Online ordering is now open: You can now order 2017 Animal Health Week merchandise here. Take advantage of the Early Bird deadline, July 21, 2017, for a chance win a $100 Subway gift card! Those who order through the online system will also receive a chance to win additional prizes. Ordering closes on August 4, […]

Status of Rabies in Saskatchewan – May 2017 The Saskatchewan rabies report for the month of May, 2017, is attached for your information. There were three (3) positive cases in May. There were three positive skunks; contact with the skunks resulted in the revaccination of a previously vaccinated dog in one case, 3 months quarantine

The Canadian Federation of Humane Societies is conducting a follow up to its ground-breaking 2012 study, Cats in Canada: A Comprehensive Report on the Cat Overpopulation Crisis, and invites you to participate. This year, the survey is being conducted by Ipsos, an independent, Canadian-based market and opinion research firm. This extensive research project is critical

Source: Manitoba Pork PED Case #11 found in Manitoba sow barn Tuesday, May 02, 2017 On May 2, 2017, Manitoba’s Chief Veterinary Officer (CVO) confirmed positive test results for PEDv from a sow operation in southeast Manitoba. The CVO has activated Manitoba Agriculture’s Emergency Operation Centre to assist the affected producer and conduct a full

A growing body of research demonstrates that animal abuse and interpersonal violence are closely linked. A recent survey by the Saskatchewan SPCA showed that concern for the safety of family pets and livestock has an impact on the decision making of individuals leaving situations involving domestic violence. Over 77% of respondents reported knowing at least

In 2017, Canada will undergo its most comprehensive evaluation of veterinary services to date. The CFIA will be coordinating an assessment of the quality of veterinary infrastructure across the country and how it contributes to maintaining and strengthening international trade, ensuring the health of our nation’s animals, and protecting the public from the risk of

Status of Rabies in Saskatchewan – December 2016 There were seven (7) positive cases detected from November 1 – 30. There were four positive skunks: Case 1: three unvaccinated cats were vaccinated and quarantined for three months. Case 2: one dog with out-of-date vaccinations was re-vaccinated and quarantined for three months; two people received RPEP.