From Clients to Community: Building A Preparedness Ecosystem

When disaster strikes, a successful response depends on partnerships. In Florida, those partnerships are built through a strategic network of professionals from a wide range of institutions.

Manning the Front Lines: How SART and UF College of Veterinary Medicine Strengthen Florida’s Incident Command System

When disaster strikes, a successful response depends on partnerships. In Florida, those partnerships are built through a strategic network of professionals from a wide range of institutions.

Bridging Communication Networks: Aligning With County Emergency Management

Veterinary clinics are often the first organizations pet owners turn to for guidance, support, and care when disaster strikes.

The Veterinary Lead: Empowering Clients Before the Storm Hits

Many practice clients simply don’t know where to start or what resources are at their disposal when an emergency occurs.

How to Be an Effective Mentor

Whether the new team member is an associate, an intern or even a new veterinary technician, a good mentoring relationship is crucial to the person’s professional development.

Advancing Surgical Confidence, One Procedure at a Time

Over the course of two days in Fort Walton Beach, seasoned veterinarians stepped out of the office and into the operating room to sharpen their surgical skills through the FVMA's Advanced Canine Surgery Wet Lab.

Disaster Relief Starts with Preparedness: How Veterinary Clinics Can Be Ready for Severe Weather

As a veterinary leader, you are the backbone of your community’s safety. Especially in Florida, when severe weather threatens your area, clients don’t just turn to you for medical care; they look to you for reassurance, expertise, and support.

Only 2 Days Left: Download Your Mandatory HB 89 Veterinary Compliance Kit

Florida’s new prescription disclosure rules under House Bill 89 go into full effect this Wednesday, July 1, 2026. If you haven't yet prepared your clinic for these legislative changes, there is no need to panic. The FVMA has done the heavy lifting to ensure your practice remains fully compliant without losing valuable clinical time to legal drafting or graphic design.