the AVA’s existing website, we received insightful data highlighting a need for the Association to represent its members and the profession to the public through a dedicated channel.
Vet Voice now provides this channel for stakeholders including pet owners, the media, government and other groups to access a mix of interesting, fresh and new content.
Access Vet Voice at vetvoice.com.au on your smartphone, tablet or desktop, or click on the link on our "Links" page to start browsing the range of content available.
AVA’s (Australian Veterinary Association) new online content hub – Vet Voice – is now live, providing the online community with a rich source of content across articles on pet ownership, animal welfare, veterinary careers and numerous other interest areas across the profession at vetvoice.com.au.
In 2015 when the AVA commissioned a digital marketing agency to survey our stakeholders and undertake an analysis of the AVA’s existing website, we received insightful data highlighting a need for the Association to represent its members and the profession to the public through a dedicated channel.
Vet Voice now provides this channel for stakeholders including pet owners, the media, government and other groups to access a mix of interesting, fresh and new content.
Access Vet Voice at vetvoice.com.au on your smartphone, tablet or desktop, or click on the link on our "Links" page to start browsing the range of content available.
AVA NSW DIVISION – ENEWS JULY EDITION 2019
Did you know that greyhound muzzling requirements have changed?
Follow the below link to learn more...
ava.informz.net/ava/data/images/NSW/enews%200719/Greyhound%20Story.pdf
Did you know that greyhound muzzling requirements have changed?
Follow the below link to learn more...
ava.informz.net/ava/data/images/NSW/enews%200719/Greyhound%20Story.pdf
