Manitoba vet to star in TV series

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Published: November 30, 2017

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Keri Hudson Reykdal, who practices in Ashern, Man., is the star of Dr. Keri — Prairie Vet, a new show on the Animal Planet channel in Canada. | Screencap via www.bellmedia.ca

A Manitoba vet will soon become a television celebrity.

Keri Hudson Reykdal, who practices in Ashern, Man., is the star of Dr. Keri — Prairie Vet, a new show on the Animal Planet channel in Canada.

The first program will air Dec. 10 and the series is scheduled to run for 10 episodes.

A news release from Merit Motion Pictures, the Canadian company that created the show, said the program follows Hudson Reykdal as she “travels the rural roads of northern Manitoba in her high-tech mobile clinic.”

Over the 10 episodes Hudson Reykdal will deal with all sorts of animal patients, from angry bulls to pedigreed show dogs.

Hudson-Reykdal’s husband, Calvin, will also be featured on the show. He manages a cow-calf herd in the Ashern area.

For more than 15 years Hudson Reykdal has run a mixed animal practice in Ashern, located about 175 kilometres north of Winnipeg.

Dr. Keri — Prairie Vet can also be viewed at AnimalPlanet.ca and on Discovery GO.

Contact robert.arnason@producer.com

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Robert Arnason

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Robert Arnason is a reporter with The Western Producer and Glacier Farm Media. Since 2008, he has authored nearly 5,000 articles on anything and everything related to Canadian agriculture. He didn’t grow up on a farm, but Robert spent hundreds of days on his uncle’s cattle and grain farm in Manitoba. Robert started his journalism career in Winnipeg as a freelancer, then worked as a reporter and editor at newspapers in Nipawin, Saskatchewan and Fernie, BC. Robert has a degree in civil engineering from the University of Manitoba and a diploma in LSJF – Long Suffering Jets’ Fan.

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