MVA publishes a quarterly newsletter for referring veterinarians. Download a copy here.

• Spring 2011
  Including feature article "Canine Demodicosis: Common But Treatable." Plus, information on continuing education, the pet loss support group, the MVA Monthly Lecture Series, and a special profile of our new department, Pet Rehabilitation and Acupuncture, and its leader, Dr. Michelle Rupp. Referring vets are cordially invited to attend a special dinner presentation entitled "Tips and Tricks for Treating Those Frustrating Chronic Dermatology Cases: Focus on treating itch, seborrhea and MDR bacteria," presented by Karen Farver, DVM, ACVD. Attendees will receive 2 hours of CE.

  

• Summer 2010
  Including feature article "Trilostane for the Treatment of Canine Hyperadrenocorticism – The Answer to our Problems?" Plus, information on continuing education, the pet loss support group, the MVA Monthly Lecture Series, and profiles of our internal medicine specialists John V. DeBiasio, James F. Dougherty, and Damon B. Rodriguez. Plus, an invitation to a special dinner presentation entitled "Feline Diabetes: Cats Are Not Small Dogs," presented by John V. DeBiasio, DVM, DACVIM.

  

• Spring 2010
  Including feature article "Focus on Canine Cranial Cruciate Ligament Disease" Plus, information on continuing education, the pet loss support group, the MVA Monthly Lecture Series, and profiles of our surgeons Lori W. Cabell, A. Jon Nannos, Jacqui Niles, Catherine Popovitch, and Timothy M. Schwab.

  

• Winter 2010
  Including feature article "Focus on Emergency Services." Plus, information on continuing education, the pet loss support group, the MVA Monthly Lecture Series, and profiles of our Emergency Team James Buckman, Owen Fink, Jennifer McGough, Marisa Suvannavejh, Franciszek von Esse, and Julie Hirsch.

  

• Fall 2009
  Welcome to the first edition of our newsletter. Including feature article "Pulmonary Artery Hypertension," by Risa Roland, DVM, DACVIM. Plus, information on continuing education, the pet loss support group, the MVA Monthly Lecture Series, the "Red Flags Rule," and specialist profiles of John V. DeBiasio (Internal Medicine) and Risa Roland (Cardiology).