An Outpouring of Compassion from Alberta Veterinarians and Technologists in Wake of Fort McMurray FireOver the course of the past week, 1,124 animals were checked in and examined by a veterinarian. Approximately 10% of the animals...
Blue-Green Algae in Alberta Lakes - What is the Impact on Animals?Photo credit Blooms of blue-green algae have been identified in lakes across Alberta and is a common occurrence during the summer...
Tick Surveillance and Lyme DiseaseSee below for the tick surveillance submission form. If you suspect your animal has been in contact with ticks, contact your...
Livestock Emergency PreparednessPreparing Your Livestock for Natural Disasters Alberta has experienced its share of natural disasters and emergencies over the...
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...
Alberta Veterinarians Ban Medically Unnecessary ProceduresThese practices have a long history, and the myths of benefits that have become intertwined with the tradition, especially in the...
A Caution on the Use of Cannabinoids on PetsVeterinarians are frequently asked by animal owners about treating companion animals with cannabinoids. While there is...
ABVMA Report: Response to the Fort McMurray Animal EvacuationThe ABVMA is proud of the overwhelming support provided by Alberta's veterinarians in the face of crisis and felt compelled to...
Cases of Equine Infectious Anemia in AlbertaIn Canada, EIA is a federally reportable disease, which means that producers or veterinarians must notify the CFIA of all...
Stronger Veterinary Standards Benefit AlbertansNew provincial legislation has been introduced in Alberta to provide better consumer protection to pet and animal owners. The...
