Advancing Veterinary Education Through the Distributed Veterinary Learning Community (DVLC) at the University of Calgary
Cat Vaccinations: What Cat Owners Need to Know
Cat vaccinations can lessen the severity of future diseases, and certain vaccines can prevent infection altogether in your cat. A variety of vaccines are available for use by veterinarians for
Diagnosing Behavior Problems in Cats
Are you concerned about how your cat is acting? Has their behavior changed in a way that might lead you to believe they are experiencing health problems? Behavior issues are
The Importance of Dental Care for Cats
Most cat owners likely pay a lot of attention to making sure they’re using the right food, the right litter, and offering them lots of perches and toys to keep
How Often Should You Take Your Cat to the Vet?
It’s important to take your cat to the vet for regular checkups. Cats have a mind of their own. They are loving and affectionate, and they can be aloof and
Should You Let Your Cat Roam?
When choosing a cat to bring home, do you go with an indoor vs. outdoor cat? Many cat lovers feel angst about this decision because they don’t want to deprive
National Animal Shelter and Rescue Appreciation Week
The ABVMA is pleased to support National Animal Shelter and Rescue Appreciation Week, the first full week of November. It is an important time to recognize the volunteers and staff who
Wild Boar in Alberta – What You Need to Know
Any wild boar sightings in Alberta should be reported to the authorities as soon as possible. You can report wild boar sightings through EDDMapS, by calling 310-3276 (FARM) or filling
Health and Safety Considerations in Animal Rescue
When we see images of natural disasters or news of war, many animal lovers begin to wonder about the welfare of pets and livestock. When news broke about the conflict
Keeping Alberta’s Herds Healthy for Future Generations
Hunting season is one of the best times of year for many Albertans. Whether you’re a bowhunter, hunt on the prairies or in the foothills and mountains, Alberta offers hunters some
Avian Influenza Cases on the Rise as Wild Bird Migrations Begin
There has been an increase in Avian Influenza Cases as summer turns to fall in Alberta. After a lull in the number of cases in June and July, cases are
Coyotes in Urban Areas
As towns and cities continue to grow across Alberta, so does the human encroachment on many species of wildlife and their habitat. For the most part, it’s never really too
Don’t miss Alberta Farm Days August 13 & 14
Alberta Open Farm Days is a Province Wide Open House being held on August 13 and 14 across our great province. Alberta Farm Days represent an opportunity to come meet