American College of Veterinary Emergency Critical Care (ACVECC)

American College of Veterinary Emergency Critical Care (ACVECC) Mission: To create and sustain the standards of excellence in veterinary emergency and critical care. Yes, they do have additional training!
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A specialist in emergency and critical care is a specially trained veterinarian who is dedicated to treating life-threatening conditions. They must first be a graduate of a recognized veterinary school, then receive a minimum (or equivalent) of 3 additional years of intense training in emergency, surgery and critical care through completion of an American College of Veterinary Emergency and Critic

al Care (ACVECC)-approved training program. This intense program is referred to as a “residency” in emergency and critical care and focuses on the most up-to-date techniques for diagnosis and treatment of life-threatening disease processes in an emergency, and for the critical time while the animal is recovering. The emergency and critical care residency is supervised by mentors who have been through similar training programs and are themselves board-certified Diplomates of the American College of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care (DACVECC). Once the veterinarian has completed these years of specialty residency training, the individual must then pass a tough board -certification examination given by the ACVECC. Upon successful completion of the training and passing of the examination, the veterinarian is a Diplomate of the ACVECC, is termed a “specialist”, and is board-certified in veterinary emergency and critical care.

Virtual PGR is BACK! 📚Secure your spot to hear Dr. Mahalingam-Dhingra discuss Large Animal Shipping Fever!📣 Link in bio ...
08/27/2026

Virtual PGR is BACK! 📚

Secure your spot to hear Dr. Mahalingam-Dhingra discuss Large Animal Shipping Fever!

📣 Link in bio to register!

📣 CALL FOR SPEAKERS: 2027 ACVECC Congress! 🐾✨Got groundbreaking clinical insights, innovative research, or practical wis...
08/14/2026

📣 CALL FOR SPEAKERS: 2027 ACVECC Congress! 🐾✨

Got groundbreaking clinical insights, innovative research, or practical wisdom to share with your fellow emergency and critical care professionals? We want to hear from you!

For Diplomates, By Diplomates: Connect • Collaborate • Catalyze

Join us in Raleigh, North Carolina, from July 8–10, 2027, and help shape the future of veterinary emergency and critical care.

🗓️ Submission Deadline: September 30, 2026

Don’t miss your chance to contribute to an extraordinary lineup of lectures and discussions.

🔗 Submit your proposal today: https://acvecc.org/Public/2027-ACVECC-Congress/Call-for-Speakers

08/06/2026

Assistant clinical professor Dr. Emmanuelle Butty's research into the use of extracorporeal therapy hemoperfusion (ECT) as a treatment for pets that have ingested poison or a toxic dose of medication, "New guidelines for hemoperfusion in treating toxicities," is Cummings School's Spotlight in the July issue of the American Journal of Veterinary Research. Read more: https://avmajournals.avma.org/view/journals/ajvr/87/7/ajvr.26.05.0202.xml
American Journal of Veterinary Research - AJVR

[📸: Jeff Poole, Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine]

08/04/2026

this is very relevant to us!

07/31/2026

Abstract submissions are now open for AVMA Convention 2027, taking place July 16-20, 2027, in Minneapolis. This is a valuable opportunity to share your knowledge and expertise with the veterinary community.

AVMA is committed to offering a broad range of continuing education that enhances the professional competency of Convention attendees. To ensure sessions are meaningful, current, and relevant, content should appeal to both emerging and experienced veterinary professionals.

All submissions will be reviewed by the Convention Education Program Committee (CEPC). Speakers will be notified of their submission status by the end of December 2026. By submitting an abstract, you agree to be available to present on any day during AVMA Convention 2027. The submission site closes October 2, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. Central. Submit an abstract: https://bit.ly/4pMDtHy

07/31/2026
thank you to this fire department for coming to these naughty cats' aid!
07/29/2026

thank you to this fire department for coming to these naughty cats' aid!

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