Fish Network

This Request for Quotations (“the RFQ”) issued by the University of Guelph (the “University”) is an invitation to submit non-binding offers for the provision of the development of biosecurity resources for Ontario Aquaculture Producers. This project aims to create a training resource that producers can apply to their facility by creating a biosecurity plan specific …

Executive summary, full report, and poster for the OAHN Fish research project.

The Ontario Animal Health Network (OAHN)-Aquatic Animals is looking for evidence of a novel fish louse species that may be spreading across Ontario.

Find publications, videos, and other veterinary resources related to aquaculture.

CAHSS and the CWHC has created a fish health tracking project. Find more details below, and click here to access the tracker: https://cwhc.wildlifesubmissions.org/#/finfish-en Download a PDF of the infographic here: https://www.oahn.ca/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/Infographic-Fish-Health-Tracking-Project-final-EN.pdf  

To protect your farm from disease transmission, biosecurity is the best prevention.

The Ontario Animal Health Network (OAHN)-Aquatic Animals is looking for evidence of a novel fish louse species that may be spreading across Ontario.

Videos about tilapia vaccination and infectious hypodermal and heamatopoitic necrosis in shimp.

5 myths about aquaculture debunked by the OAHN Fish Network.

The Ontario Animal Health Network (OAHN)-Aquatic Animals is looking for evidence of a novel fish louse species that may be spreading across Ontario.

Infosheet highlighting bacterial kidney disease in Ontario fish

Winterkill is the most common fish mortality event and is generally caused by
a depletion of dissolved oxygen, especially in backyard ponds and smaller
bodies of water. Check out this tipsheet by the OAHN Aquatic Animal network for more information.

These quick facts will help fish farmers recognize whirling disease and avoid spreading it.

Find out what whirling disease is, and how to avoid spreading this disease.

CAHSS and the CWHC has created a fish health tracking project. Find more details below, and click here to access the tracker: https://cwhc.wildlifesubmissions.org/#/finfish-en Download a PDF of the infographic here: https://www.oahn.ca/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/Infographic-Fish-Health-Tracking-Project-final-EN.pdf  

To protect your farm from disease transmission, biosecurity is the best prevention.

The Ontario Animal Health Network (OAHN)-Aquatic Animals is looking for evidence of a novel fish louse species that may be spreading across Ontario.

Videos about tilapia vaccination and infectious hypodermal and heamatopoitic necrosis in shimp.

Videos on anesthetizing and euthanizing rainbow trout, vaccinating tilapia and infectious hypoderm and heamatopoitic necrosis in shrimp.

The Ontario Animal Health Network (OAHN)-Aquatic Animals is looking for evidence of a novel fish louse species that may be spreading across Ontario.

A list of industry and government contacts.

These links are a great starting point for fish vets and producers.

Ontario’s net-pen fish farmers understand that a healthy environment means healthy fish. Towards this end, they monitor the effects of their fish farms on water quality of the local ecosystem. This site was designed under a One Health approach to transparently share all environmental data from existing farms about how they fit into the overall …