COVID-19 Resources Available for Veterinary Practices

Source: CVMA
Practices experiencing COVID-19 exposures should contact their local public health department to report them and receive guidance. The CVMA also has COVID-19 practice recommendations which can be found at cvma.net or by clicking here.

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The Central California Veterinary Medical Association began in 1962 when a small number of veterinarians gathered periodically to share ideas and promote continuing education for members. As the years passed, the association saw the opening of the first emergency clinic in the area, and continued to promote animal welfare through monthly continuing education meetings and community service projects. Today the association; a local chapter of the California Veterinary Medical Association, has over 100 members from Fresno and several other surrounding counties.

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2023 California Veterinarian Legislative Update

The Central California Veterinary Medical Association

This year, the CVMA is working to represent the veterinary profession on a number of critical bills that impact how veterinary medicine is practiced and the level of care that animals receive in California. The CVMA legislative team is participating in meetings frequently in order to ensure that the voice of the profession is heard among stakeholders and lawmakers.

Most bills have made o...