Down on the Farm: The Life of a Rural Veterinarian August 23, 2021 It’s not news: Rural veterinarians are in short supply, growing ever more scarce as practitioners increasingly opt to work in urban and suburban areas. But for a select few, life as a rural veterinarian has infinitely more appeal.
Finding Safe Harbor: Online Refuge for Veterinarians August 9, 2021 Small business owners have to work harder than ever to set themselves apart from big corporations to attract both clients and staff. Now more than ever, veterinarians need a place to find shelter from the storm.
OAHF returns to the links in Sept. for annual fundraiser August 3, 2021 The Ohio Animal Health Foundation’s signature fundraiser, the Fore Animals Classic, is returning to Bent Tree Golf Club on Sept. 29.
ODH to distribute rabies vaccine baits in northeast Ohio in August July 29, 2021 Oral rabies vaccines for wild raccoons will be dropped Aug. 2 through Aug. 24. Exposure risk to humans and pets is considered unlikely.
Shades of Gray: How to Identify Reportable Cases of Abuse April 5, 2021 Ohio veterinarians are now required to report suspected companion animal abuse—but determining what is an accident and what is abuse isn’t always easy.
Biggie takes on role of OVMA’s top dog March 3, 2021 Outgoing OVMA President Dr. Greg Hass passed the gavel to Dr. Ed Biggie, who officially assumed his post on March 1.
Gov. signs OVMA-backed loan relief, animal cruelty bills January 11, 2021 After many months of advocacy by OVMA’s government relations department, two pieces of veterinary legislation have been signed by Gov. Mike DeWine and will become law this spring.
Old Dog, New Tricks: Virtual MVC Preview January 11, 2021 For decades, the MVC has offered an unparalleled experience for thousands of veterinary professionals. Going virtual this year won’t end the tradition!
Annual conference shifting to digital format September 17, 2020 The 2021 MVC will be hosted entirely online next February.
Financial strategies to protect staff and practice April 9, 2020 Practices have had to dramatically change their protocols during the coronavirus pandemic. What steps can you take to ensure you continue to have a viable practice?
