Issues

In the Veterinarian's Oath, a pledge made by every veterinarian upon entering the profession and a guideline of the principles of veterinary medicine, veterinarians accept the responsibility to not only protect animal health, but to promote medical knowledge, practice their profession conscientiously, and improve professional knowledge and competence.

To that end, there are numerous issues in veterinary medicine that require further exploration and study. These are just a few of the issues CVMA is working on:

Accreditation

Anesthesia-free Dentals

Animal Behavior

Animal Disposal

Animal Treatments by Non-veterinarians

Avian Influenza Virus

Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy

Certificates of Veterinary Inspection (CVIs)

Chronic Wasting Disease

Canine Influenza Virus

Equine Dentistry

Feral Cats

Feline Resources

H1N1 2009

Horse Slaughter

Identity Theft (Red Flags Rule)

Infection Control

Legal Consent

Leptospirosis

Microchipping

National Animal Identification System

NSAID Use

Pet Food Safety

Pet Insurance

Pet Loss Damages

Pharmaceutical Disposal

Pharmacy Issues

Practice Ownership

Principles of Animal Welfare

Rabies

Radiation Safety

Rural Veterinary Issues

Sales and Use Tax

Unwanted Horse

Vaccine Issues

Veterinary Education

Veterinary Student Issues

West Nile Virus

Wildlife Health Information

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