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At VCA Canada, we're pet people too. A healthy pet is a happy pet. That's why our team of trained professionals offer quality care for your companion.
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We understand the importance of your morning snuggles and the tail-wagging excitement when you come through the door, even if you're only gone for five minutes. We know them inside and out, which means we know when things are good and when we need to pay more attention. Our hospital is here for you.

12/05/2025

Guess Who's Back? is officially BACK! 🎉

We're excited to say every other Friday we are bringing back the best and brightest as they share their incredible hands-on clinical experiences that are shaping their skills and defining their awesome career paths.

This week, we're spotlighting an incredibly passionate student who spent their summer diving deep into the world of emergency medicine at VCA Canada Guardian Veterinary Centre in .

🌟 Spotlight On: Jaden S. | DVM Student, University of Calgary 🌟

"Following my second year of vet school, I was particularly drawn to emergency medicine and sought an intensive, hands-on clinical experience in this field.

Working at Guardian Vet Centre this summer provided a genuine appreciation for the level of compassion and dedication required from all staff in a high-volume emergency environment. The welcoming and supportive team consistently encouraged my inquiries, making it an exceptional learning environment.

I was privileged to participate in life-saving procedures and practice a wide array of clinical skills essential for my future career. My time spent shadowing both emergency veterinarians and specialists in surgery and internal medicine underscored the importance of collaborative medicine. I gained a deeper respect for the time and commitment necessary to excel in specialized veterinary fields.

This incredibly rewarding experience confirmed my interest in pursuing emergency medicine. I highly recommend this clinic to any student seeking focused, high-impact exposure to emergency veterinary care."

Jaden's experience is a powerful reminder of how rewarding specialized mentorship can be. We can't wait to see you thrive!

12/01/2025

🚨 BREAKING NEWS: We’re Upping the Ante! 🚨

Your generousity leading up to tomorrow has been nothing short of amazing, and we feel compelled to match your energy!

To keep the incredible momentum going, and ensure every single dollar you give works even harder, we are adding an additional $5,000 to our Giving Tuesday matching pool!

That’s $5,000 more reasons for your dollar to go twice as far for Humane Canada this giving season!

Double your impact for animals 👉 https://bit.ly/4orZVmO

11/29/2025

🐾 : Meet Maliki 🐾

Maliki came to our VCA Canada Forest Lawn Animal Hospital team after living with a small mass for nearly a year. In the month before his visit, the mass grew rapidly, ulcerated, and reached nearly 20 cm in diameter. By the time he arrived, it required immediate surgical intervention.

The procedure was complex. Myxosarcomas present unique challenges (they lack distinct margins), making complete removal difficult. Our team worked carefully to excise the mass and close the incision without tension, ensuring Maliki’s comfort and recovery.

Since his successful surgery, Maliki has returned for staple removal and is doing well. While the team over at Forest Lawn will continue to monitor the site for recurrence, the encouraging news is that this type of tumor rarely spreads to other locations.

Stories like Maliki’s are possible because of the generosity behind our program. This community giveback fund helps pet parents when they need it most, ensuring that pets like Maliki receive the care they deserve.💙

11/27/2025

👁️🐾 Did you know vision loss in pets can be hard to spot? 🐾👁️

and are amazing at adapting! They use their sharp hearing, powerful sense of smell, and memory of their home to compensate when their eyesight starts to fade. That’s why changes in vision often go unnoticed at first.

Here are some simple ways to make life safer and easier for your furry friend.
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11/21/2025

Ever wonder how your dog says “I love you” without words? It’s in the way they lean against you, follow you from room to room, or bring their favorite toy to you. Sometimes it’s just that look, the one that says you’re their whole world.

These little moments are their love letters. 💌🐶

👉 Watch the reel to spot the sweetest signs your pup is showing love.

Tag a fellow dog parent who knows this feeling! 🐕💙

11/19/2025

As Canada faces more frequent , , and , has to include every member of the family — including our .🐾💙

VCA Canada has proudly joined up with Humane Canada, Mars, Incorporated, and Royal Canin to launch ’s first national program. Together we’re working to:

💪 Strengthen the readiness of humane societies and SPCAs across the country

🚨 Provide specialized training for first responders

🐕 Advocate for animals to be included in emergency planning at every level

Our goal is simple: to make sure pets — and the people who love them — are never left behind when emergencies strike.

Learn more about this initiative and how you can get involved👉 https://bit.ly/4i8cTod

11/17/2025

🐾 Meet | Vanessa, Ralph, and...Ralph 🐾

Growing up, Vanessa always had a loyal companion by her side, her dog Ralph. In fact, she had two Ralphs! “Yup, my first two dogs, they were both named Ralph.” Wherever she went, Ralph was there too. He showed her what true companionship looks like, and how powerful the bond between people and their pets can be.

Vanessa remembers her second pup Ralph, a German shorthaired pointer, sitting quietly beside her while she played with her little doctor’s kit. "I’d listen to his heart with a toy stethoscope, check his ears, and look into his eyes. He’d just sit there patiently and let me do whatever I wanted.”

That bond inspired Vanessa’s path in science, medicine, and animal care. But for her, it’s never just about medical outcomes, it’s about emotional ones too. "Stats say that of the number of people within a city that have pets, only 50% of them have access to vet care. So there's 50% of owners out there who can't get to a vet regularly. And often, the people who benefit most from the love of a pet are the ones facing the biggest barriers. That’s why we have .”

Through initiatives like our Pet Pantry and rabies/vaccine clinics, VCA Canada provides hundreds of thousands of dollars in food, care, and services each year. From supporting local humane societies and rescues, to funding surgeries and offering medical advice for displaced pets, we’re committed to making sure families and pets in need are never left behind.

Vanessa says she often thinks back to her younger self, sitting on the floor with Ralph, listening to his heartbeat with a toy stethoscope. "Ralph never once got a bill, and that’s the kind of care and compassion I’m proud to help bring to communities today.” 💙

11/14/2025

It’s ! 🐶🐱

Part of our program, the and are all about making sure families don’t have to face pet parent hardships alone. We bring quality food and veterinary medicine for dogs and cats directly into neighbourhoods, and we do it with empathy. No judgment. No questions asked, just support. Because we know that behind every pet is someone doing their best, and sometimes a little help makes all the difference.

These events are entirely run by VCA Canada staff and qualified volunteers with the support of generous donations from compassionate partners and aligned organizations in the area.

No matter the circumstance, all pets deserve quality food, medicine, and a supportive ear for their families. The human-animal bond, and the connection to the community, are at the core of all we do.

Check out our team at a recent Pantry event in and follow us on Facebook to stay up to date with these initiatives and the next public event .💙

Learn More: https://vcacanada.com/community-support

11/13/2025

Cancer is a dominant cause of death in older dogs and cats, but early detection can make a huge difference.

Here are a few ways you can support your pet’s health:
🕵️‍♀️ Know the signs 🕵️‍♀️
Lumps or bumps, sudden weight loss, changes in appetite, or unusual fatigue.

📅 Don’t miss your regular veterinary check‑ups 📅
Routine exams and screenings help catch problems early.

🖥️ Ask about diagnostic options 🖥️
Radiographs, bloodwork, and ultrasounds can provide clarity if something seems off.

💙 Focus on quality of life 💙
Treatment isn’t just about medicine. It’s about comfort, nutrition, and emotional support.

is about hope, prevention, and compassion. By staying informed and proactive, you give your furry family members the best chance at a long, healthy life.

11/05/2025

Why does your senior dog seem to sleep so… loudly?

You might notice twitching, paddling, vocalizing, or even pacing at night. It’s easy to chalk it up to “just getting older,” but there’s more going on beneath the surface.

As dogs age, changes in a part of the brain called 🧠🐶 the PONS 🧠🐶 (a small but important region in the brainstem) can affect how they move, sleep, and respond to the world around them. The pons helps regulate REM sleep and motor control, which means your dog’s sleep might look more active, restless, or even noisy as they get older.

Signs to watch for:
➡️ An increase in twitching or paddling during sleep
➡️ Changes in blinking or balance

How can you support your senior pet when you see the signs?
➡️ Stick to a consistent bedtime routine
➡️ Create a quiet, cozy sleep space
➡️ Offer gentle movement and brain-healthy nutrition

If sleep changes come with mobility or behaviour shifts, call your veterinarian and take a short video of their sleep behavior. This can be incredibly helpful for your veterinary team to assess the signs more accurately.

10/31/2025

🎃 Tonight’s the night! 🎃

Before the doorbell rings, here’s your quick cheat sheet:

🐾 Chocolate, xylitol, glow sticks = Trick
🍎 Apple slices, pumpkin puree and a quiet corner = Treat
🧁 Cupcakes, mini marshmallows = Cute, but dangerous

Keep the candy out of reach, the costumes comfy, and the pets calm. Halloween’s better when everyone feels safe.

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Vets To Go provides convenient mobile veterinary care in the comfort of your home, 7 days a week! We do house calls and provide your pet the vet care they need by coming to you, saving you the time and inconvenience of making sure your pet's health is taken care of. We service Calgary, Edmonton, and the surrounding areas. If your pet is older, fearful, aggressive, or just doesn't travel well in the car, let us come to you! Not only does it make it easier on your furry friend, but we also make it easy for you to get the help you need when it's convenient for you. Our appointments are scheduled with ample time to discuss any issues or questions you have, and we take the time to provide your pet the time and attention they really deserve. We work days, evenings and weekends. If you have a dog or cat that needs to see the vet for a check-up, exam, vaccination or anything else, please give us a call at 1-888-995-8387 to experience in-home care for yourself. Learn More About Us at http://www.vetstogo.com or by calling 1-888-995-8387. You can request our service and fee guide online 24-hours a day at https://vetstogo.com/welcome-kit-download/ ** Please note that we are not able to provide any kind of medical advice or diagnosis via Facebook, as doing so requires a proper physical examination. Requests for specific medical advice or opinions posted to our page will be removed, as we are not able to address specific conditions or situations without having seen the animal in person.