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The New Brunswick government has decided to keep its provincial veterinary laboratory, but field services for large animals will be taken up by Carleton AgriSolutions, a private company.
Private company plans to provide veterinarian services for large animals starting in April
Oliver Pearson · CBC News
· Posted: Sep 02, 2026 5:52 PM EDT | Last Updated: 34 minutes ago
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Carleton AgriSolutions announced on Wednesday it intends to offer veterinary service for large animals once the provincial service ends March 31. (Oliver Pearson/CBC)
The New Brunswick government has decided to keep its provincial veterinary laboratory, but field services for large animals will be taken up by Carleton AgriSolutions, a private company.
The Hartland-based company, which provides agricultural products such as grain seeds, has no veterinarian experience but is hoping to have a service ready in the coming months, the province says.
“There’s still lots of work to be done,” Agriculture Minister Pat Finnigan said Wednesday. “They will be continuing to work with the veterinarians because it’s to everybody’s advantage to make it work.”
The province announced in March that its veterinary field services,
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