Bond Vet

We’re proud to partner with schools shaping the future of veterinary medicine — including Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine. Last weekend, we had the pleasure of sponsoring the second annual Cornell Richard P. Riney Canine Health Center Bark in the Park 5K in Central Park — bringing together students, educators, clinicians, runners, and pet lovers in support of helping dogs live longer, healthier, happier lives. Our partnership with Cornell is rooted in a shared commitment to learning, mentorship, and advancing the profession. Whether on campus or at events like this, we’re energized by the opportunity to support the next generation of veterinary professionals. Thank you to the Cornell team for having us and all the runners (human and canine) who showed up for all the fun — we’re already looking forward to next year! #VeterinaryMedicine #VetMed #VeterinaryStudents #CornellVet #Community #HumanAnimalBond #BondVet

At Bond Vet, we’re always looking for new ways to elevate how our teams learn and how we care for our patients. That’s why we’re investing in the most advanced technology, like the Apple Vision Pro, to record surgeries and build a dynamic, real-world training library for our clinicians. By capturing procedures from the surgeon’s point of view, we’re creating immersive learning experiences that go beyond traditional training, helping our teams see, understand, and refine techniques in a completely new way. This is what modern veterinary medicine can look like: combining clinical excellence with cutting-edge tools to support continuous growth and development. We’re excited about what this technology will unlock for our teams and ultimately, for the pets and families we serve every day. 🐾 #VeterinaryMedicine #VetMed #ContinuingEducation #ClinicalExcellence #VeterinaryInnovation #HealthTech #BondVet

✨ Attention NYC-based LVTs - We’re expanding our NYC clinic teams and want to meet you! Join us for a special hiring event where you'll be able to talk with some of our clinic leaders, discuss current opportunities across the boroughs, and see if Bond Vet is the right fit for your next career move. Drinks, lite bites, and fun swag will be provided for attendees. RSVP today to secure your spot - we hope to see you on April 30th! https://lnkd.in/e9gGHqnd

One million visits. Bond Vet has officially surpassed 1,000,000 pet visits — caring for more than 440,000 pets along the way. Each visit represents a moment of trust between a pet parent and our teams. What started with a simple mission — to make veterinary care more accessible, compassionate, and convenient — has grown into something truly special. But this milestone isn’t about the numbers. It’s about our veterinarians, nurses, and clinic teams who show up every day to care for pets — and the pet parents who trust us to do it. One million visits. Countless tails wagging. And we’re just getting started. #BondVet #VeterinaryMedicine #PetCare #VetMed Read more: https://lnkd.in/e5DQumHi

🩺 Attention DVM students - we're looking for our next round of student ambassadors to promote Bond Vet on campus! Apply to become a Bond Vet Student Ambassador today: https://lnkd.in/eGxJSqRV

We’re still feeling the inspiration from International Women’s Day yesterday — and reflecting on the incredible impact women continue to have across veterinary medicine. For much of the 20th century, the profession was overwhelmingly male, and women faced significant barriers to entering the field. Today, women make up the majority of veterinary students in the United States and represent a growing share of practicing veterinarians. In our latest blog, Dr. Jessica DeAcetis, DVM reflects on the evolution of women in veterinary medicine — from the pioneers who helped open doors, to the progress the profession has made, and why the next chapter is about creating even more pathways for women to lead. For those in the profession — what changes have you seen during your career? We’d love to hear your perspective. Check out the blog and learn more about how Bond Vet is helping develop the next generation of veterinary leaders: https://lnkd.in/eZNjJ4sq #WomensHistoryMonth #VetMed #VeterinaryMedicine #WomenInVetMed #VeterinaryLeadership

Great medicine starts with shared learning — and last week in Washington, DC, vet professionals from around the DMV area came together to do just that. A huge thank you to our Chief Veterinary Officer Renee McDougall DVM, MPH, DACVS (Small Animal) for leading an engaging and thoughtful CE event, sharing her expertise as a Specialty Surgeon. The session provided practical, real-world insights that support better outcomes for pets and the people who care for them, while also giving attendees the chance to network with fellow clinicians. At Bond Vet, we believe continuing education isn’t just about staying current — it’s about strengthening the entire veterinary community. We’re grateful to everyone who joined us for a night of thoughtful discussion, collaboration, and learning. We can't wait for the opportunity to host more! #VeterinaryMedicine #VetMed #VeterinaryCE #BondVet #BetterVetMed

We’re proud to partner with Animal Care Centers of NYC (ACC) through our Bond to the Rescue program to help remove financial barriers to adoption across New York City. Together, we’re expanding access to care and creating more lifesaving opportunities across the five boroughs. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gNgFbjty #rescue #adoption #NYC #ACC Renee McDougall DVM, MPH, DACVS (Small Animal)

Cruciate injuries are common - your approach doesn't have to be. Join us virtually for a free CE session on cranial cruciate ligament injuries in dogs. We’ll cover diagnosis, review imaging and treatment considerations, and explore recovery expectations and long-term management with practical insights you can apply immediately. Reserve your spot through the link below and earn 1 hour of RACE-approved CE credit from wherever you’re tuning in. We hope to see you there! https://lnkd.in/e8KCtNdi

This Black History Month, we’re honored to share a powerful story from one of our veterinary nurses — reflecting on representation, community, and building a meaningful career in veterinary medicine. From growing up in Brooklyn to finding her place in the field, her journey is a reminder of how far our profession has come — and the future we’re continuing to shape together. At Bond Vet, we believe inclusive teams make vet medicine better. If you’re passionate about collaboration, growth, and creating space for every voice in veterinary care, this one’s worth a read. 👉 Read the full story and explore careers with us: https://lnkd.in/eHJ3cJQq #BlackHistoryMonth #VeterinaryMedicine #VetMedCareers #BondVet #InclusiveWorkplaces