Dyer named DVM of the Year; Cron takes over as President March 8, 2024 The award was presented by outgoing OVMA president Dr. Eric Gordon during a special ceremony at the MVC.
Garrison named Veterinarian of the Year; Gordon accepts president’s gavel February 27, 2023 Outgoing President Barbara Musolf presented the award and passed on the gavel during the annual Midwest Veterinary Conference.
Biggie names veterinarian of the year, passes on gavel March 2, 2022 Dr. Patricia Haines received OVMA’s most prestigious award, and Dr. Barbara Musolf took the reins as president.
Coming Home to Roost: Backyard Poultry for Small Animal Vets February 8, 2022 Interest in keeping backyard poultry has been increasing—but the number of veterinarians who see poultry hasn’t.
Essential Oil Essentials: Stop and Smell the Healing January 24, 2022 Holistic therapies are growing in popularity among humans, and that trend is spilling over into the animal world as well.
Digital Marketing Mastermind: Increasing Your Practice’s Visibility January 10, 2022 In a world where people are increasingly spending their time online, developing an effective digital marketing plan is a must. But with so many options out there, where do you even start?
The Power of Poop: Fecal Transplants for Treating Disease January 3, 2022 Poop: It’s more than just something that people find gross, fascinating, or grossly fascinating. In fact, veterinary researchers are investigating ways to turn it into a cure.
Liquid Gold: Hunting for Treasure in Tinkle December 13, 2021 It’s definitely not glamorous, but conducting urinalyses is a necessary part of veterinary medicine—and a critical component of ensuring animal wellness.
In the Big Leagues: Large Animal Medicine for Technicians December 6, 2021 Veterinary technicians play a vital role on critical care and surgical teams, but are they ready to deal with large animal emergencies?
Just Keep Swimming: How Water Quality Affects Fish Health November 29, 2021 Aquaculture is a growing area of veterinary medicine, but few veterinarians have extensive experience treating fish patients. What’s the secret? Water quality.
