Meet VRS: Bringing Education and Practical Resources to New Mexico Veterinary Teams

A valuable partnership creates opportunities for the veterinary community. That’s what NMVMA and Veterinarian Recommended Solutions® (VRS) are working to build through a new three-part clinical education series covering liver disease, cardiac disease, and osteoarthritis in dogs and cats.

Veterinarian Recommended Solutions® (VRS), an NMVMA Bronze Allied Member, offers veterinarian-recommended supplements for dogs and cats, emphasizing scientific research, clinical evidence, and product quality. Its practice partnership program also includes home delivery, client support, veterinary team education, and potential revenue opportunities for participating hospitals.

Learning together: Three clinical education sessions

Our collaboration with VRS brings three important areas of companion animal medicine into focus, with educational opportunities designed around topics veterinary professionals encounter in practice.

1. A Review of Liver Disease in Dogs and Cats

Explore liver disease in canine and feline patients, with an emphasis on the clinical considerations involved in evaluating and managing these conditions.

2. The When, What, and How of Treating Cardiac Disease in Dogs and Cats

Focus on treatment decisions for dogs and cats with cardiac disease, including when to consider treatment, what approaches may be appropriate, and how to think through patient management.

3. Osteoarthritis in Dogs and Cats

Explore the challenges of recognizing and managing osteoarthritis in companion animals, including considerations for long-term comfort, mobility, and quality of life.

Interested in participating? Follow the individual session links for program details, registration information, and any applicable continuing education credit.

A partnership that benefits the profession

This educational collaboration is an example of what NMVMA hopes to accomplish through its Allied Membership Program.

Our Allied Members help sustain the association’s work. They can also contribute expertise, educational programming, practical resources, and ideas that respond to the needs of New Mexico’s veterinary community.

For VRS, that means supporting clinical learning while introducing veterinary professionals to resources they can evaluate for their own practices.

For NMVMA, it means expanding educational opportunities through partnerships with businesses that want to be active participants in the professional community.

Of course, each practice should independently evaluate whether VRS products and services fit its clinical standards, clients, and workflow. NMVMA’s partnership and educational collaboration do not constitute an endorsement of individual products or a guarantee of clinical or financial outcomes.

Explore the possibilities

We appreciate VRS’s support of New Mexico’s veterinary community and its willingness to collaborate on educational programming.

For veterinary professionals: Explore the VRS practice partnership program and let their team know NMVMA connected you.

For businesses interested in working with NMVMA: Our Allied Membership Program offers opportunities to collaborate on education, member resources, workforce initiatives, and other projects that support veterinary professionals across the state.

Explore NMVMA Allied Membership opportunities

Thank you, VRS, for helping us build a stronger, better-connected veterinary community in New Mexico.