Why Choosing a Family-Owned Veterinary Clinic Still Matters
We're Welcoming New Patients – Bookings Are Open!
Red Deer Veterinary Clinic is currently accepting new patients, and we'd love the opportunity to care for your furry family members.
Whether you've recently welcomed a new puppy or kitten, moved to the area, or are simply looking for a veterinary clinic that feels a little more personal, our team is here to help.
New Look. New Website. Same Caring Team.
New Look. New Website. Same Caring Team.
You may have noticed something a little different around here.
We've refreshed our brand and launched a brand-new website designed to make it easier than ever for pet owners to find information, access resources, and connect with our team.
While our look may be new, one thing hasn't changed: our commitment to exceptional veterinary care.
We're Welcoming New Patients – Bookings Are Open!
Why Choosing a Family-Owned Veterinary Clinic Still Matters
When it comes to your pet's health, relationships matter.
At Red Deer Veterinary Clinic, we're proud to be locally owned and independently operated. While many veterinary clinics across Canada have become part of large corporate groups, we've remained committed to providing personalized care guided by what matters most: your pet's health and your family's needs.
Lost and Found Pets in Red Deer: A Complete Guide for Pet Owners
Lost and Found Pets in Red Deer: A Complete Guide for Pet Owners
Few things are more stressful than realizing your pet is missing.
Whether your adventurous dog slipped through an open gate or your indoor cat made an unexpected escape, acting quickly can make all the difference. Here's what to do if your pet goes missing in Red Deer—and how you can help reunite lost pets with their families.
Summer Has Sprung... and So Have the Ticks and Fleas
Spring Has Sprung... and So Have the Ticks and Fleas
Longer days, warmer weather, muddy paws, and more time outdoors—spring is one of the best seasons for pets in Alberta.
Unfortunately, it's also when ticks and fleas start becoming active.
While many pet owners assume parasites aren't a major concern in Alberta, the reality is that tick activity has been increasing throughout the province, and prevention is more important than ever.
Growing Older Gracefully: Caring for Senior Pets
Growing Older Gracefully: Caring for Senior Pets
One of the greatest gifts of pet ownership is watching our companions grow alongside us. The playful puppy who once zoomed around the backyard or the mischievous kitten who climbed the curtains eventually becomes a wise, grey-muzzled senior.