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Small Animal Topic

Mast Cell Tumors

...to the bone marrow and visceral organs such as the spleen, liver, lungs (rarely), and other regions of the skin. As such, your pet’s primary care veterinarian or ACVS board-certified...
Large Animal Topic

Urolithiasis in Small Ruminants

...always speak to their veterinarians before adding any supplements to the feed. Photos provided courtesy of Susan L. Fubini, DVM, Diplomate ACVS and Peter C. Rakestraw, VMD, MA, Diplomate ACVS....
Small Animal Topic

Glossectomy

...glossectomy is recommended, your veterinarian may choose to refer you to an ACVS board-certified veterinary surgeon. For tumors of the tongue, the location and size of the tumor will determine...
Honored Mentor

Jack D. Robinette

...of these three ACVS Diplomates who have donated to the ACVS Foundation’s Mentor Program in my behalf. Their interest in promoting the high standards of the College & ACVS Foundation...
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Call for Abstracts

...with your ACVS website login username and password. The abstract submission system requires four sections in order to submit an abstract. Follow the onscreen prompts to complete the information within...
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Donor Hub

The mission of the ACVS Foundation is to support the advancement of surgical care of all animals Honor a Mentor Say “thank you” to the ACVS Diplomate who helped pave...
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New Resident Registration in 2023

Submission of new resident registration information, registration of resident advisors, and payment of matriculation fees are completed in CERT. Program directors were emailed details about the process on August 2,...