Ontario improving access to veterinary care in remote and northern communities

The Ontario government is investing more than $15 million to help address veterinary shortages in rural and northern communities, making it easier for farmers and large animal owners to access veterinary care when and where they need it.

Leveraging the existing University of Guelph Doctor of Veterinary Medicine curriculum, the new DVM program will focus on the recruitment of students from northern, rural and Indigenous communities.

Read the full story on the U of G News site: Ontario Improving Access to Veterinary Care in Remote and Northern Communities