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New graduates fill the gaps

New graduates fill the gaps
Earlier this week, the first graduates of Massey University’s Bachelor of Veterinary Technology proudly crossed the stage in Palmerston North to receive their degrees.

Massey Vet School to get upgrade

Massey Vet School to get upgrade
Massey University has announced their decision to upgrade and expand Zealand's only veterinary school, a move welcomed by Veterinary Council Chairman, Ron Gibson.

Dinner at Rose's!

Dinner at Rose's!
Member news and activities
Danielle Hawkins, veterinarian by day, writer by night. Her debut novel Dinner at Rose's is one for the ladies.

Of blossoms and butterflies. Part 1: A short history of the cardiotonic steroids
Editor's pick, Vetscript May 2012
Cardiotonic steroids are thought to have first appeared on earth around 1 billion years ago and until recently, were regarded as important drugs.

Link between animal abuse and family violence – developing a guideline for vets

Link between animal abuse and family violence – developing a guideline for vets
A recent study showed that one in three women surveyed reported delaying leaving violent relationships because they feared their pets and other animals would be killed or tortured.

You're the heart of practice!

You're the heart of practice!
Join us at this year's multidiscplinary conference! Our blended technical programme for NZVA's 2012 conference 'The Heart of Practice' has something for everyone. Register before 20 May and save with our special earlybird rates!

Animal Health and Welfare

Animal welfare

The NZVA views the veterinary profession as a primary guardian of the health and wellbeing of all animals. As such, we focus on enabling and promoting our membership as having the knowledge, skills and leadership in the field of animal welfare and wellbeing.