2022 Virginia Veterinary Conference Registration Brochure

Vveterinary I R G conference INIA

February 24-26, 2022

AT THE HOTEL ROANOKE & CONFERENCE CENTER

A LETTER from the Conference Chair Welcome back!

I would like to invite all of my colleagues to join us at the VVMA Annual Conference at the historic Hotel Roanoke. The beautiful city of Roanoke offers an assortment of entertainment and dining opportunities to complement our fine continuing education meetings and offers attendees a great weekend.

I hope that we have all managed to navigate the difficulties that we encountered during this pandemic. While last year's meeting was very successful and the continuing education sessions online were excellent, we missed the very important personal interaction with our colleagues and all of the sponsors, exhibitors and their teams of support staff. We have tried very hard to put together the best list of topics and speakers for our first, in-person Virginia Veterinary Conference since this pandemic arrived.

Thursday morning, the VVMA Board of Directors will meet. Leaders from the AVMA and our neighboring VMAs will be present and update us on their respective organizations.

Dean Dan Givens will also address the group with a veterinary school report.

The conference kicks off on Thursday evening.

At 5:00pm, we will have a presentation and panel discussion on the Potomac Regional Veterinary Coping, Resilience and Challenges

survey. The survey was conducted in an effort to address the impacts that the current pandemic has had on our profession and offer solutions to some of the problems we face as of a result of it. Immediately following the presentation, a Welcome reception will take place from 6:00-7:00pm. Light food and refreshments will be available and we hope you take this opportunity to reconnect with colleagues that you missed last year.

The exhibit hall opens Friday morning at 7:30am. Breakfast will be available in the exhibit hall for conference participants. During meal and snack breaks on Friday and through lunch on Saturday, please take the opportunity to visit all of the exhibitor and sponsor booths to see the great services and products they are offering. We could not have this great CE opportunity without all of the exhibiting companies' generous support.

Dr. Cyndie Courtney will open as our keynote speaker on Friday at 8:00am, presenting "The Inefficiency of Overwork- The Science of Doing More with Rest."

Continuing education continues at 9:50am, with an impressive list of speakers and topics presenting in several tracks including: small animal I, small animal II, public practice (Friday only), food animal, equine and technician. All of the committees did outstanding work in developing their respective parts of this

THANK YOU platinum silver bronze

to our

meeting. Friday sessions end at 5:00pm and will be immediately followed by an Exhibitor Appreciation Reception from 5:00-5:40pm.

Refreshments and snacks will be served. At 5:45-6:45pm, also in the exhibit hall, we will have the Virginia Veterinary Awards presentation. This is an exciting time to celebrate and recognize some of the outstanding representatives of our great profession.

Saturday morning begins with a Devotional at 7:00am. The exhibit hall opens and breakfast will be available at 7:30am. CE sessions begin at 8:00am and conclude at 5:00pm. Lunch will be available Saturday in the exhibit hall and the hall will close after lunch.

All of us in the VVMA are looking forward to seeing all of you at the 2022 Virginia Veterinary Conference. As always, we are grateful for your support and are sure that you will appreciate the great opportunities for education and quality time with friends and colleagues.

Sincerely,

Marty Betts, DVM Martin Betts, DVM VVMA President-Elect & 2022 Conference Chair

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CONFERENCE DETAILS CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25 | 7 HOURS SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26 | 8 HOURS If you attend the full conference on Friday & Saturday, you may earn the necessary 15 hours to renew your Virginia license. It is the responsibility of the attendee to determine what is acceptable as continuing education in your state.

By registering for the Virginia Veterinary Conference, you are consenting that your name, email and mailing address may be given to conference exhibitors, sponsors and other affiliates for their use as a follow-up tool.

FOR 2021 VVC ATTENDEES DID YOU ATTEND THE 2021 VIRTUAL VVC? AS A THANK YOU FOR STICKING WITH US DURING A TOUGH YEAR, YOU CAN GET A PARTIAL DISCOUNT ON YOUR 2022 VVC REGISTRATION! 2021 Virtual VVC attendees who participated in both days will receive a $30 discount on 2022 registration. One day 2021 attendees will receive a $15 discount on 2022 registration.

If you are mailing/faxing the enclosed registration form, please note this and adjust the payment amount. If you're registering online and eligible, you will receive the refund on your credit card after registering.

3 WAYS TO REGISTER Online | Visit www.vvma.org/vvc-attendees Fax | 804-346-2655 Mail | Enclose registration form & mail to: VVMA, 3801 Westerre Parkway, Suite D, Henrico, VA 23233 Please make checks payable to VVMA. We also accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover & American Express

REGISTRATION INCLUDES Online speaker proceedings; available to download from the VVMA website in early February Thursday session & welcome reception Open access to CE sessions Open access to exhibit hall Continental breakfasts, breaks and lunches Friday evening reception & Virginia Veterinary Awards ceremony

PROCEEDINGS

EARLY REGISTRATION DEADLINE

FRIDAY, JANUARY 28, 2022

Registrations postmarked, received by fax or online after this date will

be charged the late rate. Onsite/ Walk-in registrants will be charged the

late rate, plus $20.00.

REFUND POLICY

NO REFUNDS AFTER JANUARY 28, 2022

If you cancel before January 28, a $75 administrative fee will be deducted from your refund. The conference will allow registrants to transfer their registration to another person's name, with no administrative fee.

HOTEL RESERVATIONS

Speaker proceedings will be posted online and available at least two weeks prior to the conference. Registrants will receive an email with instructions and details on where they can access the proceedings.

The Hotel Roanoke & Conference Center is offering a conference rate of $144 single/double per night, plus applicable taxes & fees. Please make your room reservation before January 20, 2022. Hotel reservations are to be made directly with the Hotel Roanoke by calling 540-985-5900 or online at www.vvma.org/vvc-attendees

PARTICIPANTS WITH DISABILITIES

*Rooms are subject to sell out before the cut off date. To avoid a

penalty/fee, cancellations must be made 48 hours prior to check-in date.

If you need reasonable accommodation to attend this conference, please contact the VVMA office at 804-346-2611.

SPOUSES & GUESTS Be sure to register your spouse/guest if they would like to attend

continental breakfasts, breaks and lunches during the conference. Guests

may attend the Thursday and Friday receptions, free of charge.

SPEAKER SPONSORS Antech Banfield Pet Hospital Boehringer Ingelheim Animal Health Bush Veterinary Neurology Services Hampton Roads Veterinary Hospital & Integrative Medicine IDEXX Purina VA-MD College of Veterinary Medicine Veterinary Referral & Critical Care Virginia Innovative Partners

EXHIBIT HALL By visiting the exhibit hall, participating exhibitors and sponsors will

provide you with relevant information on the latest veterinary products,

services and information for you to take home to your practice. Exhibitor

hours will be 7:30am-5:30pm on Friday and 7:30am-1:30pm on Saturday.

Be sure to play the exhibit hall game for a chance to win a Visa gift card!

CONTRIBUTING PARTNERS LANYARDS

Agape Pet Services

Boehringer Ingelheim BAGS Zoetis PADFOLIOS

PENS

Boehringer Ingelheim, Dechra, Elanco, Simmons Mid Atlantic

CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTS

Thursday Session 5:00-6:00PM

POTOMAC REGIONAL VETERINARY COPING, RESILIENCE AND CHALLENGES

PRESENTATION & PANEL DISCUSSION

A panel of scholar-practitioners representing public health, veterinary social work, and mental health fields will offer evidence-based recommendations for managing critical stressors and promoting coping, including the implementation of mindfulness practices into work settings, managing communication challenges effectively, and the development of programs to support resilience in the profession.

Reception

FOLLOWING THE PANEL PRESENTATION, CATCH UP WITH YOUR FRIENDS & COLLEAGUES OVER LIGHT HORS D'OEUVRES AND REFRESHMENTS AT THE WELCOME RECEPTION!

6:00-7:00PM

Friday Keynote: 8:00-9:00AM

PRESENTED BY: CYNDIE COURTNEY, DVM

THE INEFFICIENCY OF OVERWORK THE SCIENCE OF DOING MORE WITH REST

Summary: Should we be so proud of pushing ourselves to the limit for our patients? The science suggests that past a certain point, we not only become less efficient, but may actually cause harm. See how other health professions- including medical fields- are challenging the traditional tradeoff between personal and professional obligations.

sponsored by:

VVMA

Virginia Veterinary Awards Friday, February 25th | 5:45-6:45PM

Join us after sessions on Friday at the VVC as we honor some of Virginia's finest veterinary professionals!

ONLINE REGISTRATION | WWW.VVMA.ORG/VVC-ATTENDEES

INTRODUCING

our conference speakers

Karen Becker, DVM, MPH, DACVPM USDA

Sandra Godden, DVM, DVSc University of Minnesota, College of Veterinary Medicine

Charlie Broaddus, DVM, PhD, DACT Virginia Dept. of Agriculture & Consumer Services

Trish Haak, MSW, LCSW, VSW VA-MD College of Veterinary Medicine

Heather Brookshire, DVM, DACVO Animal Vision Center of Virginia

Laura Hungerford, DVM, MPH, PhD, CPH VA-MD College of Veterinary Medicine

Abby Sage, VMD, DACVIM-LA Virginia Dept. of Agriculture & Consumer Services

Virginia BuechnerMaxwell, DVM, MS, DACVIM-LAIM VA-MD College of Veterinary Medicine

Joli Jarboe, DVM, DACVIM (Neurology) Bush Veterinary Neurology Service

Howard Seim III, DVM, DACVS Colorado State University

Tyler Carmack, DVM, CVA, CVFT, CHPV Hampton Roads Veterinary Hospice and Integrative Medicine

Megan Kirchgessner, DVM, PhD Virginia Dept. of Game and Inland Fisheries

Elaine Claffey, DVM, DACVS-LA Radford Animal Hospital/ VA-MD College of Veterinary Medicine

Leslie Knachel, MPH VA Board of Veterinary Medicine

Sherrie Clark, DVM, PhD, DACT VA-MD College of Veterinary Medicine Patrick Comyn, DVM Virginia Herd Health Management Services, PC Jennifer Davis, DVM, PhD, DACVIM-LA, DACVP VA-MD College of Veterinary Medicine Sarah Firebaugh, DVM USDA

Michael Lappin, DVM, PhD, DACVIM Colorado State University Andrea Lear, DVM, MS, PhD, DACVIM (LA) UT Institute of Agriculture Michael Leib, DVM, MS, DACVIM VA-MD College of Veterinary Medicine Julia Murphy, DVM, MS, DACVPM Virginia Dept. of Health

Catherine Nunnery, DVM, DACVO Equine Veterinary Vision, Inc. Roger RamirezBarrios, DVM, MS, PhD VA-MD College of Veterinary Medicine

Julie Settlage, DVM, MSc Vet Ed, DACVSLA Boehringer Ingelheim Rebecca Stepien, DVM, MS, DACVIM (Cardiology) University of Wisconsin

Kendall Taney, DVM, DAVDC Center for Veterinary Dentistry and Oral Surgery Dan Thomson, DVM, MS, PhD Iowa State University

Jessica Walters, DVM, PhD, DACPV Virginia Dept. of Agriculture & Consumer Services CDR Wanda Wilson Egbe, DVM, MPH, DACVP United States Dept. of Health and Human Services

Friday, February 25

schedule

Friday Highlights

Small Animal II

Small Animal I

7:30am | Registration & Continental Breakfast

8:00am

8:00am

The Inefficiency of Overwork: The Science of Doing More with Rest Dr. Cyndie Courtney

The Inefficiency of Overwork: The Science of Doing More with Rest Dr. Cyndie Courtney

9:00-9:50am | Break in Exhibit Hall

8:00-8:50am

9:50am

Keynote Session

Update on the Use of Probiotics and the Management of Diarrhea in Dogs & Cats Dr. Michael Lappin

9:50am-5:00pm Educational Sessions

10:50-11:10am | Break in Exhibit Hall

11:10am Intestinal Anastomosis Dr. Howard Seim

12:30-1:30pm Past Officers' Lunch

12:05pm Update on the Management of Upper Respiratory Tract Disease in Cats Dr. Michael Lappin

5:00-5:40pm Exhibitor Appreciation Reception

1:00-2:00pm | Lunch in Exhibit Hall

2:00pm

2:00pm

Surgical Management of Brachycephalic Syndrome Dr. Howard Seim

Feline Ophthalmology Dr. Heather Brookshire

5:45-6:45pm Virginia Veterinary Awards Ceremony

2:50pm Update on the Medical Management of Feline Interstitial Cystitis and Radiodense Cystoliths Dr. Michael Lappin

2:50pm Ocular Emergencies Dr. Heather Brookshire

3:45-4:10pm | Break in Exhibit Hall

7 HOURS OF

CE credits

4:10pm

4:10pm

Surgical Management of Cystic and Urethral Calculi-Canine Dr. Howard Seim

Ocular Manifestations of Endocrine Disease Dr. Heather Brookshire

5:00-5:40pm | Exhibitor Appreciation Reception VVMA

5:45-6:45pm | Virginia Veterinary Awards

Friday, February 25 Equine

schedule

Public Practice

Food Animal

7:30am | Registration & Continental Breakfast

8:00am

8:00am

8:00am

The Inefficiency of Overwork: The Science of Doing More with Rest Dr. Cyndie Courtney

The Inefficiency of Overwork: The Science of Doing More with Rest Dr. Cyndie Courtney

The Inefficiency of Overwork: The Science of Doing More with Rest Dr. Cyndie Courtney

9:00-9:50am | Break in Exhibit Hall

9:50am

9:50am

Advances in Equine Asthma Dr. Julie Settlage

Overview of Virginia's Animal Health Laboratory System Drs. Charlie Broaddus & Jessica Walters

10:50am

10:50am

Application of Innovative Inhaled Medication in the Treatment of Equine Asthma Dr. Virginia Buechner-Maxwell

Overview of Virginia's Animal Health Laboratory System, Cont.

Drs. Charlie Broaddus & Jessica Walters

12:00 -1:00pm | Lunch in Exhibit Hall

1:00pm

1:00pm Abnormal Respiratory Noises in the Horse: Diagnosis and Some Surgical Solutions Dr. Elaine Claffey

African Swine Fever in the Western Hemisphere Dr. Karen Becker

1:50pm

1:50pm

1:00pm Management and Capturing the Benefits of Full Potential Milk Feeding Programs Dr. Sandra Godden virtual presentation

1:50pm

The National Veterinary Response Team & Pasteurizing Milk and Colostrom- Capturing USPHS Commissioned Corps Veterinarians the Benefits & Avoiding the Pitfalls Protect the Health and Safety of the Nation Dr. Sandra Godden Dr. Wanda Wilson

Murphy's Law: Tips for Management of Common Complications in the Field Dr. Elaine Claffey

virtual presentation

2:40-3:00pm | Break in Exhibit Hall

3:00pm

3:00pm

3:00pm

Infection and Dehiscence: Dealing with the Aftermath of Complicated Wounds and Lacerations Dr. Elaine Claffey

News Hour Panel Dr. Karen Becker (USDA), Dr. Charlie Broaddus (VDACS), Dr. Laura Hungerford (VMCVM), Dr. Megan Kirchgessner (VDGIF), Leslie Knachel (BoVM), Dr. Julia Murphy (VDH)

Pros, Cons and Best Management Practices for Group Housing Preweaned Dairy Calves Dr. Sandra Godden virtual presentation

3:50-4:05pm | Break in Exhibit Hall

4:10pm

4:10pm Communication Sounds Pretty Easy, Right?

Dr. Julie Settlage

USDA NVAP Module 3: Overview of Foreign Animal, Program, and Reportable Diseases Dr. Sarah Firebaugh

4:10pm Common Conditions in Show Pigs/Small Sow Operations Dr. Sherrie Clark

5:00-5:40pm | Exhibitor Appreciation Reception VVMA

5:45-6:45pm | Virginia Veterinary Awards

schedule

Saturday Highlights

Saturday, February 26 Small Animal I

Small Animal II

7:00 am | Fellowship Breakfast & 7:30 am | Continental Breakfast in Exhibit Hall 7:00am | Fellowship Breakfast & 7:30 am | Continental Breakfast in Exhibit Hall

8:00am

8:00am

Alternatives to Extraction Dr. Kendall Taney

Acute Diarrhea in Dogs: Is There a Role for Metronidazole?

Dr. Michael Leib

8:55-9:15 am | Break in Exhibit Hall

7:00-8:00am Fellowship Breakfast

8:00am-5:00pm Educational Sessions

By attending the full conference, you can earn up to 15 CE credits!

9:15am

9:15am

Feline Tooth Extraction Dr. Kendall Taney

Gastric Acid Suppression: When, Why, and How Dr. Michael Leib

10:10am

10:10am

Dental Radiography Interpretation Dr. Kendall Taney

Dietary Management of Chronic Enteropathy in Dogs and Cats Dr. Michael Leib

11:05-11:20 am | Break in Exhibit Hall

11:20am

11:20am

Your Clients are Using, Should You? A Review of Positive Pet Responses to Hemp Supplementation Dr. Joli Jarboe

Hospice and Palliative Care Dr. Tyler Carmack

12:10-1:20 pm | Lunch in Exhibit Hall

1:20pm

1:20pm

Welcome to the Masquerade Ball: Common "Neuro" Imposters Dr. Joli Jarboe

Multimodal Approaches to Pain Management in Palliative Care Dr. Tyler Carmack

2:10-2:20 pm | Break

8 HOURS OF

CE credits

2:20pm

2:20pm

Oui, oui! The French Bulldog, a Neurological Wonderland Dr. Joli Jarboe

The ABCDs of Canine Mitral Valve Disease Dr. Rebecca Stepien

3:10-3:20pm | Break

3:20pm

3:20pm

Echinococcus multilocularis in the Eastern US: an Emerging Disease?

Dr. Roger Ramirez-Barrios

The ABCDs of Feline Cardiomyopathy Dr. Rebecca Stepien

4:10-5:00pm Anthelmintic Resistance in Hookworms Dr. Roger Ramirez-Barrios

4:10-5:00pm Feline Systemic Hypertension Dr. Rebecca Stepien

Saturday, February 26 Equine

schedule

Food Animal

7:00am | Fellowship Breakfast & 7:30 am | Continental Breakfast in Exhibit Hall

8:00am

8:00am

Equine Periocular Disease Dr. Catherine Nunnery

Cattle Handling and Facilities for Veterinarians Dr. Dan Thomson

8:55-9:15am | Break in Exhibit Hall

9:00am

9:15am

Weaning Calf Nutrition and Health, Part I Dr. Dan Thomson

Equine Corneal Disease Dr. Catherine Nunnery

9:50-10:10am | Break in Exhibit Hall

10:10am

10:10am

Equine Uveal Disease Dr. Catherine Nunnery

Weaning Calf Nutrition and Health, Part II Dr. Dan Thomson

11:05-11:20am | Break in Exhibit Hall

11:20am Equine Standing Ophthalmic Surgery Dr. Catherine Nunnery

11:00am Future Technology for Beef Cattle Production Dr. Dan Thomson

11:50-12:30pm | Lunch in Exhibit Hall 12:10-1:20pm | Lunch in Exhibit Hall

1:20pm

Antimicrobial Decision Making, Part I Dr. Jennifer Davis

12:30pm Food Animal Academy Business Meeting

1:30pm Common Disorders in Camelids Dr. Andrea Lear

11:05-11:20 2:10-2:20pm am | Break in | Break Exhibit Hall

2:20pm

2:20pm

Antimicrobial Decision Making, Part II Dr. Jennifer Davis

Managing the Camelid Neonate Dr. Andrea Lear

3:10-3:20pm | Break

3:10-3:30pm | Break

3:20pm

3:30pm

How to Run a Voluntary Quarantine Dr. Abby Sage

Genomics, How Does This Work?

How Are Predictions Changing the Dairy and Beef Industries Dr. Pat Comyn

4:10-5:00pm Shared Stories Heal: A Debriefing Space for the Triad of Care Trish Haak, MSW, LCSW, VSW

4:20-5:10pm Practice Tips

We are very grateful for the planning committee members and partnering organizations who have helped in the planning of this conference!

VALVT SCHEDULE FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25: WASHINGTON LECTURE ROOM 7:30am: Registration and Breakfast 8:00am The Inefficiency of Overwork: The Science of Doing More with Rest Dr. Cyndie Courtney

8:50am: Break in Exhibit Hall 9:00am Accuplex: Dr. Brad Ryan 10:00am TBA: TBA 11:00am VALVT Update

11:50am: Lunch in the Exhibit Hall 1:00pm Triage: Sharon Lentz, RVT, VTS (ECC)

VALVT conference &

speaker sponsors:

1:50pm: Break in Exhibit Hall 2:10pm Emergency Medicine: Sharon Lentz, RVT, VTS (ECC) 3:10pm Dental Radiographs: Sharon Lentz, RVT, VTS (ECC)

4:00pm: Break in Exhibit Hall 4:10pm TBA: TBA

5:00pm: Exhibitor Appreciation Reception in Exhibit Hall 5:45pm: VALVT Social in Lower Commonwealth Lounge

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26: WASHINGTON LECTURE ROOM 7:30am: Breakfast 8:00am

Intro to TCVM Food Therapy: Dr. Tyler Carmack 9:00am Intro to Acupuncture: Dr. Tyler Carmack

9:50am: Break outside of Washington Lecture Room 10:10am Removing Toxicity & Negativity for the Team: Melissa Supernor, LVT, CVT, VTS, CFE, CCFP

11:10am Depression & Suicide: Melissa Supernor, LVT, CVT, VTS, CFE, CCFP

12:00pm: Lunch in Exhibit Hall 1:10pm TBA: TBA 2:10pm TBA: TBA

3:00pm: Break in Crystal Foyer 3:20pm TBA: TBA 4:10pm TBA: TBA

Conference schedule updates will be available on valvt.org in the coming weeks!

HOTEL ROANOKE amenities

Dining options at the Dining Room and the newly renovated Pine Room Fitness Center & Spa Complimentary wireless internet & 24/7 business center Concierge & Room Services Complimentary shuttle that operates within 5 miles

Visit the hotel's new lobby bar,

ROANOKE, VA activities Antique shopping Farmers markets Axe throwing Museums Shopping & Dining in Downtown Roanoke The Roanoke Star Overlook Natural sites, parks, caverns & zoo

ROANOKE, VA Amtrak PASSENGER RAIL RETURNS TO ROANOKE!

If you do not want to fight the Washington, DC traffic, consider taking the train. Learn more about Amtrak Virginia at https://www.amtrak.com/virginia/home

MEETING SAFE covid safety protocols Registration and attendance at, or participation in, the Virginia Veterinary Conference constitutes an agreement by the conference participant to abide by the VVMA's and the Hotel Roanoke's efforts to comply with the current CDC guidelines and recommendations and any state of Virginia requirements. The participant will comply with certain health and safety requests while attending the event as requested by the VVMA and the Hotel Roanoke (e.g., wearing a face covering, engaging in appropriate social distancing, not attending the conference if feeling sick or experiencing any COVID-19 symptoms, etc.). Noncompliance with VVMA's requests could result in expulsion from the conference without refund.

By registering for and attending the 2022 Virginia Veterinary Conference, the conference participant agrees to hold the VVMA and/or the Hotel Roanoke harmless from any and all claims, judgement and expenses of exposure to COVID-19 from attending this conference February 24-26, 2022.

Virginia Veterinary Medical Association 3801 Westerre Parkway, Suite D Henrico, VA 23233 (P) 804-346-2611 (E) info@vvma.org

register online at www.vvma.org/vvc

2022 EXHIBITORS (at the time of print)

Absolute Anesthesia Agape Pet Services All Four Paws Veterinary Relief AmeriVet Veterinary Partners Banfield Pet Hospital Best Pet Rx Blue Buffalo Veterinary Diets Blue Ridge Imaging Technologies Boehringer Ingelheim Animal Health Cambridge Technologies Ceva Animal Health Dechra Veterinary Products Diagratherm by ICI Elanco Animal Health Esaote North America Exubrion Thereapeutics First Citizens Bank Heart + Paw Hill's Pet Nutrition IDEXX Jorgensen Laboratories

Keiter Advisors, LLC Midwest Veterinary SupplY MWI MYgroup McLaughlin Young Group NEM Books Nestle Purina PetCare Nutramax Laboratories Veterinary Sciences Patterson Veterinary Supply PSIvet Royal Canin Simmons Mid-Atlantic Southern Veterinary Partners Summus Medical Laser Total Practice Solutions Group Trupanion VA-MD College of Veterinary medicine Vet's Best Friend VetEvolve VetriScience Laboratories Virbac Virginia Innovative Partners Wedgewood Pharmacy Williamsburg Drug Company Zoetis

Virginia Veterinary Conference Registration Form Refunds/Substitutions: NO registration refunds will be issued after January 28, 2022. If you cancel before January 28, a $75 administrative fee will be deducted from your refund. We do allow registrants to transfer their registration to another person's name, free of charge.

Conference Notes: NOTES WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR FREE DOWNLOAD ON THE VVMA WEBSITE IN EARLY FEBRUARY. *Thursday, Friday & Saturday conference fees includes Thursday’s Session & Welcome Reception, Friday and Saturday continental breakfasts, all day breaks, lunches and the Friday Reception & Awards Ceremony.

Please list any dietary restrictions: Please mark all choices carefully and total your choices in the far right-hand column and bottom of form.

Conference Fees

On or before 1/28/22

After 1/28/22

Walk-ins on 2/252/26/22

Total

*Full Conference: Member Please circle the association you are a member of :

VVMA/MDVMA/WVVMA/DCVMA/VAEP/VAFAP

$295.00

$385.00

$405.00

*Full Conference: 2nd DVM Member from Same Practice, Retired Member, or 2021 Graduate

$260.00

$350.00

$370.00

Check here if you participated in the 2021 Virtual VVC. AS A THANK YOU FOR STICKING WITH US DURING A TOUGH YEAR, YOU WILL RECEIVE A DISCOUNT ON YOUR 2022 VVC REGISTRATION!

Please circle the association you are a member of:

VVMA/MDVMA/WVVMA/DCVMA/VAEP/VAFAP

*Full Conference: Non-Member

$415.00

$500.00

$520.00

$175.00

$210.00

$230.00

One Day: Member Friday or Saturday

2021 attendees who participated in both days will receive a $30 discount on 2022 registration.

2021 attendees who participated in one day will receive a $15 discount on 2022 registration.

Please circle the association you are a member of:

VVMA/MDVMA/WVVMA/DCVMA/VAEP/VAFAP

One Day: Non-Member Friday or Saturday

$225.00

$265.00

$20.00

$25.00

$45.00

$140.00

$150.00

$150.00

Free

Free

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VVMA Student Chapter Members are FREE

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Friday:

$285.00

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Saturday:

Small Animal I Small Animal II Public Practice

Equine Food Animal

Small Animal I Small Animal II

Equine Food Animal

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