Yes! Vetavision is open to all ages. Please keep in mind that this is a walking-intensive event. If you have little ones who may get tired, bringing a stroller is a good idea! 

Vetavision is geared toward children and families, so we think that most kids would enjoy it!

If you have children who want to be biologists, scientists, veterinarians, veterinary technologists, it's a great chance for them to learn more about these types of careers. Or if your kids just love animals, they especially will enjoy this event! 

Vetavision has sections both inside and outside buildings, so we recommend that you dress in layers!

Vetavision — like veterinary medicine — isn’t always clean and tidy. Wear clothing that you won't mind if it gets a bit dusty or dirty. 

Wear comfortable, closed-toed shoes. Expect to do a fair bit of walking!

Vetavision is a fun and diverse event, so come prepared! Here are some items that we suggest bringing?

• snacks and water (no food or drinks will be available for sale at Vetavision)
• a sweater if the forecast calls for cooler weather or sunscreen/hat if it’s going to be sunny
• your phone/camera to capture memories!

This special evening is a chance for high school and university students to learn more about a career in veterinary medicine and the admissions process from current WCVM veterinary students and the college's admissions team. 

No. For the safety of your animal and the many animals at this event, no outside animals will be allowed to attend — with the exception of certified service animals. You will not be allowed to enter Vetavision if you bring your own animals.

PLEASE NOTE: if your service animal is reacting poorly to the wide variety of animal exhibits, we ask that you avoid those booths including animals for the safety of you, your service animal and all animals in the Vetavision exhibits.