If you find a #tick on your pet, yourself, someone else, or anywhere outside, Alberta Health asks you to submit it for testing as part of a tick surveillance program. #TickTalk #lymedisease
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Embark on a new chapter in Alberta and discover the perfect blend of natural beauty, diverse culture, and career growth. Visit makeabigmove.ca to explore job opportunities and resources to kickstart your journey towards a fulfilling career.

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It is important for backyard/small-flock keepers to be aware of avian influenza and take extra measures to protect their flocks during the spring migration.
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We often have a plan for taking care of our families in case a natural emergency displaces us, but do you have a Livestock Emergency Response Plan to keep your livestock safe? bit.ly/44zSVfm #EPWeek2024 #EmergencyPreparednessWeek

No matter where they are, we’ve got the tools and resources to help make your next hire a big one.

To make a big move with your next hire, visit makeabigmove.ca to get started and post your job vacancies.

#MakeABigMove #HireFromAnywhere

It's essential that horse owners in Alberta are ready for unexpected emergencies, such as natural disasters.

For guidance on making a plan and assembling an emergency preparedness kit, visit bit.ly/3WwI0B8.

If you have a dog that spends time outdoors in areas where ticks are common, it is important to talk to your veterinarian about #tick prevention and #lymedisease treatment options. #yourvetknowsticks
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In emergency situations, such as natural disasters or disease outbreaks, proper identification helps in the effective evacuation, treatment, and return of animals to their rightful owners.
#EPWeek2024 #EmergencyPreparednessWeek
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It was a pleasure to meet with the Alberta Veterinary Medical Association this morning to discuss our continued collaboration and support for education, attraction, and retention of world-class veterinary professionals right here in Alberta!

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Effective and humane dog training takes time, effort and consistency, but it’s well worth it. Well trained dogs are a lower risk to themselves and others, and they’re safer to have around family and friends. bit.ly/3Rjp5XK

It's important to remember pets are especially vulnerable in emergencies and when an evacuation takes place. Emergency plans should include consideration of what to do to properly care for your pet.

The following information is provided so that pet owners are informed and better

Today, we honor the memories of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls across Canada through #RedDressDay .
Show your support by wearing a red dress or hanging one from a window or tree.

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May is Lyme Disease Awareness Month.
Visit the link below to learn more about #lymedisease in #Alberta and what to do if you find a #tick .
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It is important for pet owners to learn pet first aid so that they can provide basic care in case of an emergency.

VIsit the link below to learn more and register for St. John Ambulance's Pet First Aid course. sja.ca/en/first-aid-t…?

Today we join the global community in honoring #WorldVeterinaryDay . This year's theme is 'Veterinarians are essential health workers' - serving as a reminder of the crucial role veterinarians play in promoting health and well-being across various sectors.
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All pets should be vaccinated regularly against rabies. Your veterinarian can develop an appropriate vaccination schedule for your animals. bit.ly/4ddhS4f

Speak with your veterinarian to ensure your animal’s vaccines are up to date.
#WorldAnimalVaccinationDay #NationalVaccinationWeek
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Today on #WorldAnimalVaccinationDay , be sure to check if your pets’ vaccinations are up to date!

Vaccines play an important role in protecting the health of our beloved pets, and our health– especially when it comes to diseases like rabies.

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