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05/07/2026

Are you prepared to manage difficult calvings in your herd?

Join Dr. Tim Nickel and Dr. Jen Pearson, Assistant Professor at Oregon State University, as they explore the essentials of managing difficult calvings. They outline key risk factors for dystocia, explain how to distinguish normal from abnormal calving, and discuss when and how to intervene effectively.

Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://biahcanada.com/CalvingCareApplePodcasts

Listen on Spotify:
https://biahcanada.com/CalvingCareSpotify

05/06/2026

Ever wondered how much of our everyday lives veterinary professionals help protect? 🤔

From caring for our pets to supporting the safety of the food we eat and protecting public health, veterinarians play a vital role across society.

It’s a contribution that isn’t always visible, yet has a far-reaching impact on animals, people and whole communities.

❤️ Like and share this post to help us recognize the vital role veterinary teams play across the world.

05/01/2026

Ever wondered what’s going through your veterinarian’s head while they’re examining your horse? 👀🐶

What often looks like a routine check-up involves assessing movement, gait and condition, alongside subtle behavioural cues that can indicate early discomfort or developing issues.

Don’t be afraid to ask questions during your appointment. Bringing a list can help you cover everything that matters for you and your horse.📋 Grab a guide for horse owners here: https://go.boehringer.com/rlQiF

04/30/2026

Ever wondered what’s going through your veterinarian’s head while they’re examining your cat? 👀🐶

What often looks like a calm routine check-up is backed by years of expert insight, from picking up subtle changes in behaviour to identifying early signs of disease that could otherwise go unnoticed.

Don’t be afraid to ask questions during your appointment. Bringing a list can help you cover everything that matters to you and your cat.📋 Grab a guide for pet owners here: https://go.boehringer.com/dvK5_

04/28/2026

Ever wondered what’s going through your veterinarian’s head while they’re examining your dog? 👀🐶

Expert insights, that’s what. Don’t be afraid to ask questions during appointments and make the most of their experience and years of training. Bringing a list can help you cover everything that matters for you and your dog. 📋 Grab a guide for pet owners here: https://go.boehringer.com/dvK5_

: The Canadian Veterinary Cardiology Network (CVCN), led by Dr. Sonja Fonfara (Ontario Veterinary College) and supporte...
03/24/2026

: The Canadian Veterinary Cardiology Network (CVCN), led by Dr. Sonja Fonfara (Ontario Veterinary College) and supported by Boehringer Ingelheim Canada, is bringing together professionals passionate about .

Together, we aim to strengthen collaboration and best practices through knowledge exchange, skill development and advancements in cardiac care that will benefit pets across Canada.

Learn more: https://www.boehringer-ingelheim.com/ca/canadian-veterinary-cardiology-network-unites-professionals-advance-cardiac-care-animals

03/20/2026

A simple gesture. An act of love. ​❤️
That’s how we see parasite control at Boehringer Ingelheim. ​
On World Awareness Parasite Day, we’re spotlighting: Small acts of love. Big moments of life.​
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Protect your pet, so you can share more big moments together.

Congratulations Dr. Murray Jelinski of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan for being named the Veterinarian of the Year, by the West...
03/10/2026

Congratulations Dr. Murray Jelinski of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan for being named the Veterinarian of the Year, by the Western Canadian Association of Bovine Practitioners (WCABP) and Boehringer Ingelheim Animal Health Canada.

Dr. Jelinski is recognized for his pioneering research, leadership in veterinary education and significant, long-standing contributions to the beef industry.

The Boehringer Ingelheim WCABP Veterinarian of the Year Award is given annually to a veterinarian in Western Canada. It recognizes those dedicated to the bovine veterinary profession and their pioneering work to advance the cattle industry.

Learn more about Dr. Murray Jelinski and his contributions that led him to be named WCABP Veterinarian of the Year: https://go.boehringer.com/_BGG

Once absent from Atlantic Canada, heartworm is now appearing in the region in both dogs and wildlife such as coyotes and...
03/05/2026

Once absent from Atlantic Canada, heartworm is now appearing in the region in both dogs and wildlife such as coyotes and foxes. Heartworm is an internal parasite that is transmitted by infected mosquitoes. It can have very serious health consequences if left untreated in infected animals. Pet owners are encouraged to speak with their veterinarian about ways to help prevent heartworm infection in dogs and cats.

To tackle heartworm as an emerging health risk for dogs in Atlantic Canada, we have partnered with Atlantic Veterinary College - AVC at the University of Prince Edward Island and Mitacs to launch a Parasitology Residency Program.

Parasites like heartworm threaten animal health in Canada and the work done in this residency program will investigate its emergence in Atlantic Canada and help guide treatment and management practices in the region.

Learn more: https://www.boehringer-ingelheim.com/ca/new-parasitology-residency-program-tackles-heartworm-emerging-health-risk-dogs-atlantic-canada

A unique, multi-buffer oral electrolyte solution can help support overall calf health.Why is a multi-buffer system impor...
10/14/2025

A unique, multi-buffer oral electrolyte solution can help support overall calf health.

Why is a multi-buffer system important in an oral electrolyte solution?

• It provides blood pH control.
• Bicarbonate gets straight to work because it doesn't need to be processed, while buffers, like propionate and citrate, need to be metabolized first but then provide a later effect on pH control.
• Bicarbonate should be at levels that do not interfere with milk digestion.

Read more about buffering agents at https://boehringercattle.ca/en/supporting-blood-ph-without-disrupting-digestion?cid=os-fe3764

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