Congratulations to our 2026 AVA Award winners! The AVA Awards are a celebration of veterinary excellence and dedication to the profession, and this year’s recipients are worthy winners. Presented at […]
Practice ownership is both a professional milestone and a significant financial commitment. Whether purchasing your first clinic, buying into a partnership, or expanding your existing practice, these decisions are easier […]
Cancer affects many of your patients, with one in four dogs facing a diagnosis in their lifetime1. In many cases, patients are not diagnosed until the later stages, when clinical […]
The Australian Veterinary Association has announced the results of its latest board elections, with two new directors joining the board and one re-elected to return for another term.
The Australian Department of Agriculture Fisheries and Forestry are consultation on reforms for the National Biosecurity System in alignment with the National Biosecurity Strategy. AVA members are encouraged to provide feedback to help inform our submission.
The QLD Department of Primary Industries (DPI) is conducting a ‘sunset’ review of the QLD Biosecurity Regulation to evaluate its effectiveness, efficiency and relevance for Queensland through a Consultation Impact Analysis Statement (C-IAS). AVA members are encouraged to provide feedback to help inform our submission.
Dr. Katy Davis, newly elected WA Division president, shares their reflection and thoughts on balancing the challenges of veterinary profession and maintaining a fulfilling personal and family life.
For small animal practitioners, the standout drawcard at the AVA Conference 2026 is Professor Holger A. Volk, one of the world’s most influential veterinary neurologists.