Saskatchewan
Association
of Veterinary Technologists, Inc.
Our mission: "The Saskatchewan Association of Veterinary Technologists Inc. exists to promote recognition of our profession, provide educational advancement, improve animal health and welfare, and support our members."

 

The Saskatchewan Association of Veterinary Technologists (SAVT) was founded to serve, support and register Veterinary Technologists in the province. The Association emphasizes professional and educational advancement of Veterinary Technologists so they may better serve the Veterinary Medical Profession. SAVT is a non-profit organization.

 

OBJECTIVES OF THE SAVT
  1. Promote progressive and humane medical care.
  2. Promote and maintain a professional image and high ethical standards through continuing education and public relations.
  3. Speak for Veterinary Technologists about legislative actions.
  4. Promote educational and professional advancement of Veterinary Technologists.
  5. Develop and maintain our Code of Ethics

WANTED before August 1st Nominations for the Award of Merit
Find out What's New at SAVT

Gimme Shelter: 2010 Animal Welfare Conference Hosted by Saskatchewan SPCA
Travelodge Hotel, Saskatoon Sept. 24-25, 2010

Click here to download the registration form.

Click here to see what's for sale!

Next order will be placed early October to be ready for conference time.

Order online, fax, email or phone your order in.

Doggone Safe - Dog Bite Prevention Program

Present at a school, preschool, community event or 4H club.
Learn how to get a kit and how it works.

Thank you to our sponsors. They contribute greatly to our profession.
The high calibre of presentations and speakers at our conferences and
CE opportunities are due to the support SAVT receives from them.
We urge you to support our sponsors.

 

Platinum

intervet
 


 

Gold

Bayer Health
WDDC

Silver

Merial

McCarthy & Sons

Contributors


WCVM

Saskatchewan Association of
Veterinary Technologists

Your company's logo here!
Contact: www.savt.ca

 


Last edited:  2010-07-28