Veterinary Technology

Assists in providing continuing education to general practitioners, veterinary students and animal health technicians, with the objective of continuously advancing the profession’s capabilities in dermatology.

The trade association representing the developers, manufacturers and distributors of animal pharmaceuticals, biologics, feed additives and animal pesticides in Canada.

The Canadian Veterinary Medical Association is the voice of the Canadian veterinary profession in promoting animal welfare and One Health, to ensure optimal care for animals, people and the environment.

The guidelines contained within the Guide to Care and Use of Experimental Animals, vol 1, 2nd edition (1993) are currently being revised. As the guidelines are updated, they will be removed from this Guide and the new guidelines will be posted on the CCAC website under the appropriate heading. Sections still in use are listed within the Guide.

The guidelines listed below provide guidance for various types of animals, according to group (e.g., wildlife), family, or genus, and replace CCAC Guide to the Care and Use of Experimental Animals, vol. 2 (1984), which is no longer available. These guidelines build on other CCAC guidelines (program management, animal care, and procedures) to provide further details for particular types of animals. For animals where specific guidance is not provided below, please consult the General Guidelines.

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Contains product specific information on drugs approved for use in Canada. The database is managed by Health Canada and includes human pharmaceutical and biological drugs, veterinary drugs, radiopharmaceutical drugs and disinfectant products.

The regulatory and professional organization for the veterinary profession in Manitoba.

Is the provincial voice for veterinary technologists in Manitoba promoting professional advancement for veterinary technologists. We strive to offer veterinary technologists opportunities to enhance their skills, education and careers. We offer leadership and support for our members.

Provides veterinarians and other animal health professionals with concise and authoritative information on diseases and management of food-producing, companion, laboratory, and exotic animals.

Datasheet detailing information relating for many animal medicines.

A not-for-profit organization uniting provincial/regional veterinary technician and technologist associations tasked with promoting the veterinary technologist profession, establishing and maintaining national standards of membership, and becoming a resource regarding national and international issues.

An online evidence-based, veterinary point-of-care resource designed to help veterinarians and veterinary nurses and technicians use the most current clinical information available. Includes information on many common disorders and diseases seen in cats and dogs. (Offers complimentary subscriptions to students.)

The VIN News Service is an independent newsgathering service that examines issues of concern, importance and interest to the veterinary community, and communicates veterinary perspectives to the public. Our goal is to provide unbiased, accurate, insightful news reports and analyses that explore topics and viewpoints not commonly covered by other media outlets.

Act governing the veterinary profession in Manitoba.