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 Wed, Sep 10, 2025 Agenda: Online live via. Zoom only (no in-person option but will be recorded) Link to flyer Description:
Using a framework of clinical cases, we will discuss techniques to maximize wound healing. Topics include assessment of tissue viability, targeted debridement, effective lavage, application of topical agents and moisture retentive dressings (such as calcium alginate, hydrophilic foam, hydrocolloid, and hydrogel), and countering tension with skin stretching and closure techniques. Attendees will expand their ability to provide effective wound care and achieve faster, more comfortable healing for their patients. 2 CE credits approved by ABVMA & CVBC. SK, MB, and other VMAs self-declare. To register for the online live Zoom option: login first, then add to cart below. You can add multiple sessions to the shopping cart before checking out. *You must checkout and make the payment to complete your registration. A Zoom link will be emailed to you within 48 hours. *Check your junk/spam folder if you can’t find it.
Email info@cavm.ab.ca if you require a username/password to log in. Please include your first/last name, title, personal email address, and the clinic/province you work at. 2.00 hrs CE credit ABVMA approved CVBC approved Seating is limited to 500 (493 places are currently available) Please register before Sep 9 If you plan to attend, please login for online registration and payment - or notify the CAVM Administrator by email. |
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Online live via. Zoom only (no in-person option but will be recorded) Please join the Zoom session at least 10 minutes early. Ensure your microphone is muted and camera is off.
This session WILL be recorded and available for on-demand viewing for a limited time. If viewing the recording, a short quiz must be completed to get the CE credits. You must get 80% or higher on the quiz to pass.
Please do not register here for the recording. An email and registration instructions will be sent out once the recording and quiz are available. |
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Sun, Sep 21, 2025 Agenda: In-Person Option (120 seats max) Please attend in-person if you can! We would love to fill the lecture hall for Dr. Adelman. Link to Flyer Topics:
1. Evaluating the Healthy Senior Dog 2. Diagnostic Recommendations for Senior Dogs - When & What
3. Common Blood Work Abnormalities in Geriatrics
4. Why is my Senior Dog Coughing?
5. Proteinuria and Hypertension
6. Senior Dog Nutrition
6 CE/CPD credits approved by ABVMA. Pending approval from CVBC. SK, MB, and other VMAs self-declare. To register for this In-Person Event: login to our website, go to the Education tab/CAVM In-Person and Zoom Sessions, find this event, add to cart, then checkout and make the payment. You can add multiple sessions to the shopping cart before checking out. *You must checkout and make the payment to complete your registration. A confirmation email will be sent within 48 hours.
Email info@cavm.ab.ca if you require a username/password to login. Please include your first/last name, title, personal email address, and the clinic/province you work at.
6.00 hrs CE credit ABVMA approved Seating is limited to 120 (119 places are currently available) Please register before Sep 17 If you plan to attend, please login for online registration and payment - or notify the CAVM Administrator by email. |
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In-Person Option
Lecture 8:30am-4:30pm Mountain Time (includes breakfast, lunch, AM coffee break, PM snack/drink break) Self check-in registration desk and breakfast 7:30-8:15am (please be inside the lecture hall by 8:25am) *** NEW VENUE ***
U of C, UCVM Spy Hill Campus 11877 85 St NW, Calgary, AB T3R 1J3 Veterinary Learning Commons (VLC) 2nd Floor (elevator available) Classroom TBD Free parking in the new lot UPDATED MAP as of July 7/25 - will be updated again once I know where the parking lot is! You will turn at the FIRST entrance to the Spy Hill Campus. BEFORE the Calgary Remand Centre. This session WILL be recorded and available for on-demand viewing for 6 months following the live session. If viewing the recording, a quiz must be completed to get the CE/CPD credits. You must get 80% or higher on the quiz to pass.
Please do not register here for the recording. An email and registration instructions will be sent out once the recording and quiz are available. |
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Sat, Nov 15, 2025 Agenda: For CAVM Members Only + 1 (spouse, partner, guest). This event is FREE for CAVM Members and their +1. Link to flyer *PENDING Guest speaker presentation title: "Where There Are No Roads and No Vets: Improving Access to Veterinary Care in Canada’s Far North" Guest speaker presentation description: The veterinary shortage across Canada has been gaining awareness over the recent years. Unfortunately, lack of veterinarians and limited access to veterinary care has always been a reality in the Northwest Territories and Nunavut. With a total population of over 80,000 residents - which is divided into 58 communities, with the majority of these being fly-in only - there are only 3 local veterinarians all of whom are located in Yellowknife, the capital of Northwest Territories. This leaves the remaining communities without regular access to veterinary care. Lack of access to veterinary services negatively affects human, animal, and environmental health, for example, community safety issues and potential increased rabies transmission between humans, dogs, and wildlife. To address these issues, Veterinarians Without Borders (VWB) North America’s Northern Animal Health Initiative (NAHI) delivers programming in collaboration with communities to increase access to veterinary services in Northwest Territories and Nunavut, Canada. Programming focuses on strengthening community capacity and One Health in these regions through interventions such as veterinary clinics, telehealth services, and Community Animal Health Worker training, alongside knowledge sharing and community engagement initiatives. Come learn about how VWB North America’s NAHI program is changing the lives of many animals across Canada’s North!
To register (CAVM Members Only + 1):
You MUST email info@cavm.ab.ca You can not register through the website for this event. RSVP & *Cancellation Deadline:
Mon Nov 3/25 (no exceptions)
*A $100 + GST fee per person will be charged for cancelling after the deadline unless we can find someone to take your spot or have a wait list.
1 CE credit pending approval from ABVMA & CVBC. Seating is limited to 120 (119 places are currently available) Please register before Nov 3 If you plan to attend, please login for online registration and payment - or notify the CAVM Administrator by email. |
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Calgary Zoo, Enmax Conservatory
1300 Zoo Road NE Calgary, AB T2E 2V6
*Parking Instructions: park in the North Zoo Lot and walk to the Enmax Conservatory. You need to pay for parking. The West Lot is under construction and closed for 2025. Tell the staff at the gate you are with the CAVM Event and they will let you in. You do not have to pay the Zoo entrance fee. Link to map *PENDING Agenda: 5-6pm registration/cocktails
6-7pm buffet dinner
6:45pm guest speaker
7:45pm business meeting (CAVM members only, guests wait in foyer)
8-9pm ZOOLIGHTS or stay inside
9pm ZOOLIGHTS ends, return to Enmax Conservatory for hot chocolate & cookies 11pm event ends (9:45pm last call) Get home safely! |
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Sun, Nov 23, 2025 Agenda: Online live via. Zoom only (no in-person option but will be recorded) Link to flyer Day 1 of 2 (Nov 23/25): Cutaneous and otic infection diagnosis and management in veterinary dermatology. Cutaneous and otic infections in our dermatology patients can be frustrating to manage. Cytology is a quick, inexpensive and non-invasive diagnostic test to determine whether patients have secondary infections. Knowing how to take samples and being confident interpreting these samples is critical to an animal’s disease management and health. For these reasons, cytology should be part of the minimum database for any patient being seen for a “skin or ear problem”. Antimicrobial resistance continues to be of growing concern in both veterinary and human medicine. During this session we will review the newly published guidelines for the treatment for bacterial pyoderma (both susceptible and resistant) as well as how to diagnose resistant infections. We will also discuss treatment of infectious otitis externa as well as reviewing all the factors contributing to otitis development and ways to better manage those difficult otitis cases in the clinic.
Day 2 of 2 is on Nov 30/25 3 CE credits pending approval from ABVMA & CVBC. SK, MB and other VMAs self-declare. To register for the online live Zoom option: login first, then add to cart below. You can add multiple sessions to the shopping cart before checking out. *You must checkout and make the payment to complete your registration. A Zoom link will be emailed to you within 48 hours. *Check your junk/spam folder if you can’t find it.
Email info@cavm.ab.ca if you require a username/password to log in. Please include your first/last name, title, personal email address, and the clinic/province you work at. Seating is limited to 500 (500 places are currently available) Please register before Nov 22 If you plan to attend, please login for online registration and payment - or notify the CAVM Administrator by email. |
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Online live via. Zoom only (no in-person option but will be recorded) Please join the Zoom session at least 10 minutes early. Ensure your microphone is muted and camera is off.
This session WILL be recorded and available for on-demand viewing for a limited time. If viewing the recording, a short quiz must be completed to get the CE credits. You must get 80% or higher on the quiz to pass.
Please do not register here for the recording. An email and registration instructions will be sent out once the recording and quiz are available. |
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Sun, Nov 30, 2025 Agenda: Online live via. Zoom only (no in-person option but will be recorded) Link to flyer Day 2 of 2 (Nov 30/25): To itch or not to itch? Managing allergic dermatitis. Companion animals with allergic skin disease make up a large portion of your patients in general practice. With the chronic nature of this disease process, there are many ups and downs leading clients to become frustrated. During this session we will review the different types of allergies, pathophysiology, clinical signs as well as the diagnostic work-up. We will then focus on treatment and management of both food and environmental allergies. We will also cover some helpful tips to keep on track and set realistic expectations for your clients.
Day 1 of 2 is on Nov 23/25 3 CE credits pending approval from ABVMA & CVBC. SK, MB and other VMAs self-declare. To register for the online live Zoom option: login first, then add to cart below. You can add multiple sessions to the shopping cart before checking out. *You must checkout and make the payment to complete your registration. A Zoom link will be emailed to you within 48 hours. *Check your junk/spam folder if you can’t find it.
Email info@cavm.ab.ca if you require a username/password to log in. Please include your first/last name, title, personal email address, and the clinic/province you work at. Seating is limited to 500 (500 places are currently available) Please register before Nov 29 If you plan to attend, please login for online registration and payment - or notify the CAVM Administrator by email. |
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Online live via. Zoom only (no in-person option but will be recorded) Please join the Zoom session at least 10 minutes early. Ensure your microphone is muted and camera is off.
This session WILL be recorded and available for on-demand viewing for a limited time. If viewing the recording, a short quiz must be completed to get the CE credits. You must get 80% or higher on the quiz to pass.
Please do not register here for the recording. An email and registration instructions will be sent out once the recording and quiz are available. |
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