Advancing Veterinary Education Through the Distributed Veterinary Learning Community (DVLC) at the University of Calgary
War Horse – The True Story
By Dr. Ron Clarke, DVM Clarke Communication Eight million horses, donkeys and mules died in World War 1 (WWI), three-quarters of them from the extreme conditions they worked in.
Questions to Ask When Selecting a Puppy
Bringing a new pet into your household is a big decision and commitment. Whether you are purchasing a puppy from a rescue group, animal shelter, or breeder this list of
ABVMA Members Recognized with Canadian Veterinary Medical Association (CVMA) Awards
The CVMA honoured members with awards online this July. Alberta was well represented by several members and a practice who were recognized with awards. Congratulations to: Dr. Egan Brockhoff
Animal Health Week 2020 – Understanding Zoonotic Diseases: Community Health – Animals and You
Addressing Abuse: Threats Faced by the Veterinary Profession in Alberta
By Travis Grant Back in July, I took my dog Doug—a 1-year-old brindle pug who’d suffered a serious eye injury—to an emergency veterinary practice in Edmonton. Because of
6 Ways to Make Routine Adjustments Easier on Your Pet
Our pets base their routines and daily schedules around our own. When you have a pet, your schedule isn’t just yours anymore. Even small changes to your schedule can affect
Backyard Chicken Coops
Backyard agriculture, specifically backyard chicken coops, have been growing in popularity. Maybe you’ve thought about starting a backyard chicken coop yourself, or maybe you’re now just learning about it. Backyard
Importation of Companion Animals: a Health and Welfare Perspective
A large but unquantified number of companion animals, particularly dogs, are imported into Canada each year. The source and destinations of these animals vary. Many are acquired by animal rescue
UCVM 2020 Online Vet Camp
The Faculty of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Calgary (UCVM), has announced an Online Vet Camp for kids which offers up a fantastic week long learning opportunity for youth
Pet Emergency Preparedness
In anticipation for any emergency, it is wise to prepare an emergency pet care plan and kit. It is important to think about what your pet(s) needs are, and include
Telemedicine is Now Helping Alberta’s Veterinarians
Alberta Veterinary Practices – Accessing Veterinary Care During COVID-19
Revised June 2021 Alberta Veterinary Practices – Accessing Veterinary Care during COVID-19 The ABVMA recognizes that veterinary practices provide essential services to maintain the health and welfare of animals in