The AAFP supports the practice of evidence-based medicine and rely on scientific investigation to advance the quality of care for cats. From time to time the AAFP will support individual research grants to improve feline …
As advocates for cats, and their health and wellbeing, the American Association of Feline Practitioners is taking a leading role in informing the US public, pet guardians as well as the veterinary professional about …
The AAFP understands that veterinary practices are extremely busy and may think that the Cat Friendly Practice program requires significant implementation or valued staff time. In fact, many practices working towards Cat Friendly Practice status find that …
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This presentation will cover the current recommendations for diagnosis and management of diabetes mellitus in cats. It will include topics such as patient assessment, initial diagnostics, insulin …
AAFP Members have free online access to past conference proceedings notes through the Member Center.
Members and Non-Members can purchase past Conference Proceedings Notes in a printed booklet and USB Flash Drive formats (through 2019 only). Non-Members …
The goal of the AAFP is to advance the field of feline medicine. This objective could not be achieved without the dedication and efforts offered in various ways by AAFP volunteers. You can assist in the development of …
During the 2016 Winter Meeting of AVMA House of Delegates, Resolution 1 2016 was submitted to revise the AVMA’s statement on Free-roaming Abandoned and Feral Cats. …
The best method to advance feline welfare is through education. Many cat caregivers are unaware that scratching is a natural behavior for cats. The AAFP has created the educational resources below to assist your team in educating cat …
Find Nomination Information and details on becoming a leader on the AAFP Board of Directors.
President
Michelle Meyer, DVM
President-Elect
Kira Ramdas, DVM
Treasurer
Colleen Currigan, DVM
Immediate Past President…
The AAFP and American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) have collaboratively expanded on the information provided in the 2007 AAHA/AAFP Pain Management Guidelines for Dogs and Cats. The 2015 Guidelines represent a consensus of expert opinions …
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