January 7, 2025
Advancing Veterinary Education Through the Distributed Veterinary Learning Community (DVLC) at the University of Calgary
ABVMA Report: Response to the Fort McMurray Animal Evacuation
The ABVMA is proud of the overwhelming support provided by Alberta''s veterinarians in the face of crisis and felt compelled to share what we learned. Moving forward, we plan to apply what we''ve
Cases of Equine Infectious Anemia in Alberta
In Canada, EIA is a federally reportable disease, which means that producers or veterinarians must notify the CFIA of all suspected or confirmed cases. There is no human health risk with EIA.
The Consequences of Bill 31
Veterinarians are advocates and guardians for the health and welfare of animals. In other words, we’re their voice. Yet this voice and our unblemished 101-year record as a self-regulated profession
Dismantling Myths About the NDP Government”s Justification for Bill 31
Find out how Bill 31 will really affect veterinarians, animals, and animal owners.
2017 Antibiotic Awareness Week Toolkit
The Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) has prepared this toolkit to help you participate in various activities throughout the year, and specifically during Antibiotic Awareness Week from November 13-18,
Feline Asthma (Feline Allergic Bronchitis)
Feline asthma is an inflammatory disease of the lower respiratory system that results in constricted airways and limited airflow. The disease occurs because of hypersensitivity to various allergens that are
Recurrent Airway Obstruction (RAO) in Horses – Heaves
Heaves is a common chronic respiratory disease triggered by inhaled particles from hay, straw, and dust. Airways in the lungs narrow and become obstructed for several reasons: from swelling due
How is Traceability Used in an Emergency Response?
During an emergency response, which could include disease outbreaks, floods or fires, access to up-to-date information is critical. Determining where animals are, where they have been and what other animals
Traceability, Who Needs to Participate?
The traceability program relies on the cooperation of everyone involved in the animal production industry.
What is Traceability in Alberta?
Alberta’s traceability program is a system of tracking livestock animals and their movement to allow for a swift and accurate response to animal health, public health and food safety threats
How to Handle Bee Swarms
If we all work together responsibly, we can save the bees and save our environment.
Parvovirus
Parvovirus is a hardy, highly contagious, often deadly virus that’s spread through the feces of infected dogs. It attacks the intestinal tract and white blood cells causing symptoms such as