The Conversation WI VetMed Needs

Nov 6, 6 - 9pm, Vintage Brewing, Sauk City

Registration for the 5th annual Leaders Connecting with Leaders is open. What started as a small, invite-only gathering has grown into Wisconsin VetMed’s most anticipated conversation—built on one rule that’s stuck from day one: you must bring a guest to pass. Join us for a new panel, a new location, and the connections that keep our community moving forward, together.

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Insulin Dysregulation in Horses: A Little Goes a Long Way

Insulin dysregulation is one of the most important and most misunderstood problems in equine practice. This webinar breaks down PPID and EMS, the two main drivers of hyperinsulinemia in horses. It covers how to diagnose each one and how to build a treatment plan that combines medication, supplements, and diet. Because a little insulin trouble goes a long way toward laminitis, this one is worth your hour. CE Credits: 1.2 scientific

Buying or Selling a Veterinary Practice: From Valuation to Closing

How does your practice’s pay and benefits package stack up? Join WVMA and the SVA team for the first look at the 2026 Veterinary Salary & Benefits Survey results. You’ll get Wisconsin-specific benchmarking on salaries, benefits, and workforce trends, so you can budget, hire, and retain with real data instead of a hunch. CE Credits: 1.2 scientific

Wear Your Sound. Back VetMed.

Make a minimum $25 one-time or recurring donation to the VetMed PAC and pick your sound (and your color) on a WVMA baseball cap. Let your hat do the talking while the PAC does the advocating.

A Year of Toxicities in Dogs and Cats

From springtime lilies to summer algal blooms, fall mushrooms, and winter antifreeze, toxic exposures change with the seasons, and curious pets have a way of finding them. This session covers toxin identification, clinical signs, decontamination, and antidotal therapies for the poisoned patient, with practical takeaways for general and emergency practice. CE Credits: 1.2 scientific

New World Screwworm

The New World screwworm has been detected in U.S. livestock, prompting increased surveillance and response efforts nationwide. Wisconsin is a low-risk state for propagation of the fly, and this is not a food safety issue. However, we could see cases in our state due to animal movement. So veterinarians across all practice types should understand what this development means. 1.2 scientific CE credits

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Submit a Classified Ad

Are you looking to sell your practice, share a service, find a veterinary position, or lend your expertise as a relief vet?

You can do all that and more by posting a listing in the WVMA Classifieds! Your ad will appear in the WVMA Voice newsletter and on the WVMA website for two consecutive months and can be renewed at your request.

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More Than a Profession

At the WVMA, we believe that being a veterinarian is more than just a profession. We are a community of individuals committed to advancing the cause of veterinary medicine in Wisconsin.

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veterinary medicine and the veterinary community in Wisconsin.