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Suzanne M. Brown, DVM

“Early in my career, I did not fully appreciate the impact of TVMA on the practice of veterinary medicine in Texas. As my career progressed and my involvement with the organization deepened, I came to understand the significant support it provides to veterinarians across all practice types throughout the state. Through its dedicated advocacy at the state legislature, TVMA helps ensure that our profession remains recognized for its essential economic contributions, high standards and unwavering integrity. Its leadership and commitment continue to strengthen and safeguard the future of veterinary medicine in Texas."

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Stop the presses! The new TVMA Online Member Directory is here!
We are excited to announce that the TVMA Member Directory and Resource Guide is now available on our website. The new format has been designed to allow you to quickly and easily find a member through a basic or advanced search. The member resources previously located in the front of the print directory are now included as links on the right with some available to download.

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The mission of the Texas Veterinary Medical Association is to promote, advocate for and protect the veterinary medical profession and to advance animal health for the well-being of animals and humans.

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What's New

09 Jun 2026

What Hines v Pardue and Chiles v Salazar mean for your veterinary practice

Two court cases recently caught the attention of the veterinary world and have sparked debate about the future of the veterinarian-client-patient relationship (VCPR)

05 Jun 2026

Second New World screwworm case confirmed in Texas; experts urge pet owners to stay vigilant

Texas officials are ramping up efforts with the USDA to combat the New World screwworm's spread in South Texas, posing risks to livestock, pets and humans.