American Association of Mobile Veterinary Practitioners Inc

Overview

The American Association of Mobile Veterinary Practitioners Inc. is a U.S. nonprofit organization established to support mobile veterinary practitioners across the United States. It aims to provide a national forum where mobile veterinarians, veterinary students, and vendors can share information and ideas relevant to the mobile veterinary industry.

History

The organization was founded in 2010 by Dr. Dena D. Baker, who serves as its Founding Director. In 2012, the American Association of Housecall Veterinarians (AAHV) merged with the American Association of Mobile Veterinary Practitioners, expanding its reach and resources.

Objectives

The primary objective of the American Association of Mobile Veterinary Practitioners is to be a leading resource and support community for mobile veterinary practices. This involves fostering collaboration, sharing best practices, and promoting excellence in mobile veterinary care.

Challenges and Status

As of recent years, the organization's website was noted to be inactive and up for sale, indicating potential challenges or changes in operations.

Contribution and Impact

Despite this, the concept of mobile veterinary practices continues to grow, offering flexible scheduling options for veterinarians and convenient care for pets. Many mobile veterinarians coordinate with local clinics to ensure comprehensive care, including referrals for emergencies or complex procedures. The organization's initial vision remains significant in the evolution of mobile veterinary services.

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