Welcome to Veterinary Ireland

Veterinary Ireland is the representative body for veterinary surgeons in Ireland. Its role is to represent veterinary surgeons in Ireland and to facilitate the veterinary profession in its commitment to improving the health and welfare of animals under its care, to protecting public health and to serving the changing needs of its clients and the community through effective and innovative leadership.  For information on membership and membership application click here.

We are also pleased to announce our Irish Veterinary Journal has now been fully re-launched as an open access journal with BioMed Central, and is freely available online please go to www.irishvetjournal.org


 

National Animal Welfare Forum


Convened by the Veterinary Ireland Animal Welfare Committee

Date:                  Sunday 27th May 2012
Venue:               The Ballroom, Citywest Hotel, Dublin
Time:                 1.00pm - 5.00pm
Chairperson:    Pat Kirwan, Chair of Animal Welfare, Veterinary Ireland
CVE Credits:     2.5       


To launch this year's Spay Ireland Initiative (previously Spay Week Ireland) which will emphasise the importance of spaying and neutering all year, the Veterinary Ireland Animal Welfare Committee has organised a National Animal Welfare Forum.

Agenda - Click Here
Invitation - Click Here

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VICAS CVE 2012 has now launched!

Download the Brochure by clicking the below or visit the CVE Current Events section.

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Love my Pet website launched

Please visit the new Love my Pet website from VICAS by clicking the image below!
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Veterinary Ireland AGM 2011

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The Veterinary Assistance Programme (VetAP)

The Veterinary Assistance Programme (VetAP) is a confidential support service, provided by the Irish Veterinary Benevolent Fund (IVBF) and supported by Veterinary Ireland.
Support is FREE to all Veterinary professionals and their dependents.
For more details on VetAP please click here
To visit the VetAP Website click here

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