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Apr/14/2021

Centre for Veterinary Epidemiological Research (CVER), Atlantic Veterinary College

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The Centre for Veterinary Epidemiologic Research (CVER) based out of the Atlantic Veterinary College (AVC) in Prince Edward Island was founded in 2007. The Unit consists of AVC faculty members, research associates and students. The CVER investigates issues in both domestic and non-domestic animals, most investigations are focused on cattle, companion animals, fin and shellfish, horses, small ruminants and swine. Investigation topics under their mandate include animal welfare, biosecurity, food safety, production-limiting, and vector/vector-borne diseases. Investigations are launched when an issue is identified by a veterinarian, animal owner, laboratory or regional agency.