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ABVTA Exotics Track, Part 1 of 3: Introduction to Exotic Companion Mammals

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ABVTA Exotics Track, Part 2 of 3: Introduction to Companion Birds

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ABVTA Webinar: Keeping Them Alive - an RVT’s Guide to Small Ruminant Medicine and Husbandry

Date: April 7, 2026
Time: 7:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. MST

Ever wonder what it really takes to keep small ruminants alive, healthy and thriving?

In this discussion, we'll cover the major health concerns you'll encounter both in clinical practice and as an owner, walk through essential husbandry and handling techniques, and share a few wild adventures along the way

This session is approved for 1 hour of Continuing Professional Development (CPD) credit for RVTs by the ABVMA.

This webinar will be recorded.

Date: April 7, 2026
Time: 7:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. MST
Registration Closes: April 6, 2026

Members: FREE
Non-Members: $20.00

*Fee changes for 2026:

Track Series Registration Fees

ABVTA’s Track Series are specialized, multi-session learning experiences designed to support deeper skill development and focused professional growth.

To help sustain these programs, a small registration fee applies to Track Series events for both members and non-members, whether attending live or accessing on-demand recordings.

This contribution helps offset program costs and allows ABVTA to continue offering high-quality speakers, meaningful content, and engaging continuing professional development for our community. All other ABVTA webinars continue to be complimentary for members. We appreciate your understanding and support.

Speaker:

Robyn Andersen, RVT

Robyn grew up on an acreage in central AB, attended Olds College from 2004-2006 and has worked the majority of her career in rural community practice. Somewhere along the way she started collecting animals as most RVTs do. The first goat came with husbandry and health concerns, and it was a slippery slope from there, learning everything within reach and diving deeper into health care and nutrition.

Currently Robyn is raising two small humans with her significant other while working as an RVT outside of Medicine Hat, AB and has 40+ registered dairy goats, horses, chickens, cats and 1 dog.