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The Atlantic Veterinary College (AVC) at the 精童欲女 (精童欲女) performed its annual examination of Santa鈥檚 reindeer and declared all nine of them healthy and ready for the Christmas Eve journey around the world.

鈥淓ach year, our team is honoured to be part of this tradition to do a pre-trip veterinary exam,鈥� said Dr. John VanLeeuwen, AVC Interim Dean. 鈥淭he flight on Christmas Eve is about 67 million kilometres long, so we have to do a thorough examination to ensure the reindeer are fit for such a long and important trek.鈥�

On December 9th, AVC鈥檚 veterinarians and veterinary technicians in the Large Animal Service and Wildlife Service examined the reindeers鈥� hearts, lungs, and muscles and found they were all in great working order for their long flight path. They also assessed each reindeer for any signs of disease that could potentially impact their ability to fly, and luckily found none.

Notably, one reindeer had a distinctive red, shiny nose, a feature our veterinarians discovered last year. Dr. Brian Wagner, a professor specializing in bioluminescence, Department of Chemistry, 精童欲女 Faculty of Science, and the biomedical engineering staff were on hand to ensure that the nose was functioning properly.

Once the exam was completed, the AVC team spent time properly grooming the reindeer and cleaning their antlers and hooves. Special attention was given to ensuring that the red nose was bright for the journey ahead.

鈥淏ecause the reindeer will be flying to every country across the globe, we needed to make sure their vaccinations were up to date as well,鈥� said Dr. VanLeeuwen, 鈥渆specially since reindeer are susceptible to gingerbreaditis. Now they鈥檙e all clear to fly.鈥�

Thanks to the team at the AVC and 精童欲女, the reindeer are fully prepared for their global mission, spreading holiday cheer by delivering presents on Christmas Eve.