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Dear ,

        North American Compendiums has announced that a Blackberry version of 12th edition of the Canadian Compendium of Veterinary Products (CVP) (English and French) is now available to download free, compliments of Pfizer Animal Health.

 

 Compendium for BB

 

        This indispensable collection of veterinary drug labels is the most complete and concise reference available. The CVP features over 2,200 pharmaceutical, biological, feed medication, diagnostic, dietary supplement, and parasiticide product details with over 120 manufacturers/distributors and their contact information.

 

        Products can be searched by Trade Name, Manufacturer or Ingredient, or compared by viewing the Product Use and/or Product Category Indices.

 

 

  To download your  copy for free, compliments of Pfizer Animal Health, go to the NACCVP

 The CVP application requires an internet connection.

 

                                                                             

 Scrapie Confirmed At Quarantined Sheep Farm 


April 27, 2012

Canadian Food Inspection Agency

        The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has confirmed the presence of scrapie in a quarantined sheep flock in Eastern Ontario. The disease was confirmed in a sheep that recently died on the farm. Scrapie is a fatal disease that affects sheep and goats. While there is no human health risk associated with scrapie, it has serious impacts on sheep and the CFIA aims to eradicate it from Canada. Canada's approach to confirmed or suspected cases of scrapie is based on internationally accepted science and seeks to minimize disruptions to producers.

        The farm was placed under quarantine because a sheep that originated from the farm had previously tested positive for scrapie. In early April, 31 sheep were removed from the farm in violation of the quarantine order.The Ontario Provincial Police is leading the investigation into the missing sheep.The missing sheep pose
a serious risk for scrapie and could spread  the disease to other sheep and goats. Any premises that receive them will be subject to a quarantine and further regulatory action.

        Quarantine breaches put the livestock industry and the economy at risk. Any person who breaches a quarantine may be subject to criminal prosecution under the Health of Animals Act.

                                                                              

CAHI Annual General Meeting 

CAHI 2012


"We always overestimate the change that will occur in the next two years

and underestimate the change that will occur in the next 10."
Bill Gates


        The members of the Canadian Animal Health Institute (CAHI) would like to invite members of the OAVT to their Annual Meeting 'Industry Day' on Wednesday June 6th, 2012. There you will be able to explore and debate these issues, trends, and more.

        The CAHI is the trade association representing the manufacturers and distributors of animal medications in Canada. This year's meeting is being held at The Westin Trillium House, Blue Mountain, Collingwood, Ontario. The theme of the meeting is "Veterinary Medicine 2020" and will feature a number of speakers who will explore our industry and the predicted changes that it will undergo over the next 8 years. Speakers  from across Canada will be engaging attendees with a full agenda throughout the day, ending with a panel discussion. Those attending the CAHI Annual Meeting are the general managers, senior marketing and sales professionals and technical representatives of CAHI member companies. Associate members of CAHI also in attendance include representatives from veterinary distribution centers, regulatory consultants, public relations firms, publishers,pet food companies and agricultural media. It is an excellent opportunity to network and learn more about the animal health industry.

This valuable opportunity to gain insights into the shifting landscape of veterinary medicine now to 2020 is being made available to members of the OAVT at the CAHI member rate of $185(+HST).Registration & payment can be done online at:
For more information, please contact Tracy Firth at (519) 763-7777 or tfirth@cahi-icsa.ca


 

                                                                           

 Ontario Association of Veterinary Technicians 

Ontario Association of Veterinary Technicians

104-100 Stone Road West

Guelph, ON

N1G 5L3


T:  519-836-4910          F:  519-836-3638          E:  rory@oavt.org