La Semaine Vétérinaire has been a staple of veterinarians’ weekly routines for decades. Published by Le Point Vétérinaire, this weekly publication is aimed at practicing veterinarians, veterinary assistants, and clinic staff who need quick, verified, and practical information. It covers both the latest industry news and practical day-to-day issues: a new drug entering the market, a decision by the Veterinary Board, or changes to health regulations. The tone remains that of a factual and straightforward medical publication.
What You Read Every Week
The newsletter combines breaking news and in-depth content, with a strong focus on veterinary practice management.
- News: Decisions by the Order, drug approvals, health alerts, and developments in the veterinary market in France and Europe.
- Surveys and reports: demographics of the profession, employment trends, the increasing number of women in the field, telemedicine, and the acquisition of clinics by corporate groups.
- Law Firm Management: team management, tax matters, labor law, on-call scheduling, and client relations.
- Medicine and Surgery: Clinical Updates on Companion Animals, Equines, and Farm Animals.
- Careers: job openings, office locations, transfers, and testimonials from colleagues.
A resource designed for veterinary teams
The typical reader is a veterinarian in private practice or employed by a veterinary clinic who juggles consultations, surgeries, and practice management. The editorial team is aware of this and tailors its articles accordingly: short formats for news stories, and longer features when a topic warrants it. Students at national veterinary schools and faculty members also find here an accurate overview of the state of the profession.
What sets this publication apart is its focus on economic and societal issues as well as medical ones. While other publications focus solely on clinical practice, this weekly magazine examines veterinary medicine as a profession undergoing change: consolidation of practices, client expectations regarding animal welfare, and pressure on compensation. This perspective helps practitioners place their work within a broader context.
The publication covers all animal species, from dogs and cats to horses, ruminants, and poultry. This broad scope makes it a valuable resource in both urban and rural settings, where issues related to animal husbandry and veterinary public health have a greater impact on practitioners’ daily work. Those interested in purely clinical practice can supplement their reading with the Revue vétérinaire clinique, which focuses more on case studies and treatment protocols.
Subscribe to La Semaine Vétérinaire
Shipping costs are included in the price, so there are no surprises at checkout. Whether you practice in France or abroad, we offer delivery to 190 countries—a welcome convenience for colleagues based outside mainland France.
Do you have a question about your subscription or order tracking? A team of French-speaking customer service representatives is here to answer your questions and assist you from the first issue to the last.
Frequently Asked Questions About Subscriptions
How often is the magazine published?
It’s a weekly publication. You receive an issue every week, which keeps you up to date on professional news in near real time, unlike monthly publications, which focus more on science.
Is the subscription suitable for veterinary students?
Yes. Students at national schools find here a concrete overview of the profession they are about to enter: economic realities, career opportunities, how the field is organized, and the major issues of the day.
When will I receive my first issue?
Please allow about two weeks after your order is confirmed to receive your first copy, while the publisher adds your subscription to the distribution schedule.
Can I subscribe from abroad?
Absolutely. The magazine is distributed in 190 countries. French-speaking veterinarians practicing in Belgium, Switzerland, Canada, or Africa can receive their weekly magazine under the same conditions as those in France.
