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We are proud to provide determined and passionate students with the opportunity to become veterinarians. Our on-demand information session provides an overview of the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree program and our application and admissions process.

Can you guess how many common household plants are toxic to cats? Or list the signs of chocolate toxicity in dogs? Jump start your knowledge of veterinary medicine with a basic introduction to pet toxicity and poison control measures with an interactive, virtual workshop hosted by associate veterinarian for the Pet Poison Helpline, Dr. Michelle Carlino!

What do a snake, a rabbit, and a chinchilla have in common? They’ll all be examined by Ross Vet Alumnus, Dr. Mark Salemi in our upcoming virtual workshop! Experience a day in the life of a mixed animal veterinarian, and learn the basics of conducting a routine exam on a variety of species.

Join our Associate Director of Admissions as we host an interactive webinar about the benefits of enrolling in the January class at Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine.

You’ve heard of small animal medicine and large animal medicine… but do you know what it’s like to practice fish medicine? Join our virtual event hosted by Alumnus Dr. Chad Harris to examine fascinating, real-life medical cases involving his aquatic patients, and learn all about working with marine species. 

What’s it like to treat an animal with cataracts? Find out by joining our virtual Ophthalmology Workshop, hosted by Aluma Dr. Candace Auten! Dr. Auten specializes in veterinary ophthalmology, helping treat vision and eye problems for a variety of species; some of her more common cases include tear film abnormalities, corneal disease, surgical cataract removal, and more.

From secret service dogs to race horses, many working animals greatly benefit from physical rehabilitation following injury. Find out what it’s like to work with these patients at our virtual Sports Medicine Seminar, hosted by Alumnus Dr. Matt Brunke! Dr. Brunke specializes in veterinary sports medicine and rehabilitation, helping pets and working animals recover from joint and muscle trauma, surgery, and more.

Do you want to learn more about why you should consider pursuing your DVM degree at Ross Vet? Well, we’re excited to have the opportunity to talk to you!

We understand that the process of applying to veterinary school can be overwhelming, so we’re here to help! Ross Vet is hosting a live webinar to provide some tips and strategies for preparing a comprehensive vet school application.