Mission Statement

The mission of the Midland College Veterinary Technology Program

is to train entry-level Veterinary Technicians in a two year

educational program with the skills and concepts consistent

with CVTEA guidelines.

We aim to provide Companion Animal Practices with qualified

Veterinary Technicians to enhance and simplify the

Veterinarians workload.

Veterinary Technology students have an adequate academic

background topass the National and State board exams and

become Registered Veterinary Technicians.

We promote the profession of Veterinary Technology

by providing activities and informational events for

our community, sponsored by our student chapter of NAVTA.

Calendar of Events

Easter Pictures:

March 24, 2007

10 am - 2 pm

Vet Tech Lab

MC Campus TC 197

Orientation for Fall 2008

April 12, 2007

7 pm

MC Campus

Annual MC Vet Tech

CE Seminar

April 21, 2007

1 pm - 9 pm

ATC Building

Tip of the Month:

Its Dental Month!

Here is a

Sample

Easter Photo!

Price: $5.00/sheet

Sheets are:

1 5x7

2 4x6

4 wallets

We look forward

to seeing you

there!!

Open to the

Public!

Did you know that Feburary is Dental Healthcare Month?

Tips on Home Care:

Feed a dental food to ensure your pet recieves good oral care every day.

Watch your pet for the warning signs of periodontal disease.

Inspect your pet's mouth regularly

If you brush your pet's teeth, it's best to introduce the practice gradually and early; training may take several weeks.

Never brush your pet's teeth with toothpaste designed for people.  It contains ingrediants that mayupset your pet's stomach.

Visit your Veterinarian for more information!!