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A NIGHT OUT? WHAT’S THAT? Join your colleagues for a relaxing evening of delicious food, great company and spirited discussion…. Monday November 24 CRAVE Kitchen & Wine Bar 1925 Victoria Ave, Regina 6:30 pm Cocktails 7:00 pm Dinner & Discussion: BUILDING RESILIENCE IN VETERINARY PRACTICE Presenters: Darlene Chalmers, PhD MSW RSW Trisha Dowling, DVM, MSc, DACVIM (LAIM) & DACVCP Tickets for dinner & wellness talk: $20 RSVP by Thursday November 20…. to [email protected] or 306-955-7868 Presented by the SVMA Professional Wellness and USask Veterinary Social Work Initiatives Committees Nov 3/4, 2014 The Equine Chapter of the SBCV will hold our 43rd Annual Fall Equine Seminar Monday & Tuesday, November 3rd and 4th, 2014; The Town and Country Inn, Delta, BC Featured Speakers: Dr. Nick Frank, Tufts University, MA; Dr. Hal Schott, Michigan State University, MI. Topics: Endocrine Disorders in the Older Horse and Medical Case Studies - Weight Loss, Liver, Kidney, etc. Registration package will be mailed in August. Contact Dr. John Twidale Ph/Fax: 604-930-8090 [email protected] Information at - www.canadianveterinarians.net/sbcv/event/2014Equine Nov 7-9 2014 The Saskatchewan Association of Veterinary Technologists (SAVT) is celebrating its 30th anniversary at their annual general meeting, tradeshow, and continuing education conference, to be held November 7 to 9, 2014, at the Radisson Hotel Saskatoon and the Western College of Veterinary Medicine. See www.savt.ca for info. Nov 8, 2014 MSK Ultrasound Course Calgary, Alberta. This course is an introduction of MSK ultrasound in small animalsapplications, equipment and scanning principles. Lecture will cover diagnostic ultrasound of the shoulder, Carpal Tarsal, Iliopsoas and Stifle with some interesting case presentations and an afternoon scan lab. Instructor Dr Debra Canapp DVM Diplomate, American College of Veterinary Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation. 7.5 CE credits available. For more information and to register go to www.scilvet.com. Questions? [email protected] 1866-382-6937. Nov 8/9, 2014 Focus and Flourish presents Femoral Head Ostectomy (Nov 8) and Medial Patella Luxations (Nov 9) in Calgary. For information visit www.focusandflourish.com. Nov 15/16, 2014 TPLO Course-Calgary, Alberta. This 2 Day combination lecture and wet lab will cover the TPLO procedure and MPL stabilization combined with TPLO. Instructor: Dr. Audrey Remedios DVM, MVetSc, DACVS. 10.5 CE credits available. For more information and to register www.scilvet.com. Questions? [email protected] 1866-3826937. Nov 26, 2014 Animal Welfare & Why it Matters 11:30am - 1:15pm SIA Agribition Queensbury Convention Centre Salon 3, Regina SK Dr Jennifer Walker, DVM,PhD,Dip.ACVPM - Director of Dairy Stewardship, Dean Foods A California Native, Jennifer earned her Bachelor’s in Animal Science (1994) and her DVM (2000) from the University of California at Davis. As an associate veterinarian in California a practice specializing in dairy herd health she developed her interests in on-farm education, udder health and animal welfare. In 2010 she completed her PhD in Veterinary Preventive Medicine at The Ohio State University where she also minored in University Education. Her work in education included the development and delivery of a graduate level course, “Current Issues in Animal Welfare” in addition to serving as in Assistant Instructor for the required veterinary ethics course, leading lectures on humane euthanasia and animal handling. Jennifer joined Dean Foods as their Director of Dairy Stewardship in July of 2010. In this role, she is putting to use her expertise in farm milk quality and passion for animal welfare by working with customers, suppliers, dairy farmers to develop an industry wide standard that promotes the good welfare of dairy cattle. Members - $25, Non - Members - $25, Students – Free; Qualifies for one (1) hr CE credit through SVMA. RSVP ONLINE BY: November 24, 2014 Q? Call Kathryn Tonita, PAg (306)787-5142 [email protected] Nov. 29/30, 2014 TTA Course-Calgary, Alberta. This 2 day course will involve lecture covering Cranial Cruciate Disease, TTA history, theory, required equipment and the step by step procedure along with a wet lab. Instructor: Dr. Lorne Carroll DVM. 12.5 CE credits available. For more information and to register www.scilvet.com. Questions? [email protected] 1866-382-6937. November 30, 2014 Small Animal Endocrinology Workshop Hosted by the Western College of Veterinary Medicine Time: 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Location: WCVM 2115 Cost: $183.75. Registration fee includes sessions, lunch and refreshment breaks. This all-day continuing education (CE) session will update your knowledge of small animal clinical endocrinology. Our presenters will cover some of the basics as well as some of the newest findings in this area. Presenters will also talk about the most common diseases such as diabetes, hyperadrenocorticism, hyperthyroidism and hypoadrenocorticism. The workshop's last session will be a chance for you to work together with the presenters in working some easy (and some not-so-easy) case presentations. Workshop Schedule 8:30-9:30 a.m.: "The role of calcium in small animal practice" Presenter: Dr. Meg Scuderi, resident, small animal medicine, WCVM 9:30-10:30 a.m.: "Addisons disease: keep in mind" Presenter: Dr. Anthony Carr, professor, small animal medicine, WCVM 10:30-11 a.m.: Coffee break 11 a.m.-12 p.m.: "Cushings disease: something new, something old, something blue" Presenter: Dr. Anthony Carr, professor, small animal medicine, WCVM 12-1 p.m.: Lunch 1-2 p.m.: "Feline diabetes mellitus: advances in monitoring and treatment" Presenter: Dr. Liz Snead, professor, small animal medicine, WCVM 2-3 p.m.: "Hyperthyroidis: an update" Presenter: Dr. Liz Snead, professor, small animal medicine, WCVM 3-3:30 p.m.: Coffee break 3:30-5 p.m: "Mystery (or not) endocrine rounds" WCVM leaders: Drs. M. Casey Gaunt, Anthony Carr, Liz Snead Registration To register, please download and complete the registration form. Fax (306-966-8747) or mail your registration form (along with credit card information or cheque) to: Jackie Bahnmann, Continuing Education Coordinator Western College of Veterinary Medicine, U of S 52 Campus Drive, Saskatoon, SK S7N 5B4 Tel: 306-966-7108 | Fax: 306-966-8747 Please make cheques payable to: University of Saskatchewan ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The Pet Loss Support Group meets the first and third Sunday of every month at 2:00 pm At W.A. Edwards Family Centre, 333 4th Avenue North, Saskatoon. Call (306) 343.5322 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ New Food & Farming Organization Launching in Saskatchewan Farm & Food Care Saskatchewan is set to serve up menus of opportunity and food for thought at official launch event Consumers increasingly want to know more about where their food comes and hear from those who raise and grow it. To capitalize on connecting with consumers and build on Saskatchewan's food and farming profile, a new organization called Farm & Food Care Saskatchewan (FFC SK) will be a one-stop marketplace for consumers, farmers and members organizations on all things food and farming. "The vision of Farm & Food Care Saskatchewan is an organization that focuses on the production of food from farm gate to the consumer plate," emphasizes Adele Buettner, Executive Director of FACS. "Not only will farmers and ranchers be involved in Farm & Food Care, but also food processors, retailers, wholesalers, chefs... all those who have a stake in food and farming in the province. We're excited to invite everyone to the table to engage in real dialogue on the topics that matter to all of us." Joe Kleinsasser, Interim Board Chair for Farm & Food Care Saskatchewan, has been immersed in the formation of the new organization. "Farm & Food Care presents tremendous opportunities to connect farmers with consumers. With less than 2% of people in Canada having a direct link to the farm these days, it is important for us to let people know that agriculture in the province is a dynamic, vibrant and technologically advanced industry. Those of us who are intimately involved in food production in the province want consumers to know that we take great pride in producing food that is nutritious and safe to eat." Farm & Food Care Saskatchewan will host an industry launch entitled "Farms at the Table: Menus for Opportunity" December 10-11 at the Sheraton Cavalier Hotel in Saskatoon. This exciting two-day event will kick off with an inspiring workshop on communicating with consumers and networking within the industry on December 10. Facilitators include: Mike Klein whose presentation "Getting the Dirt on Digital - Earning Attention in a Time-Crunched World" will help participants navigate through the maze of digital tools and their implications and applications for the agriculture industry. Dennis Prouse of CropLife Canada who will be speaking on "De-mystifying the World of Lobbying". Kelly Daynard, Farm & Food Care Ontario, whose "Speak Up" training will focus on how to get the message of modern-day agriculture out to consumers. On December 11, a line-up of thought-provoking, renowned speakers will be sharing their stories with conference goers. Presenters and topics include: Rob Saik, CEO Agri-Trend Inc., and author of The Agriculture Manifesto - Non-Science and Food Paranoia; Kelly Daynard, Communications Manager, Farm & Food Care Ontario - Getting the Real Dirt on Farming; Carrie Mess (Dairy Carrie), Blogger and U.S. Social Media Farmer of the Year - Welcome to the World of Agvocacy; and Dr. Joe Schwarcz, Director, Office of Science and Technology, McGill University - Agricultural Myths and Facts For more information, contact: Joe Kleinsasser Adele Buettner 306.882.1992 306.249.3227 _________________________________ 2015 ______________________________________ January 15-17, 2015 Western Canadian Association of Bovine Practitioners 2015 Annual Conference “Show Me the Money!” Thursday-Saturday, January 15-17, 2015; Saskatoon, SK Contact: Phyllis Mierau, 1-866-269-8387 e-mail: [email protected]; website: www.wcabp.com September 17-19, 2015 2015 SVMA Conference Delta Regina Hotel, Regina SK
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