VETSon

09/12/2026

VETSon participated in producers meeting near Burks Falls. VETSon demonstrated its latest its latest telemedicine and herd case records.

09/03/2026

Quick tip....Reading the instructions on the side of veterinary medication is critical to the health and productivity of your animals. Always follow the instructions exactly - failure to do so can lead to overdose, poor efficacy or resistance to disease & parasites. If you have questions about dosage, withdrawal times make sure to book a consultation with your veterinarian.

09/01/2026

Quick tip....having your own laying hens in the backyard can be rewarding in many ways. However, even the smallest of flocks can run into health issues. Make sure you are prepared for common issues; parasites, respiratory illnesses, injuries. Speak with your veterinary practice about how you should be prepared.

08/31/2026

Quick tip...If you have farm animals and do not have a relationship with a veterinary practice (VCPR) it is important to do so. Depending on the location you live this can be established via telemedicine or onsite visit. Trying to establish a VCPR in the middle of emergency may not be possible for some practices to have veterinarians available to help. Be proactive and your animals will thank you.

08/29/2026

Did you know...an open cow costs approximately $3 a day in feed alone. Opportunity costs of not having a productive animal in your herd, and missed revenue of not sending the animal to market are additional costs. Skipping pregnancy testing is not a viable cost cutting measure to balance the books. Speak to your veterinarian on how to economically pregnancy test your herd.

08/28/2026

Did you know...a sow can drink between 6-10 gallons of water per day. Keeping a fresh supply of water is critical to maintain animal health and productivity.

08/27/2026

Did you know...Calves can give off around two gallons (approximately 8L) of water daily as v***r. As the air temperature rises, calves have increased respiration rate to regulate their body temperature. This causes the air around the calf to have even greater humidity levels, causing dehydration and heat stress. Make sure your animals are always receive great ventilation all year round.

08/26/2026

Did you know....Small farms make up 85% of farms in North America, and critical in making fresh local produce available to consumers.

08/25/2026

Quick tip... no matter how large your farm keep an inventory of the medication you have available on the farm. Check the expiry dates, track how much and when you have administered it, how it is stored and on which animals. If you are not sure what products you should have on the farm make sure to speak with your veterinarian.

08/18/2026

A look back to a couple years ago. VETSon now helps farms access veterinary care across Canada.

“Sixty to seventy per cent of vet calls can be done remotely,” says Colin Yates, CEO of VETSon