Information

Hours 

Open from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 25, and Saturday, Sept. 26, 2026

Admission: individuals, families and Pre-Vet Night

Adults (18 and over) $15.00 
Students (under 18 or university student)  $10.00
Seniors (65 and over) $10.00
Children (five and under) Free
Family (maximum two adults, two children)  $30.00
              • $5.00 for every additional child
Pre-Vet Night (in person) $20.00
Pre-Vet Night (online) $5.00

Admission: tour groups 

Show admission per child/student in tour group $10.00
Tour group chaperones Free

 


Vetavision 2026 student exhibits and "bonus booths"

Anatomy Animal welfare Aquaculture Beef cattle
CFIA and public health Dairy cattle Emergency and critical care  Equine
Exotics "Kiddie Corner" Sheep and goats Llamas and alpacas
Nutrition Oncology Ophthalmology  Parasitology
Pathology Physiology and pharmacology Poultry Radiology
Wildlife and apiculture Wellness Veterinary profession Theriogenology
Small animal medicine and surgery Large animal medicine and surgery Swine
BONUS BOOTHS
Saskatchewan Association of Veterinary Techhnologists (SAVT) and Saskatchewan Polytechnic Saskatoon SPCA ATB Wealth Canine Action Project (CAP)

Sponsors

Thank you to all of our generous sponsors who contributed to Vetavision 2026.
We couldn't do this without you! 

vetavision sponsors

Location

Vetavision takes place at the Western College of Veterinary Medicine, located on the University of Saskatchewan campus (52 Campus Drive). Please enter through the south entrance (across from the Agriculture Building). 

Parking

Friday, Sept. 25

  • Please view the USask parking lot map to find public pay parking lots. The closest public pay parking lots to the WCVM are Lots P4, P5 (Agriculture Parkade) and P16.
  • Metered parking is also available on campus. 
  • Free parking is available after 4 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 25, in Lots Q, V and Y adjacent to the WCVM (east of building).

Saturday, Sept. 26

  • Free parking is available all day in Lots Q, V and Y adjacent to the WCVM (east of building).

Schedule

Vetavision 2026 Demonstrations 

Time Fri., Sept. 25 Sat., Sept. 26
10-11 a.m.

Fistulated cow demonstration (beef cattle booth)
Reproductive Centre (18) 

Fistulated cow demonstration (beef cattle booth)
Reproductive Centre (18) 


Rehabilitation demonstration 
*Sign up at wellness booth (16)

11 a.m.-12 p.m. Saskatoon Police Canine Unit demonstration
WCVM 2302 (lecture theatre; D)
Bovine hoof trimming demonstration
Bovine chute complex (A)
12-1 p.m.

Rehabilitation demonstration 
*Sign up at wellness booth (16)

 

Rehabilitation demonstration 
*Sign up at wellness booth (16)

 

1-2 p.m. Equine lameness demonstration
Ryan/Dubé Equine Performance Centre sand arena (B)
Falconry demonstration
Ryan/Dubé Equine Performance Centre sand arena (B)
2-3 p.m. Calving demonstration (theriogenology booth)
Ryan/Dubé Equine Performance Centre (15)
Calving demonstration (theriogenology booth)
Ryan/Dubé Equine Performance Centre (15)
3-4 p.m. Rehabilitation demonstration 
*Sign up at wellness booth (16)
Equine lameness demonstration
Ryan/Dubé Equine Performance Centre sand arena (B)
4-5 p.m.

Fistulated cow demonstration (beef booth)
Reproductive Centre (18) 

Fistulated cow demonstration (beef cattle booth)
Reproductive Centre (18) 
5-6 p.m. Bovine hoof trimming demonstration
Bovine chute complex (A)
Rehabilitation demonstratio
*Sign up at wellness booth (16)
6-7 p.m. Rehabilitation demonstration 
*Sign up at wellness booth (16)

 

Vetavision Q & A

Vetavision 2026 is open from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 25, and Saturday, Sept. 26.

Yes! Vetavision is open to all ages. Please keep in mind that this is a walking-intensive event. If you have little ones who may get tired, bringing a stroller is a good idea! 

Vetavision is geared toward children and families, so we think that most kids would enjoy it!

If you have children who want to be biologists, scientists, veterinarians or veterinary technologists, it's a great chance for them to learn more about these types of careers.

Or if your kids just love animals, they especially will enjoy this event! 

Vetavision will get you up close and personal with a wide variety of furry and feathered friends. Please keep this in mind if you or any family members have animal-associated allergies.
Our animal pens can also be dusty with dirt, sand, hay and other potential allergens, so if you have environmental allergies or asthma, please keep this in mind! 
If you expect that allergies will be a problem, please bring your medications, a mask, water bottle or whatever else you need! 

Vetavision has sections both inside and outside buildings, so we recommend that you dress in layers!

Vetavision — like veterinary medicine — isn’t always clean and tidy. Wear clothing that you won't mind if it gets a bit dusty or dirty. 

Wear comfortable, closed-toed shoes. Expect to do a fair bit of walking!

There will be no food or drinks for sale at Vetavision 2026. Please bring your own snacks and water/drinks for your family members.

Please note: the WCVM has water fountains that are equipped with bottle refilling stations.

Vetavision is a fun and diverse event, so come prepared! Here are some items that we suggest bringing: 

  • snacks and water (no food or drinks for sale at Vetavision 2026)
  • a sweater if the forecast calls for cooler weather or sunscreen/hat if it’s going to be sunny
  • your phone/camera to capture memories!

This special evening is a chance for high school and university students to learn more about a career in veterinary medicine and the admissions process from current WCVM veterinary students and the college's admissions team. 

This year, the WCVM Pre-Vet Night takes place from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 26, in Room 2302 at the WCVM. 

For more details and the full schedule, visit the "Pre-Vet Night" section below. 

No. For the safety of your animal and the many animals at this event, no outside animals will be allowed to attend — with the exception of certified service animals. You will not be allowed to enter Vetavision if you bring your own animals.

PLEASE NOTE: if your service animal is reacting poorly to the wide variety of animal exhibits, we ask that you avoid those booths including animals for the safety of you, your service animal and all animals in the Vetavision exhibits. 

Pre-Vet Night

Time: 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. (please see schedule below)
Date: Saturday, Sept. 26
Location: Room 2302, WCVM
Cost: $20 per person (includes Vetavision 2026 entrance fee and pizza supper)
NEW: $5 per person (online link for Zoom meeting)

PLEASE NOTE: you must register ahead of time for this event if you wish to attend. We ask that registration be limited to only those individuals who are thinking about or intending to apply to the WCVM in the immediate future.

A family member may accompany the prospective student, but they must also complete the registration process (including $20 payment). We ask that small children or multiple family members not attend in order to have seats available for prospective students. Thank you!

WCVM Veterinary Medical Centre (VMC) tours

Fourth-year WCVM students will lead tours of the VMC that will be offered during two time blocks:

  • 4:00–5:30 p.m.
  • 7:30–9:00 p.m.

Note: VMC tours are 30 minutes in length. Please rate your tour time block preferences on the in-person registration form. Two days before the event, all in-person registrants will receive an email message confirming their VMC tour time slot. 

Schedule

  • VMC tour block 1: 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.
  • Presentation/panel and pizza: 5:45 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
  • VMC tour block 2: 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m.
  • Note: doors to Room 2302 will open at 5:30 p.m. 

Registration

Please click on the buttons below (in-person or virtual attendance). 

Please note: you must pay the registration fee by Sept. 22 or else you will not be able to attend. 

In-person attendees: you will receive a confirmation email two days before the event that includes further information about the event and your final VMC tour time slot. You must present this email message when you arrive to register at the Pre-Vet Night admissions table. 

Tours

Vetavision invites school groups and clubs to take a tour of the Western College of Veterinary Medicine (WCVM) during our public open house.* 

*Please note: only school groups or large groups from clubs or other organizations need to book tours for Vetavision. Individuals, families and small groups can attend Vetavision and tour through the college's open house independently. 

Questions? Please email vetavisiontours@gmail.com

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