May is National Animal Disaster Preparedness Month As Colorado heads into spring, one thing is already clear: conditions are setting the stage for a challenging wildfire season. Ongoing drought across...
The AVMA Committee on Veterinary Technician Education and Activities (CVTEA) will be conducting an accreditation site visit to the following veterinary technology programs in Colorado in 2026. Potential volunteers can...
Veterinary Sustainability Alliance (VSA) is pleased to roll out the Green Paw Program – a certification process designed to support veterinary clinics in taking action to make their practices more...
by Andrew Linklater, DVM, DACVECC Tracheal collapse remains a challenging respiratory condition in small and toy‑breed dogs, presenting with a characteristic honking cough and progressive airway obstruction. As clinicians we...
Looking for a meaningful way to use your veterinary skills beyond the clinic? The Front Range Veterinary Medical Reserve Corps (FRVMRC) brings together veterinarians, technicians, animal health-care workers and engaged...
By Dion Studinski, Behavioral Consultant (Ancillary K9 Dog Training, Denver) Integrated Approach to Behavior Challenges Veterinary medicine has made progress in reducing stress for dogs through Fear Free handling, positive...
CVMA is pleased to announce a new year-round partnership with SVA Certified Public Accountants, offering CVMA members access to webinars, and a NEW Colorado Veterinary Salary & Benefits Survey. About...
The Colorado Association of Certified Veterinary Technicians (CACVT) has announced an exciting update for current Veterinary Technician Specialists (VTSs) pursuing advanced credentials. Beginning next month, CACVT will open applications for...
By Dion Studinski of Ancillary K9 Dog Training – Denver Veterinarians are often the first professionals owners turn to when their dog’s behavior starts to worry them. Whether the issue...
We are excited to announce that membership renewals are now open for the membership cycle for October 1, 2025 through December 31, 2026. Whether you’ve been part of the CVMA...
2026 will be here before we know it, and it’s a license renewal year for Colorado veterinarians!As you prepare, take note of an important new continuing education (CE) requirement now...
During the Covid-19 pandemic, veterinary practices across the U.S. experienced an unprecedented surge in client visits. With so many households welcoming new pets during that time, veterinarians found themselves busier...
CVMA was deeply honored to host a very special moment during our 2025 Member Meeting and Awards Presentation: the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) presented its prestigious Advocacy Award to...
CVMA proudly recognized its 2025 award winners during the Annual Membership Meeting at the CVMA Convention in Broomfield, CO. Each recipient has made an extraordinary impact through their dedication, service,...
On Thursday, Dr. Mike Lent (AVMA District IX Representative) proudly installed CVMA’s new board members during the Annual Membership Meeting at the CVMA Convention in Broomfield, CO. These dedicated leaders...
On August 22, CVMA joined in celebrating the 154 incoming veterinary students who took their professional oath and received their first blue coats at Colorado State University’s annual Oath and...
Congratulations to the following CVMA members on their new positions on the CVMA Board of Directors for 2025-2026! The CVMA Nominating Committee presented its slate of nominees in June 2025....
The AVMA Committee on Veterinary Technician Education and Activities (CVTEA) will visit the Community College of Denver’s Veterinary Technology program on October 22–23, 2025 as part of its accreditation process....
