Livestock Emergency Preparedness
Preparing Your Livestock for Natural Disasters Alberta has experienced its share of natural disasters and emergencies over the past few years. From severe storms and blizzards to tornadoes, wildfires...
Read morePreparing Your Livestock for Natural Disasters Alberta has experienced its share of natural disasters and emergencies over the past few years. From severe storms and blizzards to tornadoes, wildfires...
Read moreIf a veterinarian can’t see your animal, it weighs on them too - members of the veterinary team care deeply for your animal and will do their best to help you. However, due to the challenges...
Read moreAnimal Health Week is an annual event that celebrates and promotes the well-being of animals across Canada. It's a time to recognize the importance of veterinary care and the crucial role that...
Read moreIncreasing the chances of survival in an emergency like a fire, flood, or tornado depends on proper planning and preparedness. Pets are especially vulnerable in emergencies and when an evacuation takes place. Keep in mind that what is best for you is usually what is best for your pet.
Read moreIt’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 independent. Sometimes their independence...
Read moreAll animal owners should take note of their animals’ current vaccinations, to ensure they’re up to date. Vaccination is an inexpensive, effective means of protecting your animal from a variety of...
Read moreWatch this informative video that describes the importance of regular dental care for your horse.
Read moreMarketing spin or evidence based fact? Healthy food comes from healthy animals and healthy animals are a result of...
Read moreIt is important for people to realize that pets can pose a risk to wildlife and wildlife can pose a risk to pets and their owners.
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