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The World Small Animal Veterinary Association has launched a landmark global survey designed to better understand the realities, challenges, and opportunities shaping companion animal veterinary practice around the world.
We are excited to announce that we are now accepting nominations for our 2026 Awards. These prestigious awards recognize veterinary professionals from all backgrounds, generations, and regions who are creating positive change for companion animals and the people who care for them.
The WSAVA Congress Advisory Group (CAG) plays a vital role in shaping the WSAVA Congress to meet national and regional needs. The CAG provides key insights to ensure the event is locally relevant and impactful.
Do you have knowledge, experience, or innovative ideas you would like to share with the global veterinary community? The WSAVA Education Committee has officially opened the call for speakers for the 2027 WSAVA World Congress, taking place in New Delhi, India.
WSAVA World Congress 2027 is heading to New Delhi, India. From 5–7 November 2027, the global veterinary community will come together at the world-class Yashobhoomi Convention Centre for three days of scientific excellence, collaboration, innovation, and shared progress for companion animal health and welfare.
The World Small Animal Veterinary Association is pleased to announce a new long-term partnership with iM3, a global leader in veterinary dentistry.
The World Small Animal Veterinary Association is pleased to announce a new educational partnership with Not One More Vet,cInc. (NOMV), a leading advocate for mental health and wellbeing in the veterinary profession.
The World Small Animal Veterinary Association (WSAVA) contributed to the high-level forum “Acting Now, Investing Smart – Partner Together to Tackle AMR”, hosted by the World Organisation for Animal Health in collaboration with the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development in Paris.
The WSAVA Hereditary Disease Committee is seeking a new Chair to help drive its mission of improving understanding and management of hereditary diseases, supporting better outcomes for companion animals now and in the future.
The WSAVA Reproduction Control Committee is seeking a new Chair to lead its work in developing global guidance on reproductive control in cats and dogs, including both surgical and non-surgical approaches.

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