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Pinellas County Veterinary Medical Association
Established in 1965
The PINELLAS COUNTY VETERINARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, Inc. is an organization of veterinarians with the purpose of promoting education, the exchange of knowledge and fellowship among the veterinarians of Pinellas County through regular programs of continuing education and by communicating current events and public issues to our members.
We are dedicated to educating the public in the humane and responsible care of both pets and un-owned animals through direct action and by supporting programs that promote public awareness. Including among those programs is the Pinellas Animal Foundation’s Pet Professor program, which educates children in responsible pet ownership.
We provide a forum for the discussion and development of positions on issues of importance to the profession, pet owners and to the public.
The Pinellas County Veterinary Medical Association also serves as the collective and authorized voice for its members and for the profession in Pinellas County.
The Veterinarian’s Oath was adopted by the American Veterinary Medical Association‘s House of Delegates July 1969, and amended by the AVMA Executive Board, November 1999 and December 2010.
Being located on the Gulf Coast of Florida, hurricanes are always a potential threat for our population and pets. Being prepared both for yourself and your pet may be vital in case of a hurricane. One aspect is to know
If you believe that you may have a pet animal emergency, then you should immediately get in touch with either your personal veterinarians or closest animal emergency clinic. It is better to ask and not wait. The vet staff will
Dr. Don Howell, President of the PCVMA and owner of Midway Animal Hospital, and Dr. Harvey Partridge, Florida Board of Veterinary Medicine and Partridge Animal Hospital, both received Gold Star Awards at the 89th Annual FVMA Convention’s Awards Ceremony. This
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Pet Professor News Pinellas Animal Foundation’s South County Pet Professor, Ellen Gallo and canine partner Gracie, appeared at Largo Central Park for Paw Fest 2018. Dr. Don Morgan and Ellen talked to hundreds of people about veterinary and animal issues
Hurricane Pet Preparedness Here in Pinellas County, there is the potential for hazards as a result of severe weather or man-made disasters. One of the greatest hazards that we face is hurricanes and with the hurricane season running from June
SPCA Tampa Bay is pleased and honored to announce that we’ve partnered with Puerto Rico Animal Unite, along with St. Huberts Animal Welfare Center, to be the local coordinator to bring in owned pets that were left behind in Puerto
St Petersburg College – School of Veterinary Technology We will welcome 62 new AS students and 15 new AS students this spring. One of our new BAS graduates, Michelle Marks, spoke at our December commencement, where 39 As students and
YOU ARE INVITED TO A COMPLIMENTARY BRUNCH AND SEMINAR FOR ALL VETERINARIANS, VETERINARY TECHNICIANS AND STAFF Where: ST PETERSBURG MARRIOTT CLEARWATER 12600 ROOSEVELT BLVD, ST PETERSBURG, FL 33716 When: SUNDAY AUGUST 13, 2017 BRUNCH & REGISTRATION – 11:30 AM –
Seeking Externship If the status of your classified ad has changed or you wish to include an ad in the PCVMA newsletter, please contact Dr. Don Morgan at Donmorgansr@aol.com or 727-397-7387 (PAF/PCVMA Office) or 727-410-7856 (Cell) for the next newsletter.
