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WCVMToday has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in March 2021. The social media accounts linked to from WCVMToday are: • Facebook • Instagram • X Besides social media accounts, WCVMToday has populated their site with: • Foaling Refresher: WCVM Equine Education Evening • WCVM: emergency preparedness resources for animals • 2025 WCVM Community Report • 2026 WCVM Equine Education Day: register now! • Explore University of Saskatchewan careers (search "veterinary") • Going batty: Debunking myths and uncovering facts about one of Halloween’s spookiest critters • WCVM EquineED Talks: FACT OR FICTION? | Sunday, Nov. 23, 2025 Survey • WCVM graduate research poster day draws record high participation • wcvmtoday.usask.ca • New radiation oncologist excited to help ‘as many as they can’ • Sept. 28 is World Rabies Day: what you need to know • Horses help B.C. student make jump from show ring to vet school • WCVM Admissions Presentation: Oct. 16 • Saskatchewan student brings a variety pack of experience to vet school • Join the WCVM student panel (Oct. 23) • New WCVM scholarship honours Saskatchewan teen’s passion for animals • WCVM Home Community Awareness Program • B.C. veterinary student follows interest in marine mammals from coast to coast • WCVM Companion Animal Health Fund Lightning Round • One Health in action: partnership for a prosperous future • Beef cattle health talks with Dr. Paul Morley • ‘Change is the law of life’: Manitoba student pivots from law to veterinary medicine • Register for the 2025 LFCE Summer Field Day • Student award honours Blakley’s love for teaching and toxicology - WCVM Today - Western College of Veterinary Medicine | University of Saskatchewan • 2025 WCVM mixed animal practice CE session: canine cystitis • Veterinary student aspires to be ‘steady advocate’ for animals • USask - Images of Research 2025 competition • WCVM alumnus creates new award for fourth-year veterinary students • 3MT® Competition - College of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies - • Manitoba's VetSTEP program gives veterinary students hands-on learning • Celebrating Rural Ranching Women • Delta Equine Seminar inspires inaugural award recipients - WCVM Today - Western College of Veterinary Medicine | University of Saskatchewan • Images of Research Contest • How to avoid holiday pet emergencies • WCVM mixed animal practice CE sessions: sheep • USask graduate student receives American bison scholarship - WCVM Today - Western College of Veterinary Medicine | University of Saskatchewan • WCVM Equine Field Service locum veterinarian: job post • Groundbreaking USask research identifies cause of pig ear necrosis • Western College of Veterinary Medicine - Admissions • Five questions with Dr. Arthur Nery Finatto, WCVM graduate - WCVM Today - Western College of Veterinary Medicine | University of Saskatchewan • Vetavision 2024 - Western College of Veterinary Medicine • WCVM-based graduate students part of USask fall convocation • Events - 11th Annual PSFaM Conference • 'Always do the best you can': Minh Thanh (Agnes) Truc Nguyen • Five questions with Dr. Shayna Levitt, veterinary ophthalmology graduate • Images of Research Contest - Research | University of Saskatchewan • Hard to stomach: veterinarian alerts horse owners about dangers of bale net wrap - WCVM Today - Western College of Veterinary Medicine | University of Saskatchewan • Horse Health Lines (Fall 2025) now online • Miniature messengers: delivering pregnancy news and healing substances • Asthma inhalers: lifesaving for us, but life threatening to our pets • WCVM authors offer new additions to your summer reading list - WCVM Today - Western College of Veterinary Medicine • The Swine Health Blackbelt Podcast • Pets find a foe in foxtail grasses - WCVM Today - Western College of Veterinary Medicine | University of Saskatchewan • USask scientists explore tiny crayfish’s big impact on environment and other animals - WCVM Today - Western College of Veterinary Medicine • Jinnath Rehana Ritu recognized nationally with Vanier scholarship - WCVM Today - Western College of Veterinary Medicine • Two WCVM scientists attract SHRF research dollars for One Health projects - WCVM Today - Western College of Veterinary Medicine • Horse Health Lines (Spring 2025) online - Townsend Equine Health Research Fund • VIDO researchers building pandemic preparedness tool kit with the help of bats - WCVM Today - Western College of Veterinary Medicine • WCVM graduate has played integral role in Alberta’s swine industry for four decades - WCVM Today - Western College of Veterinary Medicine • USask swine veterinarian receives Merck Veterinary Award - WCVM Today - Western College of Veterinary Medicine • What dog owners should know about parvo amid outbreak in Ontario city • www.producer.com • WCVM scientists receive SHRF funding for osteoarthritis and Lyme disease research • Quality time with Dr. Hill: Distinguished Graduate Mentor 2024-25 • Griffyn the warrior: surviving parvovirus • USask graduates celebrate completion of veterinary program at WCVM • WCVM-based graduate students celebrate academic milestones at USask Spring Convocation • Rolling the dice for honey bee health at the WCVM - USask Health Sciences • Accreditation vital ‘stamp of approval’ for veterinary hospital • Gift honours family’s farming heritage and value of One Health research • USask veterinarians urge owners to protect dogs from deadly parvovirus - News • Head of the class - Townsend Equine Health Research Fund • Matching passion with practice in equine medicine - WCVM Today • Canine mammary cancer study explores new techniques for early detection • USask project supports health initiatives for African women and girls • Wrestling with success: Allison Kuzub takes skills learned on the mat to vet school • Pivotal moment: veterinary college’s 60-year milestone inspires change • Animal health research receives cash injection from Saskatchewan’s Agriculture Development Fund • New genomic sequencing diagnostic tool targets reproductive failure in cattle herds • International Development Week highlights global research and collaboration at USask • Young Innovators: USask researcher using bat immune systems to find next generation therapies • VIDO researchers collaborate with international team to unlock secrets of bat genomes • Cartwright honoured for dedication to learning - WCVM Today - Western College of Veterinary Medicine • New $24 million funding to spearhead pandemic preparedness research • ‘Bully breeds’ bans don’t address lack of training and owner awareness • The blood flow balance: USask scientists test treatment for severe bleeding in trauma patients • B.C. student’s veterinary career choice flowed from salmon farming experience • Canada’s pork industry renews financial investment in USask swine welfare chair • Canada’s pork industry renews financial investment in USask swine welfare chair - News • Raising the bar for the livestock industry • Fish, canola, and the future of aquaculture • WCVM alumnus and Manitoba veterinarian appointed to Order of Canada - WCVM Today - Western College of Veterinary Medicine • Saskatoon veterinarian featured on APTN's 'Wild Rose Vets' • WCVM Today (December 2024) • MRI and LINAC installation project begins March 2025 • Canada’s first veterinary social work program celebrates 10 years at the WCVM • Watch for holiday dangers to family pets • ‘Veterinary medicine chose me as much as I chose it’ • From savannah cats to coral growth: diverse experiences prepare B.C. student for vet school • New veterinary program aims to support Canadian swine industry shortages • Delivering through the nose: USask team tests easier way to give lifesaving drug to working dogs • Designated WCVM seats aim to enrich veterinary profession - WCVM Today - Western College of Veterinary Medicine • Unlocking the ‘genetic magic’ of beef cattle - WCVM Today - Western College of Veterinary Medicine • 2024 Agribition serves as ideal training site for WCVM veterinary students • Giving back in life and death • Volunteering helped Saskatchewan student see variety in veterinary profession • Producers issued Johne’s warning | The Western Producer • USask scientists evaluate timing for vaccinating sheep against deadly bacterial disease • WCVM-connected graduate students participate in USask fall convocation - WCVM Today - Western College of Veterinary Medicine • Dr. Arran Lamont’s legacy honoured in new memorial scholarship • Vet student’s career interests stitch together animal and human health • ‘Let’s get started’: Bev Hughes’ legacy in veterinary medicine education - WCVM Today - Western College of Veterinary Medicine • Tissue explants offer promising alternative for swine influenza research - WCVM Today - Western College of Veterinary Medicine • WCVM alumnus honours parents’ legacy of sacrifice with new scholarship • Northern exposure to animals guided Yukon student to vet profession • Flying beyond the yellow: USask scientists explore honey bees’ diverse foraging habits on Prairies • Veterinary pursuit: B.C. student has what it takes to achieve dream profession • Access to veterinary care critical to health of animals and people - WCVM Today - Western College of Veterinary Medicine • ‘Technologist of the Year’ award goes to a team player in animal health care • WCVM Class of 1973 showcases ‘giving spirit’ to simulation centre • Professional pivot leads veterinary student to new challenges • USask study flags human drugs as most common cause for canine poisonings - WCVM Today - Western College of Veterinary Medicine • USask veterinary student earns North American bovine health award • Bison industry looks to build better genetics | The Western Producer • WCVM poster day highlights students’ research findings • B.C. vet student aspires to work alongside her mentors after graduation - WCVM Today - Western College of Veterinary Medicine • Vaping while pregnant: USask researchers develop vital tool to study risks • ‘I hope to live up to the name of Dr. Langelier’ - WCVM Today - Western College of Veterinary Medicine • Crude oil toxicity in cattle • Gene project to help wood and plains bison underway in Sask. | CBC News • Curing cuts with cod: can fish skin grafts help heal horses’ wounds? • Pumping up equine health: new research aims to improve heart disease diagnostics - WCVM Today - Western College of Veterinary Medicine • Research studies viability of straw-based diets | The Western Producer • USask PhD student takes animal pathogen research international with journey to Scotland • USask’s VIDO awarded NIH contract to develop critical models for global research • Dr. Cheryl Waldner Receives 2024 Canadian Beef Industry Award for Outstanding Research and Innovation • USask scientists study link between Brucella infection and poor semen quality in rams • USask co-leads of first-ever nationwide One Health training program • Personal ties lead scientists to bacterial research collaboration • BIG project requires a large and diverse team • ‘There’s no other place for me to be’: neuroscientist joins veterinary college at USask • Yas Ranjbar: 'It's creating an understanding and respect' • Health alert: Watch for more ticks this spring and summer • Digging up danger - WCVM Today - Western College of Veterinary Medicine • The Evan Bray Show - Ali Honaramooz - June 18th, 2024 • Award-winning professor enjoys helping students achieve ‘aha moments’ in learning • Pet-owners: watch out for foxtail seed pods that can harm your dog or cat this summer • To catch a cat killer - WCVM Today - Western College of Veterinary Medicine • USask researchers exploring pig possibilities for organ transplantation - WCVM Today - Western College of Veterinary Medicine • New veterinarian’s passion for horses leads to WCVM equine internship - WCVM Today - Western College of Veterinary Medicine • Family members in U.S. infected with muscle worms after eating undercooked Sask. bear meat | CBC News • WCVM researchers among USask's "high-risk, high-reward" funding recipients - WCVM Today - Western College of Veterinary Medicine • USask veterinary medallist envisions career in medical imaging • USask scientist receives coveted federal funding for fruit fly metabolism research • USask team’s aerosol vaccine protects poultry from fatal bacterial disease - WCVM Today - Western College of Veterinary Medicine • Health science researchers to receive Governor General’s Gold Medals at USask • Meet one of the scientists trying to stop the H5N1 virus in its tracks | Day 6 | Live Radio | CBC Listen • PetSmart Charities of Canada invests in USask program addressing access to veterinary care • VIDO Community Liaison Public Meeting • ‘Chance favoured a distractible mind’: USask professor’s curiosity leads to career award • Good to know for cat owners: lilies are a real threat to their pets’ lives - WCVM Today - Western College of Veterinary Medicine • WCVM researchers excel at USask Life and Health Sciences Research Expo • Veterinary students assist in injured calf’s recovery • WCVM researcher earns award for graduate student mentorship • 'Healthy, happy calves': Cow gives birth to rare set of quadruplets in Saskatchewan • ‘A golden opportunity’: USask collaboration spans global borders - WCVM Today - Western College of Veterinary Medicine • Three WCVM faculty members among USask distinguished professors - WCVM Today - Western College of Veterinary Medicine • As tick season takes off in Sask., scientists monitor for new disease-carrying species | CBC News • USask scientists explore new ways to protect bees from wily disease • Study’s insights may help expedite Addison’s disease diagnosis - WCVM Today - Western College of Veterinary Medicine • Partnership will expand USask veterinary outreach program’s impact - WCVM Today - Western College of Veterinary Medicine • USask researchers use foxes to solve health mystery in Northern communities • ‘There’s so much about a dog that touches people’s hearts’ • WCVM members excel in USask's 10th Images of Research contest • WCVM graduate research celebration attracts record number of entrants • WCVM vet student and faculty member part of national honours • Banned rodenticide still endangers pets’ lives • Ask the Alumni Expert: Dr. Karen Machin (MSc’97, PhD’02) • Veterinary student on path to swine medicine earns $5,000 award • USask veterinarian earns top award for bovine work in Western Canada • WCVM alumnus honoured for dynamic career in beef industry • Making a difference for patients and families • Award-winning students represent future of animal care in North • Veterinary student earns Indigenous Achievement Award for leadership • Preparing for the worst is the best plan for horse owners • K+S Potash Canada invests in Saskatchewan youth through USask SCI-FI Camps • Husted wants to help save your horses and your barn • Networking for success: the academic advantage of connectivity • Probiotics for pregnancy: does the uterine microbiome influence a cow’s fertility? • Morris Animal Foundation Studying CBD's Post-Op Effect on Dogs • USask vet team’s herculean efforts save mare’s life • USask veterinary scientists bite into evasive equine disease • Horse Health Lines (Spring 2024) now online • USask scientists test agent for controlling tiny mite that's a big issue for honey bees • USask veterinarian earns top research prize • A growing fetus may lead to preterm labour • Acts of love and generosity support Milo's miracle • Social media channel delivers microbiology to students worldwide • The limb chill factor: study explores cold therapy options for laminitis • Harmful algal blooms: alarming threats lurking in waters • Chicoine builds student resiliency through confidence and perspective • ‘Training public health professionals to meet the needs and challenges of today, and the future’ • USask veterinary professor new CGPS associate dean • Bilyk gains coast-to-coast experience to prepare for vet career • WCVM alumnus named member of Order of Canada • Agriculture Development Fund bolsters WCVM-based research projects • Art exhibition springs from USask dog-human relationship research • Cows, curling and clinical practice hit the button for Manitoba vet student • One Health reflected in northern student’s life and studies • Camelids help USask researchers explore reproductive health mysteries in mammals