From the Blacklegged Tick to the Rocky Mountain Wood Tick, here's how you can identify and prevent these pests from harming your pet.
As demand for RVTs continues to grow, competition to attract skilled team members has intensified.
Dental disease is one of the most common health issues seen in pets, yet it is often overlooked until pain or infection has progressed.
Working with horses requires a particular kind of presence. They are sensitive, perceptive animals, attuned to subtle changes in body language, tone, and energy.
Veterinary clinics have the power to drive meaningful change. By implementing policies and practices that champion gender equality, break down stereotypes, and provide strong support, they can foster a more inclusive and empowering work environment.
For some Registered Veterinary Technologists (RVTs), their day starts in clinical settings with wellness exams, surgery prep, and dietary recommendations. But for those in municipal shelters, the reality is far different.
How Registered Veterinary Technologists Deliver Species-Specific Care, Advocate for Animal Welfare, and Provide Specialized Support for Some of the Most Unconventional Patients.
As an RVT, long hours, emotional stress, and fast-paced environments can make it difficult to maintain balance in veterinary medicine. Protecting your time and well-being is essential for a fulfilling career as a Registered Veterinary Technologist (RVT).
Every October, the Alberta Veterinary Technologist Association (ABVTA) proudly celebrates RVT Month, a province-wide initiative to honour the essential work of Registered Veterinary Technologists (RVTs) in Alberta.