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HyLife Welcomes New Swine Veterinarian Samantha Nixon

yLife has announced that Samantha Nixon, DVM, has officially joined the company as a Swine Veterinarian following her graduation from the Western College of Veterinary Medicine’s Class of 2026.

Based in Steinbach, Manitoba, Nixon will become part of HyLife’s Animal Care and Veterinary team, supporting animal health, welfare, and responsible livestock production across the company’s operations.

The appointment reflects HyLife’s continued investment in veterinary expertise and the next generation of professionals dedicated to advancing swine health and production.

“Our Animal Care and Veterinary team brings together expertise, science, and practical experience to support the wellbeing of our animals every day,” HyLife shared in announcing the addition. “We look forward to welcoming Samantha as she begins this next stage of her veterinary career with HyLife.”

The Western College of Veterinary Medicine has long been recognized for producing veterinarians who contribute to Canada’s livestock industries, and HyLife’s continued recruitment of new graduates underscores the importance of investing in skilled

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