On 10–11 March 2026, WSAVA, in collaboration with Animals Asia, hosted a Pain Summit in Chengdu, China, bringing together international and local experts to share knowledge and advance pain management in veterinary practice.
The WSAVA Hereditary Disease Committee is seeking a new Chair to help drive its mission of improving understanding and management of hereditary diseases, supporting better outcomes for companion animals now and in the future.
The WSAVA Reproduction Control Committee is seeking a new Chair to lead its work in developing global guidance on reproductive control in cats and dogs, including both surgical and non-surgical approaches.
The WSAVA is a global community of more than 390,000 veterinarians worldwide drawn from our 113 member associations. Together, we are working to advance the health and welfare of companion animals throughout the world and to speak on behalf of companion animal veterinarians globally. In support of our mission our core activities are based around four key pillars:
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