The event, held virtually, featured a series of panels and discussions on topics such as the future of veterinary medicine, the role of technology in improving animal health, and the importance of sustainability in the industry. One of the key themes of the summit was the need for collaboration and innovation to address the challenges facing the veterinary industry. Participants discussed the importance of working together to develop new solutions and approaches to improve animal health and welfare.
The grant will provide Veterinarians of Record (VOR) to 10 shelters in the U.S. The VOR program is a partnership between Shelters United and Mars Veterinary Health. The program aims to improve the health and well-being of shelter animals, increase their chances of adoption, and reduce the number of euthanizations.
The program aims to provide comprehensive support for individuals seeking to improve their relationships. The online education course will cover topics such as communication, conflict resolution, and emotional intelligence. The relationship guidelines will offer practical advice on maintaining healthy relationships. The state-by-state resource directory will provide information on local support groups, counseling services, and other resources. The program is expected to be a valuable tool for individuals and couples looking to strengthen their relationships. The new program, a collaborative effort born from last year’s access-to-care ideation sessions, is set to revolutionize the way individuals seek to improve their relationships.
The VSA will work to promote sustainability in veterinary practices through education, research, and advocacy. The VSA will also provide resources and support to veterinary practices looking to implement sustainable practices.
Mars Veterinary Health is dedicated to enhancing the quality of veterinary care and education, with a focus on sustainability. The company has announced a collaboration with the Veterinary Medical Association (VMA) to launch a new initiative aimed at promoting sustainable practices within the veterinary profession.
Mars Veterinary Health (MVH) is committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive environment within the veterinary profession. Recognizing the importance of diversity and inclusion, MVH has established partnerships with industry and academic institutions.
The faculty shortage in academic veterinary medicine is a significant challenge that impacts the quality of education and the ability to meet the growing demand for veterinary services. This shortage is due to several factors, including an aging faculty population, limited funding for veterinary schools, and the increasing complexity of veterinary medicine.
The Mars Veterinary Health family is focused on four strategic priorities: 1) Optimize patient health, 2) Advance human health, 3) Invest in employees, 4) Build a sustainable future. This document outlines our commitment to these priorities and our vision for the future.
About the Veterinary Sustainability Alliance The Veterinary Sustainability Alliance (VSA) is a non-profit organization committed to advancing sustainability in veterinary and animal health professions across North America for the protection of health and the planet. VSA has three strategic pillars focused on clinical tools, resources, and standards; educational materials and curricula; and policy utilization beneficial to the veterinary profession around sustainability. Learn more at veterinarysustainabilityalliance.org.
