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RENEW TODAY! Protecting the profession to provide peace of mind may be the greatest benefit of a TVMA membership. × Toggle navigation Search Login / RegisterTVMA Organizational Chart Board of Directors Executive Committee Staff Committees Bylaws & Policies Strategic Plan Get Involved Advocacy Issues & Advocacy Veterinary Legal Center VPAC Education/Opportunities CE Calendar Annual Conference SWVS CVA Power of 10 Free Online CE Past Events Sponsorships Membership Externships Who Can Join? Member Benefits LVTs Join Today Renew Testimonials Students Support Practice Health Insurance Online Store Classifieds Business Alliance Wellness TVMA Awards Peer-Assistance Resources Veterinary Vitals Podcast Local VMAs TVMF AVMA Media Public CVA Online Store Membership Public Jennifer Whatley, DVM TVMA is an organization made up of amazing people who are looking out for the best interest of veterinarians. Whether they are monitoring and proactively taking a stance against legislation that may be detrimental to our profession, supporting programs to encourage DVM wellbeing or finding ways to best support our businesses, TVMA is there for us." Join TVMA Today! Register Today! We Are TVMA TVMA advocates for and protects the veterinary profession through constant legislative and regulatory tracking, monitoring and taking action to prevent the government from unduly interfering with your practice. TVMA is your voice in state government, ensuring that veterinary medicine’s interests are fully represented. Learn More MEMBERS + Externships Member Groups Opioid CE TVMF: Give Back Join Now! Business Alliances Educational Calendar Classifieds The mission of the Texas Veterinary Medical Association is to promote, advocate for and protect the veterinary medical profession and to advance animal health for the well-being of animals and humans. Mission Statement What’s New 13 Mar 2024 TAMU Veterinarians Diagnose Cause of Colic Koche, the American Paint horse, received surgery which uncovered enteroliths in the right dorsal colon. Read more 08 Mar 2024 Neurologic Form of Equine Herpes Virus Confirmed in Travis County The Texas Animal Health Commission (TAHC) received confirmation of equine herpes myeloencephalopathy (EHM), the neurologic disease linked to equine herpes virus (EHV-1), on a Travis County premises on March 4, 2024. Read more 06 Mar 2024 Animal Movement Emergency Waivers Offered Amidst Panhandle Wildfires The Texas Animal Health Commission (TAHC) coordinated with the state veterinarian offices in Oklahoma and New Mexico to facilitate a waiver of animal movement documentation for livestock producers, amidst the 2024 Texas Panhandle wildfire... Read more Event Calendar View Calendar Follow UsContact TVMA Organizational Chart Board of Directors Executive Committee Staff Committees Bylaws & Policies Strategic Plan Executive Director Report Advocacy Issues & Advocacy Veterinary Legal Center VPAC Government Relations News Issues Education / Opportunities CE Calendar Annual Conference SWVS CVA Power of 10 Free Online CE Past Events Sponsorships Membership Who Can Join? Member Benefits LVTs Join Today Renew Testimonials Students Member Directory Practice Online Store Classifieds Business Alliance Wellness TVMA Awards Peer-Assistance Forward Booking Animal Welfare Resources Publications Local VMAs AVMA Media Public Brochures Texas Veterinary Medical Association 8104 Exchange Drive Austin, TX 78754 Email: info@tvma.org Phone: (512)452-4224 Fax:...