In conjunction with Farmers for Climate Action, Deputy Chair Dr Angela Frimberger is holding free animal health and climate change sessions next week, as reported in Sheep Central and National Tribune. CLIMATE change and animal health information sessions will be held across New South Wales next week. AVEA and Farmers for Climate Action are offering
February was an exciting month for us at AVEA with the launch of the Climate Care Program! We’re thrilled to be sharing this groundbreaking program that’s helping vet teams reduce their environmental impact, lower costs, add value, and protect the habitats of the animals we love and care for. The program is open to all veterinary
Volunteer member of AVEA, Regina Warne (BSc (Vet Bio)) was recently published in The Canberra Times on 18 March 2023, answering the question for Ask Fuzzy, “Why is my vet now suggesting tick-bite prevention?”: Tick-bite paralysis in pets is a condition commonly caused by the eastern paralysis tick (Ixodes holocyclus). When dogs, cats, or even
February was an exciting month for us at AVEA with the launch of the Climate Care Program! We’re thrilled to be sharing this groundbreaking program that’s helping vet teams reduce their environmental impact, lower costs, add value, and protect the habitats of the animals we love and care for. The program is open to all
Volunteer member of AVEA, Regina Warne (BSc (Vet Bio)) was recently published in The Canberra Times on 18 March 2023, answering the question for Ask Fuzzy, "Why is my vet now suggesting tick-bite prevention?": Tick-bite paralysis in pets is a condition commonly caused by the eastern paralysis tick (Ixodes holocyclus). When dogs, cats, or even
As veterinary and animal care professionals, you understand that healthy animals need a healthy climate. The good news is that there is plenty that vet teams can do to tackle climate change and its impact on the animals we love and care for
I graduated as a veterinarian 25 years ago because I wanted to help animals. Even then there were 51 women and only 13 men in my class. Women continue to dominate my profession today, making up 67% of Australian veterinarians, according to industry surveys*. As a female-dominated profession, I feel we now have an opportunity
I graduated as a veterinarian 25 years ago because I wanted to help animals. Even then there were 51 women and only 13 men in my class. Women continue to dominate my profession today, making up 67% of Australian veterinarians, according to industry surveys*. As a female-dominated profession, I feel we now have an opportunity
VfCA welcomed the opportunity to provide a submission to the Federal Government’s request for feedback on Reforms of the Safeguard Mechanism. We commend the Government on their progress towards addressing climate change and recognise that the Safeguard Mechanism has the potential to become a powerful mechanism to rapidly reduce Australia’s emissions and tackle harmful climate
AVEA Chair, Dr Jeannet Kessels, and former Chief Veterinary Officer, Dr Andrew Turner, have written to both the Prime Minister and Victorian Premier regarding the future of Australia’s native forest ecosystems. They expressed their concern regarding he level and widespread occurrence of the logging and clearing of native forests and its impact on our animals
