Serving the community through lifelong learning

We offer a variety of courses and wet labs each year for veterinarians, veterinary technicians, assistants, and the public.

Veterinarians must obtain 30 credit hours of Board-approved continuing education every two years (each “renewal period” falls in even-numbered years) to maintain an active license to practice in Georgia.

As of Jan. 1, 2009, two of the 30 hours per renewal period must be acquired in Georgia laws, rules and professionalism. You must keep a record of credit hours and proof of attendance for three years.

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Honey, Call the Bee Vet! NYT Spotlight on the Bee Medicine Program

At the University of Georgia’s Veterinary Teaching Hospital, aspiring animal doctors learn to minister to a menagerie: dogs with dermatitis and horses with colic, diabetic cats and malnourished parrots, bleeding rabbits and wheezing snakes. “Whatever hops through the door,” said Dr. Jörg Mayer, an exotic-animal vet at the hospital. “Or […]

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