Permission to Have Fun: WVC Vegas Gets It
WVC Vegas is redefining what continuing education looks like for veterinarians battling burnout, compassion fatigue, and industry-wide stress. Instead of overwhelming lecture marathons, the conference blends hands-on learning with opportunities for genuine rest, connection, and fun. Attendees can refine clinical skills, explore new surgical techniques, and participate in engaging CE sessions that feel energizing instead of draining. Beyond education, WVC Vegas offers a supportive community of veterinary professionals who understand the pressures of client expectations, staffing shortages, and emotional fatigue. The result is a CE experience that values both your professional development and your personal wellbeing. If you're a veterinarian looking to reset, recharge, and rediscover your love for the profession, WVC Vegas delivers the perfect balance of growth, support, and guilt-free self-care.
Canada’s Vet Shortage Is Becoming a Full Blown Crisis and No One Is Ready For It
Canada is facing a critical veterinary workforce shortage and major gaps in access to essential animal medications. This article breaks down what the crisis means for veterinary professionals, why the talent pipeline is struggling, how drug shortages are impacting animal welfare and food security, and what national leaders are proposing to fix it.
The Hidden Dangers Lurking in Your Chemotherapy Room
If you ask most veterinary professionals what scares them about oncology, you’ll hear a mix of clinical complexity, emotional intensity, and the perpetual fear of missing a new treatment that dropped since last Tuesday. What you won’t always hear is fear for their own safety. And according to Jaci Christensen, BAS, LVT, VTS (Oncology), that might be the most overdue shift of all.
San Antonio Is Making Big Moves in Shelter Medicine
If you work in veterinary medicine, you already know that shelter caseloads can feel a bit like trying to binge an entire season of TV in one night. There is only so much time and so much you can do. San Antonio Animal Care Services (ACS) knows that feeling all too well, which is why their long-planned veterinary hospital expansion is finally stepping into the spotlight.
Veterinary Secret Agents and RACE-Approved Credits: Yes, Really
Vet Candy’s new comedy podcast All Creatures is RACE approved for veterinary continuing education. Earn RACE approved continuing education credits online at no cost. Vet Candy CE provides flexible, interactive courses for veterinarians, covering clinical updates, practice management, and professional development. All courses are recognized by state veterinary boards.
CE That Doesn't Put You to Sleep: Vet Candy's Free, RACE-Approved Revolution
Vet Candy offers free, RACE approved veterinary continuing education. Earn CE credits, stay compliant, and enjoy high-quality, engaging courses designed for veterinarians.