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Schweizerische Vereinigung für Kleintiermedizin
Association Suisse pour la Médecine des petits Animaux
Associazione Svizzera per la Medicina dei Piccoli Animali
Swiss Association for Small Animal Medicine
Dear Colleagues, Dear Friends, It truly has been a long wait, but we are nearly there……… Only once every three years FECAVA and our sister organization WSAVA are joining forces to host a combined European and World Companion Animal Veterinary Congress in Europe.Some of you might still have fond memories of the stunning event in Copenhagen in […]
FECAVA Newsletter – March 2021 Weiterlesen »
Corona from a veterinary virologist’s point of view At the end of 2019, a respiratory disease, Covid-19 emerged in Wuhan, China leading to respiratory problems in humans with mortality in mainly older people. It is caused by a coronavirus SARS-CoV-2, originally coming from bats. The virus has spread extremely fast all over the world within
FECAVA Newsletter – February 2021 Weiterlesen »