View U.S. veterinarians with various board certifications from AVMA-recognized veterinary specialty organizations as of December 2021.

The AVMA supports scientifically based regulation and/or legislation related to feral swine.

The combination medicated feed containing Safe-Guard (fenbendazole) and Lincomix (lincomycin) for use in pigs has been voluntary withdrawn by its…

The AVMA recommends using swine castration procedures and practices that reduce or eliminate pain, including the use of approved or AMDUCA-permissible…

The AVMA opposes a VCPR being established virtually because it creates serious risks for patient health and safety. Simply put, establishing the VCPR…

African swine fever is a severe viral disease affecting domestic and wild pigs. Prevention is key to keeping pigs safe from it.

The AVMA supports the Swine Health Improvement Plan pilot program.

The National Pork Board is promoting the Swine Welfare Assurance Program as an assessment tool for producers and veterinarians

At the American Association of Swine Veterinarians annual meeting, Dr. Rick Sibbel, Ankeny, Iowa, took the reigns as president

  Swine bills thwarted Bills aimed at outlawing the practice of confining pregnant sows in gestation crates have run…

52nd annual meeting, held virtually, Feb. 27-March 2

Swine veterinarians and veterinary students learned to better manage disease risks, improve biosecurity on farms, improve their own well-being, and…

Swine veterinarians and pork producers are actively working with state and federal officials to combat African swine fever. They can’t do it alone.…

The American Association of Swine Veterinarians held its 54th annual meeting from March 4-7 in Aurora, Colorado. The association presented awards and…

Annual meeting, March 9-12, Orlando, Florida

Peer-reviewed summary for veterinarians of scientific literature related to the welfare implications of swine castration.

The focus was on the future at the American Association of Swine Veterinarians' 37th annual meeting, held March 4-7 in Kansas City, Mo.

Randomly selected pork producers will be contacted via mail by the

African swine fever has emerged in Haiti, the second Caribbean country to develop infections this year, behind the neighboring Dominican Republic.

Excessive levels of vomitoxin that could harm swine growth and potentially be fatal to young swine

North American agriculture leaders are coordinating plans to keep swine safe from a deadly disease in China and Europe.

As another virus deadly to swine spreads in Asia, swine veterinarians across North America are trying to identify any remaining flaws in their…

Federal wildlife officials will test a toxic bait for invasive feral swine starting this year.

Five swine veterinarians received awards for contributions to the swine industry and the American Association of Swine Veterinarians.

Cases of vesicular swine disease appeared to be increasing this summer, according to an organization that monitors swine health.