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Babesia gibsoni detected in two dogs in Canterbury
Biosecurity New Zealand is investigating after the exotic red blood cell parasite Babesia gibsoni was detected in two dogs in the Canterbury region. Babesia gibsoni is an unwanted and notifiable organism in New Zealand.
Keep dogs away from human treats this Easter to prevent emergency treatment
If chocolate, hot cross buns, and Easter egg hunts are on your agenda this long weekend, make sure they are kept well away from your dog to help avoid an urgent trip to the emergency veterinarian.
2024 NZVA Award winners announced
We are delighted to announce the NZVA Awards winners for 2024! Each year, The New Zealand Veterinary Association Te Pae Kīrehe (NZVA) recognises significant accomplishments, exemplary leadership and tireless commitment to our veterinary community thr…
Don’t put off puppy vaccinations as parvovirus cases surge - NZVA
As veterinarians report seeing a significant increase in the number of parvovirus cases, the New Zealand Veterinary Association Te Pae Kīrehe (NZVA) is calling on puppy owners to prioritise essential vaccinations to prevent heartbreak.
Upcoming courses and events
2024 NZVA and NZVNA Conference
Te Pae Christchurch Convention Centre
19-21 June 2024
Empowering veterinary mental health
Fostering collective growth for greater community impact.
Webinar series (recorded) - FREE
25 March, 22 May, 27 July
On-farm parasitology skills
Develop effective and sustainable parasite control programmes.
Online
5 May - 4 August 2024
Edu-Badge: Rural animal
A range of micro-credentials for allied veterinary professionals working with rural animals.
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Available February - December
