Through its member associations, the Federation of European Companion Animal Veterinary Associations (FECAVA) represents more than 25,000 companion animal veterinarians in 39 European countries. FECAVA strives to improve the veterinary care of pets through professional development. It also provides a voice for companion animal issues at European level and works closely with other European veterinary organisations and stakeholders.

FECAVA is the platform for the promotion of professional development and the representation of companion animal veterinarians in Europe.

ESVE stands for the European Society of Veterinary Endocrinology. ESVE is affiliated with the European College of Verterinary Internal Medicine (ECVIM-CA) and the Society for Comparative Endocrinology (SCE).

The Society functions exclusively as a non-profit making organisation within the meaning of the Tax law of the country where the Society is registered. Use of the funds of the Society are solely for purposes associated with its objectives as laid down in the Constitution.

The objectives of the Society are:

To further scientific progress in comparative endocrinology, especially aspects concerning companion and domestic animals.

To co-ordinate research in comparative endocrinology.

To provide an organisation for persons dedicated to research, teaching, or practice in the field of comparative endocrinology.

To further education by:

Encouraging adequate training in comparative endocrinology

Disseminating information by means of scientific meetings, seminars and courses in comparative endocrinology.

To encourage and promote improved methods of diagnosis, treatment and prevention of endocrine diseases of animals.

To provide an affiliation with the European Society of Veterinary Internal Medicine for the purpose of exchanging information on comparative endocrinology.

Mission Statement

The purpose of the Society for Comparative Endocrinology is to promote the scientific understanding of endocrine physiology and pathophysiology in order to facilitate diagnosis, treatment and prevention of endocrine diseases, and thereby improve the quality of life of animals and people.

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About CVE

The CVE is dedicated to empowering the veterinary profession globally through education: enhancing confidence, competence, wellbeing and welfare.

- CVE Mission Statement

Excellence - Integrity - Collaboration - Service - Innovation 

- CVE Values

Celebrating 60 years in 2025, the Centre for Veterinary Education (CVE) at the University of Sydney has empowered thousands of veterinary professionals through practical, industry-relevant continuing education - both face-to-face and online. With a global community of over 7,600 members, CVE is recognised for delivering high-quality, experiential learning in the most in-demand areas of veterinary practice. Our dedicated customer service and education support teams are here to help you achieve your professional goals.