Hall of Veterinary Health

Hall of Veterinary Health The Hall of Veterinary Health is a one-stop resource for fairgoers on the many aspects of veterinary medicine.

Pet owners and animal lovers alike can flock to the Hall of Veterinary Health - a one-stop resource for fairgoers on the many aspects of veterinary medicine. The HVH features:
• Live daily animal presentations;
• A comparative anatomy area with animal skulls and white boards
• Dress like a surgeon and teddy bear ER
• Journey through imaging
• Learn about nutrition, parasites, vaccines, Lyme diseas

e, rabies
• And much, much more. The Hall is staffed daily by practicing veterinarians and LVT's from across New York State who donate their time to be on-hand and help educate attendees in animal care.

07/08/2021

We wanted you to know that the NYSVMS Board has decided to permanently close the Hall of Veterinary Health at the NYS Fair. It was a very tough decision that was not taken lightly. We want to thank all of you for your years of support making it the best hands-on display for children at the Fair! We know how many thousands of kids (and adults) learned about veterinary medicine and veterinarians from this exhibit each year since the 1970’s and it is sad that this has come to an end. Thank you.

The NYS Fair has been cancelled for 2020.
07/09/2020

The NYS Fair has been cancelled for 2020.

SYRACUSE — Saying it was a “really tough” decision, Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Monday...

05/21/2020

Hall of Veterinary Health at NYS Fair cancelled for 2020

Due to the uncertainty of the safety issues surrounding COVID-19, NYSVMS is sad to announce that the Hall of Veterinary Health at the NYS Fair (which was to be held August 21-September 7) is cancelled for 2020. The risks of holding a public hands-on exhibit during this health crisis were just too high. Thank you all for your support and understanding.

Thank you to everyone who attended, volunteered and presented at the NYSVMS Hall of Veterinary Health! We had another su...
09/03/2019

Thank you to everyone who attended, volunteered and presented at the NYSVMS Hall of Veterinary Health! We had another successful year and a huge turnout (helped in part by the great weather!). Here's some photos from the live presentations over the weekend! Thank you to Heather Lago, DVM and Laura Cook, DVM for all of their help this year, as well as our sponsors Boehringer Ingelheim and Central NY VMA.

08/30/2019

Here's what's happening this weekend at the Hall of Vet Health!

Saturday 8/31
SUNY Career Veterinary Medicine - Representatives from several schools of veterinary technology, including SUNY Delhi and Alfred, will be present to discuss career and educational opportunities. This is a must for anyone interested in this fascinating and rewarding career path. The presentation “Veterinary technicians – who are we??” will be given at 12, 2, and 4pm.

Sunday 9/1
SUNY Careers Veterinary Medicine - The presentation “Veterinary technicians – who are we??” will be given at 12, 2, and 4pm.

Stuffed Animal Giveaway both Saturday and Sunday! One per child while supplies last. Cornell CVM students will also have the Build your own Stethoscope activity for kids.

Monday 9/2
Poisonings - Karyn Bischoff, DVM, from the Cornell University CVM, will teach veterinary toxicology and animal poisonings. Many items commonly found around your home can be poisonous to our animal friends – come and learn valuable information that may one day save your pet's life! Presentations at 12, 2, and 4pm.

And raffles every day at 2 and 4 PM to win some great prizes!

08/30/2019

Today at the Hall of Vet Health:
Cindy Page, from the Page Wildlife Center in Manlius, has been rehabilitating native wildlife for three decades. Injured, ill, and orphaned wild animals are cared for with the intent to release then back to the wild. Come see a variety of non-releasable hawks, falcons, and owls – meet these beautiful and exciting creatures up close and personal!
Presentations at 12, 2, and 4pm.

08/29/2019

Tomorrow at the Hall:
Cindy Page, from the Page Wildlife Center in Manlius, has been rehabilitating native wildlife for three decades. Injured, ill, and orphaned wild animals are cared for with the intent to release then back to the wild. Come see a variety of non-releasable hawks, falcons, and owls – meet these beautiful and exciting creatures up close and personal!
Presentations at 12, 2, and 4pm.

08/28/2019

Tomorrow at the Hall:
Deanna Rodriguez, DVM, a veterinarian from Manlius Veterinary Hospital, will give a presentation on veterinary chiropractic medicine and how it could help improve your pet's overall health and mobility.
Presentations at 12, 2, and 4pm.

Here's some photos from the live presentation that happened yesterday in the Hall. Alicia Brown, DVM, demonstrated veter...
08/28/2019

Here's some photos from the live presentation that happened yesterday in the Hall.
Alicia Brown, DVM, demonstrated veterinary acupuncture.
Jennifer Cromp and Jennifer Barnes, both LVTs, demonstrated canine rehabilitation.

08/28/2019

Today at the Hall:
Diana Sleiertin of MaxMan Reptile Rescue will offer you a chance to meet and greet the reptiles. A great interactive experience and a chance to learn about the dinosaurs' closest living relatives!
Presentations at 12, 2, and 4pm.

08/27/2019

Here's what's at the Hall tomorrow, Wednesday the 28th:
Diana Sleiertin of MaxMan Reptile Rescue will offer you a chance to meet and greet the reptiles. A great interactive experience and a chance to learn about the dinosaurs' closest living relatives!
Presentations at 12, 2, and 4 pm.

Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine redid their HVH exhibit this year to include information on how animal...
08/27/2019

Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine redid their HVH exhibit this year to include information on how animals can save other animals by donating rumen fluid, blood and lung surfactant. If you are visiting the Hall, be sure to check it out!

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581 State Fair Boulevard
Syracuse, NY
13208

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