General Network

News/Disease Alerts

1 Jul , 2026

OAHN Equine Practitioner Survey (Apr-Jun 2026) Available

The OAHN Equine Network is collecting clinical impressions from veterinarians and RVTs for the Apr-Jun practitioner survey.

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5 May , 2026

Canadian Animal Health Laboratorians Network (CAHLN) Conference 2026 at the University of Guelph

The annual conference for the Canadian Animal Health Laboratorians Network is taking place May 24-27 at the University of Guelph. The schedule is now available.

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1 Apr , 2026

OAHN Equine and Swine Veterinary Surveys Jan-Mar 2026

The OAHN Equine and Swine Networks have released their Q1 2026 (Jan-Mar) practitioner surveys.

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Please see our latest General quarterly reports below, as well as supporting resources.

Please note that the veterinary reports, laboratory data, and clinical impressions summaries are meant only for veterinarians and registered veterinary technicians and are not to be shared publicly

Disease Resources

Factsheet: Asian Longhorned Tick - An Encroaching Threat

Learn about the Asian Longhorned Tick's characteristics, health and epidemiological impact, early detection and control measures, and more.

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How to Benchmark Antimicrobial Drug Usage Rates for your Clinic

This visual step-by-step guide was created to help veterinarians, technicians and clinic managers assess antimicrobial drug usage rates for their clinics.

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Animal Health Resources

Annual OAHN Public Health Updates

Created especially for public health professionals in Ontario, highlighting pertinent topics the OAHN companion animal network's reports.

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Industry Resources

2016 Disease Surveillance Plan Workshop

Read the DSP Workshop Final Report, with the workshop's agenda, list of attendees, executive summary, and answers to the day's questions.

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Disease Surveillance Plan Annual Report 2015-2016

The annual report of the DSP, featuring developmental activities, enhanced Ontario disease surveillance, integration with national surveillance, and developing better tools for managing risk.

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