Yes — we provide 24/7 emergency and urgent‐care services for both small and large animals. If it’s outside our regular hours, please call our emergency line.

Absolutely! We welcome new pet owners, farmers, and ranchers. Please contact us ahead of time so we can prepare your visit and ensure the appropriate vet is scheduled.

Yes — for our large‐animal clients we provide on-farm herd health visits, reproductive exams, and emergency field services.

Vaccination needs vary by species, age, lifestyle (indoor/outdoor), travel, and local risks. We’ll tailor a vaccine plan for your pet during the exam.

Yes — dental disease can lead to pain, infection, and organ damage. Regular cleanings and exams improve health and longevity.

It could be a urinary blockage or other emergency. If your male cat strains to urinate, cries in the litter box, or stops eating, call us immediately.

Your pet receives pre-op assessment, anesthesia, and full post-operative monitoring. We’ll review recovery care and pain management before discharge.

Yes, we use laser therapy to promote healing, reduce inflammation, and ease chronic pain in both pets and large animals.

For horses, we can use ultrasound as early as 14 days post‐breeding. For cattle, we typically detect from 30 days onwards.

Please have a quick red over our Down cattle page and call us immediately. We have emergency large animal field services available. While waiting, ensure the animal is in a safe, dry, clean, and quiet area, and avoid unnecessary movement that could worsen injury.

A herd health exam typically includes: evaluation of nutrition/housing/management, examination of a sample of animals, checks for parasite load, vaccinations, disease risk assessment, drug and treatment protocols, record‐keeping review and recommendations for improved productivity and welfare.

Yes — we handle equine Coggins and export paperwork, bovine semen testing, and BSE surveillance.

Yes, we perform equine dentals using the Powerfloat system, ensuring comfort and performance.

We can help assess the cause (diet, medical issues, parasites, activity) and provide a tailored plan including diet changes, diagnostics, supplements, exercise and monitoring.

For pets: sudden vomiting/diarrhea, difficulty breathing, trauma, seizures, inability to urinate, major bleeding, limping, collapse. For livestock: severe lameness, down animal that can’t rise, sudden change in behaviour or eating, respiratory distress, calving/foaling complications.

Yes — microchipping offers permanent ID, and local licensing (in municipalities like Edson) assists in reuniting lost pets. We can microchip at your visit.

We’ll provide detailed instructions specific to your animal. Common care includes: keep activity limited for a set time, monitor the incision site, ensure the animal eats/drinks, administer prescribed medications, check for signs of infection, return for re-check if necessary.