The CVMA National Issues Forum is an annual signature event, allowing CVMA members the opportunity to express their views on a topic of national interest in the veterinary community.
This year’s forum, discussing Pathway to a More Sustainable Veterinary Clinic,
took place on Thursday, June 26, 2:30-5:00 PM local time in Victoria BC Canada.
2025 CVMA National Issues Forum: Pathway to a More Sustainable Veterinary Clinic
Speakers

Veterinarian / Owner | The Animal Clinic
Toronto, Ontario

RSPCA and Vet Sustain
England

Vets for Climate Action and World Veterinary Climate Alliance
Queensland, Australia

Veterinary Sustainability Alliance
California, United States

Colorado State University
Colorado, United States
Past National Issues Forums
- 2023: Showcasing Veterinary Practices Adapting to the Current Workforce Shortage
- 2021: Veterinarians as Community Leaders on Adaptation to Climate Change
- 2020: (cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic)
- 2019: Telehealth and Animal Welfare – Pros, Cons and Implications for Veterinary Patients
- 2018: Therapeutic Use of Cannabinoids in Veterinary Medicine
- 2017: Alternative Medicine. No Longer Alternative?
- 2016: Importation of Dogs into Canada