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New Brunswick is set to transition its provincial veterinary services to a private company, Carleton AgriSolutions, starting April 1, 2027. This decision follows budget cuts announced in the provincial budget, which aimed to save $4 million annually to address a $1.4-billion deficit. The Liberal government's plan to phase out public veterinary services over three years faced criticism, with industry members and supporters expressing concerns about the impact on animal care. Carleton AgriSolutions, formerly known as NB Seed Grower Coop, will collaborate with current provincial veterinarians, focusing on logistical support rather than direct veterinary care. The company's vice-president, Peter Carpenter, emphasized their role as facilitators to ensure the necessary equipment and facilities are available. Provincial field veterinarian supervisor Lisa Freeze noted that most current veterinarians plan to stay until the transition is complete. Industry leaders like Danielle Connell of the Agricultural Alliance of NB acknowledged the necessity of this shift due to years of underfunding, while also expressing confidence that competitive pressures will keep service costs reasonable. The province will contribute up to $1.2 million to support the transition, highlighting the complex balance between fiscal responsibility and maintaining essential services.

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