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Call your vet before you go to clinic during COVID-19

Different vet clinics have adopted different protocols

Animal welfare is paramount during COVID-19 — but so is human health. That’s why Darrell Dalton, registrar of the Alberta Veterinary Medical Association, recommends you call ahead before you go to your vet. “Different practices have taken different measures and different steps,” he said. “Some of the small practices are limiting the number of people […] Read more

Hogs, Livestock

Regional-level biosecurity urged against PED in Manitoba

By Alberta Farmer Staff May 19, 2017

Producers in southeastern Manitoba’s “hog alley” are being urged to keep animal movements to a minimum and limit contact with hog operations in an area that’s seen five on-farm cases of porcine epidemic diarrhea (PED) this month. The province’s chief veterinary officer on Thursday confirmed positive test results for PED at a sow operation in […] Read more

Beef Cattle, Dairy Cattle, Hogs, Livestock, Poultry/Eggs, Sheep/Goats

Yukon to help cover livestock vets’ travel costs

By Alberta Farmer Staff September 15, 2015

The Yukon government has launched a pilot program to help cover veterinarians’ travel and service expenses for farm calls. The territory government on Tuesday announced it will accept up to 30 farmers for the pilot of the Veterinary Services Program, running from now to the end of March 2016. The program will reimburse participating veterinarians […] Read more

If an injury is left to heal as an open wound, hosing the wound for 20 minutes daily encourages further healing.  This process can be repeated every day for weeks after the injury depending on the wound’s progress.

Horse Health, Livestock

Bringing the advantages of hydrotherapy to your horse

Horse Health: A soothing and therapeutic relief  when dealing with wounds or injuries

By Carol Shwetz Dvm August 14, 2015

One of the most valuable allies in the “doctor’s” kit of every horseman ought to be water — simple, soothing, inexpensive, and most often readily available. The application of water, a.k.a. hydrotherapy, to encourage healing brings plenty of advantages in many equine injuries. In spite of the many advancements in veterinary medicine, hydrotherapy remains a […] Read more

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Call your vet before you go to clinic during COVID-19

Regional-level biosecurity urged against PED in Manitoba

Yukon to help cover livestock vets’ travel costs

Bringing the advantages of hydrotherapy to your horse

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