New Zealand Veterinary Association

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Reassessment outcomes for products containing omeprazole

Reassessment outcomes for products containing omeprazole

Published on 7 August 2025. New Zealand Food Safety (NZFS) has published an alert notification regarding the finalisation of the reassessment of omeprazole-containing products.

Aimed at novice to intermediate scanners wishing to improve their technique and maximise their machines potential. Delegate numbers are strictly limited with a small number of attendees to maximise the learning experience.

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Fireworks

Managing firework anxiety in cats and dogs

Fireworks resources

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Wiggles strike a sour note with veterinarians

Wiggles strike a sour note with veterinarians

23rd April, 2021 Saturday 24 April marks World Veterinary Day and this year New Zealand veterinarians find themselves facing another year of significant stress and challenging workloads.

You will learn about the anatomical and pathophysiologic changes associated with BOAS and the surgical techniques to correct them, as well as pre- and post-operative management of these compromised patients. Delegates will have plenty of opportunity to practice surgical techniques in a wet-lab setting.

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Industry Veterinarians Branch

Mission

The Industry Veterinarians Branch of the NZVA aims to advance the professional standards of veterinarians working in the industrial sector and act as a body of expert opinion on appropriate matters of scientific, business and political concern.

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Anxious or reactive animals

Below you will find resources and guidance to help you manage anxious, aggressive or reactive animals (including dogs). You can also download client-facing posters and graphics to use in your clinic and on social media to educate clients about safe handling of these animals.

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Safe handling of prostaglandins

The importance of safe handling of prostaglandins on dairy farms

The Dairy Cattle Veterinarians (DCV) Branch of the NZVA strongly advises against farmers or farm staff administering prostaglandins. These treatments should be handled by veterinarians or their trained staff due to the severe risks involved.

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Safe handling of prostaglandins

The importance of safe handling of prostaglandins

The Equine Veterinarians Branch of the NZVA strongly advises against stud managers or staff administering prostaglandins. These treatments should be handled by veterinarians or their trained staff due to the severe risks involved.

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Pig and Poultry Network

Mission

The Pig and Poultry Network aims to support veterinarians working in the commercial pig and poultry industries.