Atlantic Coast Veterinary Conference (ACVC)

During her keynote address at the Atlantic Coast Veterinary Conference, Patricia White, DVM, MS, DACVD, CPC, helped attendees rediscover not only their passion for their profession, but how to regain their sense of purpose.

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At the 2021 ACVC, Kristina Guldbrand, BS, ACC, CVT, shared the importance of developing coaching skills to empower your team members and build their trust.

Sue Ettinger, DVM, DACVIM (Oncology) discussed innovations in canine cancer treatment during a keynote address at the Atlantic Coast Veterinary Conference.

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From signature landmarks to nightlife destinations and beyond, explore these locations to visit near Atlantic City during your stay for ACVC.

Veterinary professionals, you can help teach clients how to differentiate between an aggressive, anxious and relaxed dog by understanding these canine body language basics. Here are the basics from Atlantic Coast Veterinary Conference speaker Dr. Shana Gilbert-Gregory.

Some of the veterinary technician speakers and attendees at the Atlantic Coast Veterinary Conference wanted to extend their best wishes for a wonderful week to colleagues around the country!

What do woodworking, indoor gardening, painting and cake decorating have in common? Theyre the avocations of a few of the 2019 ACVC speakers. Get to know seven more of our conference lecturers here.

Could the implementation of evidence-based CPR increase survival rates in veterinary medicine?

Clients who are well informed about this disease can offer their diabetic pet a very good chance at a long and happy life. Thats where the veterinary team comes in.

Dr. Berry shares the best way to achieve optimal diagnostic resu

Which Atlantic Coast Veterinary Conference speaker started dancing ballet three years ago? Whose pets made the cover of JAVMA? And who has an obsessive relationship with spray cheese? Read on for these answers and many more interesting tidbits about this years speakers.

The cannabidiol (CBD) conversation is in full swing in veterinary practices across the country, and its time for veterinarians to chime in.

While the push to end the practice of onychectomy continues, much has yet to be learned about the long-term consequences of the procedure.

Fellow vet tech encourages all vet techs to stay involved at their veterinary practice.

When it comes to miniature pigs, you should know about these common health conditions.

ACVC follows MJH Associates recent acquisition of media assets from UBM Life Sciences Group.