Welcome to the Denver Area Veterinary Medical Society!

If you are a pet owner, please click on the tabs above for information. We have information for new and seasoned pet owners, a feature to help you find a veterinarian in your area, and information about upcoming fun and educational events. 

If you are a veterinarian, please click on the tabs to the left to find the information you are looking for and to learn about the benefits of becoming a DAVMS member.

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In addition to our public fan page, DAVMS now has a closed group page on Facebook for DAVMS members. Join us today to interact and dialog with your fellow DAVMS members. Click here to learn more about DAVMS on Facebook including how to get started with your own Facebook account and some helpful tips on social media.

AAHA Offers Universal Pet Microchip Lookup Tool


Combined with a collar and current name tag, a microchip increases the likelihood of a lost pet being safely reunited with its owner. However, even with a microchip scanner, identifying the correct pet recovery registry to contact can be challenging.

To alleviate the guesswork for veterinary hospitals, animal control facilities, and shelter staff members, the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) has created the AAHA Universal Pet Microchip Lookup Tool, a free, internet-based resource that assists with microchip identification, helping reunite pets and owners by checking participating pet recovery services’ registries to determine which registry should be contacted. The AAHA Universal Pet Microchip Lookup Tool can be accessed online at www.petmicrochiplookup.org.

VLI 2010-2011   Register today for 2010-2011 Veterinary Learning Institute continuing education!   Click here for details.

DAVMS is a proud member of the Metro Denver Shelter Alliance!
The Metro Denver Shelter Alliance (MDSA) was formed in 2000 by public and private animal service providers in order to better assist pets and people and to reach a common goal – reducing euthanasia by increasing the number of animals adopted and reunited at shelters throughout the community. To learn more about the MDSA please visit www.MDSAlliance.org.