Disease alerts, rabies surveillance updates, and recent animal health and disease news items from Ontario, Canada, and around the world.
3 Apr , 2023
Veterinary advisory: Newcastle disease (OMAFRA)
Current situation, clinical signs, diagnosis, and prevention of Newcastle disease.
Read More >21 Mar , 2023
Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) Event: Information for private practitioners (CFIA)
A comprehensive guide to HPAI in Ontario - what it is, how it affects animals, how it spreads, One Health, prevention, biosecurity, and much more.
Read More >6 Mar , 2023
Join the OAHN Companion Animal Team!
The companion animal Ontario Animal Health Network team is currently seeking a veterinarian active in companion animal practice in Eastern Ontario to join our team
Read More >1 Jan , 2023
Q4 2022 Veterinary Surveys Available for Ontario Practitioners (Companion Animals, Equine, Swine)
Find links to our latest veterinary surveys for Ontario veterinarians practicing on companion animals, equine, or swine.
Read More >14 Nov , 2022
Ontario Rabies Update November 9, 2022 – 1 New Case
One new case of rabies, detected in one skunk (Niagara), this week (November 9, 2022). We are currently at 516 cases of raccoon strain (472 expired and 44 active), and 21 cases of fox strain rabies (21 expired) in Ontario to date.
Read More >31 Oct , 2022
Ontario Rabies Update October 26, 2022 - 1 New Case
One new case of rabies, detected in one skunk (Niagara), this week (October 26, 2022).
Read More >4 Oct , 2022
Ontario Varroa Mite Monitoring Campaign: 2022 Update and Graphs
Updates and data from the OAHN Varroa Monitoring Campaign 2022.
Read More >3 Oct , 2022
Industry Update: Influenza A - Swine (2022)
The purpose of this update is to provide information on influenza in Ontario swine herds based on data collected from July 2021 to June 2022.
Read More >30 Sep , 2022
Q3 2022 Veterinary Surveys Available for Ontario Practitioners (Companion Animals, Equine, Swine)
Find links to our latest veterinary surveys for Ontario veterinarians practicing on companion animals, equine, or swine.
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