The Norwegian Veterinary Association is a professional association for veterinarians in Norway, and has over 3,600 members. The association is independent of party politics and works to promote the interests of the veterinary profession. It offers courses and education for its members, as well as publishes a professional journal, Norsk veterinertidsskrift, which contributes to professional development and knowledge sharing in veterinary medicine.
The association is actively involved in issues related to animal welfare and health, and provides support to students and newly qualified veterinarians to strengthen the profession. It also arranges meetings with policy makers to influence policies and regulations affecting the veterinary profession. In 2025, Trygve Poppe was awarded the Academy Award for his contribution to fish health and animal welfare, which underlines the association's focus on important academic topics.