Feedlot Veterinarian (Winnipeg)

Feedlot Veterinarian (Winnipeg)

30 Aug
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Sunnysouthvet
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Winnipeg

30 Aug

Sunnysouthvet

Winnipeg

Sunny South Veterinary Services is seeking a motivated Feedlot Veterinarian to work with progressive feedlot and calf ranch clients across Alberta and Saskatchewan. This is an opportunity to move beyond routine clinical work and contribute directly to herd health, prevention, productivity, and practical producer decision-making. Why This Role

This role is ideal for a veterinarian who enjoys cattle, agriculture, producer relationships, and practical herd-level problem solving. You will work alongside experienced veterinarians, technicians, and a strong support team while developing your skills in feedlot medicine, client consultation, protocol support, staff training, diagnostics, and data-informed animal health decisions. Experienced feedlot veterinarians, new graduates, and veterinarians looking to transition into livestock medicine are encouraged to apply. What We Offer





Competitive salary range: $115,000 - $175,000 Health benefits after 3 months RRSP contributions after the second year Continuing education and professional dues covered Company vehicle, laptop, mobile phone, and required equipment Mentorship and support from an experienced production-animal veterinary team A practical, values-driven workplace built on integrity, respect, accountability, reliability, and curiosity Location

Based in Lethbridge, Alberta, Sunny South is located in one of Canada’s most active feedlot regions, with access to progressive livestock operations, solid agricultural communities, and outdoor lifestyle opportunities throughout southern Alberta.

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📌 Feedlot Veterinarian (Winnipeg)
🏢 Sunnysouthvet
📍 Winnipeg

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