Small Animal Topic

Splenic Masses

...leash walks only during the first two weeks of healing. Your dog may need to wear an E-collar or tee shirt to prevent self-trauma to the surgical site. Benign splenic...
Small Animal Topic

Osteoarthritis in Cats

...a primary problem with the joint (excess force or abnormal shape) or may develop through wear-and-tear activities of daily life. The primary cause of OA often cannot be identified in...
Large Animal Topic

Laminitis in Horses

...on a nail on the left front limb & is unable to bear weight; if the problem in the left front limb is not resolved, the right forelimb is at...
News

Residents’ Workshops begin in October

...Maclver, DVM, MS, DACVS (Small Animal): Stifle Surgery Brittany Ciepluch, DVM, MS, DACVS (Small Animal): Skin Reconstruction December 11, 2023 Jennifer Peterson, DVM, DACVS (Small Animal): Ear Surgery Rachel Williams,...
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Additional information on ACVS Fellowship Programs

...would have specific expertise and knowledge in their specialized disciplines beyond what can be mastered within a 3-year ACVS Veterinary Surgery Residency Program. ACVS recognizes this expertise within its own...
News

Veterinary Surgery associate editors

...2023. Drs. Ben Ahern, Stanley Kim, and Janet McClaran are completing their term as associate editors this year. Sincere thanks to these dedicated Diplomates for six years of continued service....
Small Animal Topic

Gastric Dilatation-Volvulus

...are best when performed early in the course of the disease since death (mortality) rates increase with the severity of disease. Your pet may be referred to an ACVS board-certified...
Honored Mentor

Jason A. Syrcle

...was an instrumental mentor during my residency and early faculty career. He is always a reliable source of knowledge and experience. Dr. Syrcle has had an immeasurable impact on the...