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Coaldale Pet Clinic, where we care for your pets! At Coaldale Pet Clinic, we strive to provide a warm and friendly environment to both you and your family pet.

We are an exclusively small animal clinic that caters to the health and wellbeing of cats and dogs. We have been in operation since July, 2006 and have been growing steadily since then! New clients and pets are ALWAYS welcome! Coaldale Pet Clinic offers a complete range of health and medical services with a focus on disease prevention. Our services include health exams, vaccinations, surgery, x-ra

y, dentistry, nutrition as well as complete medical care. As a member of your family, we want to ensure that your pet is both healthy and happy at every visit! Our team looks forward to serving both you and your pet! Come and visit us today!

09/29/2025

Let the games begin!

The ultimate post-surgery challenge where pets navigate their new lampshade lifestyle with varying degrees of grace (and furniture collisions). Will they master the art of eating, drinking, and sleeping while sporting the infamous "cone of shame"? Will they figure out doorways are now slightly trickier?

Happy Monday folks!

09/28/2025

📅 World Rabies Day 2025: You, Me Community

🦠 Each year, World Rabies Day is celebrated on the 28 September.
World Rabies Day (WRD) is a day of action and awareness-raising, solidarity and commemoration. It is also a chance for the international community to join a global movement rooted in local action and engagement by organising or participating in any event, whether virtually or offline.

📝 Discover key steps for a safer, healthier world, where dogs and humans coexist harmoniously. Rabies, a deadly threat to both, can be curbed through responsible dog ownership.

❓ Do you know about pre- and post-prophylaxis to help prevent ?
❓ Do you know what you should do when an aggressive dog confronts you?
✅ The GARC Education Platform has several courses to help this World Rabies Day.
🔗 Visit: https://rabiesalliance.org/tools/education-tools/gep

Resources:
https://www.woah.org/en/disease/rabies/ -id-6
https://rabiesalliance.org/world-rabies-day/

09/26/2025

Have a great weekend folks! 😺

09/25/2025

🕯"Remember Me Thursday" is observed every fourth Thursday of September, which is September 25th this year, and aims to unite individuals and pet adoption organizations around the world to be an unstoppable, integrated voice for orphan pets in need of forever homes. 🏠

🌍 Last year they had over 140 Countries and territories that supported the movement including Australia, Canada, Denmark, Japan, Panama, Philippines, South Africa, Mexico, Singapore, Romania, UK, Puerto Rico, Nova Scotia, USA, Spain, Croatia, Germany, Algeria, Switzerland, New Zealand, India, Korea, Nigeria, Thailand, Italy and more. 🐾

📌Please visit their website to learn more about their mission and how to become a part of it: https://remembermethursday.org/

09/23/2025

Autumn is almost here, bringing vibrant leaves, cooler temperatures, and exciting celebrations like Thanksgiving and Halloween. However, this season also introduces new household items that can be hazardous for our pets. To ensure your furry friends stay safe and happy, here are some tips for making your home pet-friendly this fall. 🎃🍁

➡Read more details here:
https://spca.bc.ca/news/fall-toxins-pets/

Resource: 2024 The British Columbia Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (BC SPCA).

09/22/2025

The International Veterinary Academy of Pain Management (IVAPM) has proclaimed September as "Animal Pain Awareness Month", and this coincides with human medicine’s Pain Awareness Month. Just like people, animals feel pain from injuries, arthritis, surgery, and chronic conditions, but they often hide it. Knowing the subtle signs like decreased activity, reluctance to jump or climb stairs, excessive licking, or changes in appetite can make all the difference in your pet’s comfort and quality of life.

This month, we’re proud to highlight our Certified Canine Rehabilitation Therapist (CCRT), Dr. Stephanie Bodnarchuk, who specializes in pain management for pets. Using advanced rehab techniques and laser therapy, Dr. Bodnarchuk helps pets recover faster, reduce pain, and regain mobility safely and effectively.

"Did you know that canine rehabilitation therapy encompasses so much more than recovery from surgery or injury? Rehabilitation therapy has been shown to be effective in managing chronic pain conditions, adding another tool for improving patient comfort. It has been shown to improve and maintain mobility and comfort in our senior patients, allowing them to live full and active lives, supporting the human animal bond well into the golden years." - Dr. Stephanie.

If you notice any signs that your pet might be in pain, or if your furry friend is dealing with arthritis, injuries, or post-surgical discomfort, contact us today to explore how Dr. Bodnarchuk’s expertise can support their healing journey. Together, let’s give our pets the relief they deserve.

09/20/2025

📅Today is Puppy Mills Awareness Day
Puppy mills are large-scale, commercial breeding facilities that prioritize profit over animal welfare, often keeping dogs in poor, crowded, and unsanitary conditions with little socialization, veterinary care, or love. Puppies from these mills commonly suffer from health issues, genetic problems, and behavioral difficulties—heartbreaking for both the dogs and their new families.

📊Stats on Puppy Mills in Canada
Though banned in some provinces, puppy mills still persist across the country. Humane Canada estimates several thousand inhumane breeding facilities active nationwide. Rural regions of Quebec, Ontario, and British Columbia have faced particular puppy mill issues. Nearly 10,000 dogs were recorded kept for breeding in Canada’s 2018 dog breeding survey, though welfare groups believe more exist unreported. So, while exact puppy mill numbers are unknown, evidence shows it is a widespread problem requiring action.

⚠️How to Avoid Puppy Mills
Never buy a puppy from a pet store or online classifieds—most of these sources get dogs from puppy mills.

Ask to visit the facility and meet the puppy’s parents—reputable breeders will welcome visits and fully involve you in the pups’ upbringing.

Check for veterinary records and proper contracts—legitimate breeders provide documentation for health checks, vaccinations, and often require spay/neuter agreements.

Be wary of breeders who always have puppies available, offer many breeds, or rush the sale—dedicated breeders focus on quality, rarely have multiple litters, and care deeply about their dogs’ future homes.

If possible, directly adopt a pet from a shelter or rescue organization. Shelters assess pets for health and temperament and work hard to match the right animal with loving families, saving lives and reducing support for puppy mills.

✅Why Adopt, Don’t Shop
Adopting gives deserving dogs and cats a second chance while helping end the demand for neglected, mill-bred animals. Shelter pets come in all shapes, sizes, and ages—and most have already received proper veterinary care and socialization. When you choose to adopt, you make a lasting positive impact on both the pet’s life and the humane treatment of all animals.

Make a difference: adopt your next furry friend from a shelter or rescue, not a puppy mill.

09/19/2025

Fridays are Fun at CPC!
Ever have that curbside moment where you're standing outside, holding the world’s cutest bundle of fluff, and—wait—whose pet am I cuddling?
Vet tech mysteries: solving the case of “who gets the wiggles back?” One paw at a time!

09/17/2025

CLINIC CLOSURE Announcement
Dear clients, please note that our clinic will be closed today, for essential "health and safety" staff training. This training allows our team to enhance skills and knowledge to provide the best care possible for your pets. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your understanding.

If you need an appointment scheduled, please leave a message and our staff will be in touch to help you. For urgent medical needs during our closure, please contact Family Pet Hospital at 403-320-5200.

Thank you for your continued support!
We look forward to assisting you when we reopen tomorrow.

09/16/2025

🧺 A cat carrier is an essential piece of equipment for your cat. You will need it to transport them to the vet for regular check-ups and in case of emergencies.

Cats like their home comforts and familiar territory. They can find travelling stressful. You should only travel with your cat for essential reasons. For example, trips to the vet or cattery, or moving home. Veterinarians recommend cat carriers that prioritize safety, easy access, and comfort, making vet visits and travel less stressful for both cats and owners. Here are key professional recommendations and important features to look for:

✅ Vet-Recommended Features
🆗 Easily Removable Top: A sturdy carrier with a top that can be detached (usually in hard-sided styles) allows the vet to examine a nervous or anxious cat while they remain in the base. This is especially helpful for cats that prefer to “hide” or are reluctant to leave the carrier.

🔁 Two Entry Points: Top and front openings enable easy, stress-free loading and unloading—helpful for nervous or resistant cats.

🔓 Secure Closures: High-quality locking mechanisms or solid latches keep cats safe inside; avoid carriers with flimsy zippers or rusted attachments.

🏠 Proper Size: The carrier should be big enough for your cat to stand, turn, and lie down, but snug enough to provide a sense of security.

💨 Good Ventilation: Multiple mesh or ventilated panels keep air flowing and let your cat observe their surroundings while preventing overheating.

🏋️ Durable and Easy to Clean: Hard-sided carriers are durable, provide the best protection, and are simple to wipe out in case of accidents; soft-sided are lighter but may not be as sturdy or easy to clean.

💤 Comfortable Interior: Look for a padded bottom, or add a familiar towel for extra coziness.

😺 Investing in a high-quality carrier not only reduces stress for both you and your cat but also helps make every journey a positive experience. Remember, the right carrier is more than just a container—it’s your cat’s safe haven on the go! 🐾

09/14/2025

📢Attention our amazing clients!
📝Our clinic will be closed on Wednesday, September 17th for staff training, so our team can continue providing your pets with top-notch care.
If you need to order food, medications or to schedule appointments, please plan ahead and call us tomorrow, Monday September 15th—and for any urgent concerns during our closure, contact Family Pet Hospital at 403-320-5200. We’ll be back to regular hours on September 18th. You may text us or leave a voicemail, and our team will contact you at their earliest availability.
Thank you for your understanding and support as we invest in further learning for our team!

09/13/2025

"Pet Birth Defect Awareness Day" is observed on September 13, and was initially created by Davis Rogers, founder of MBJungle Foundation.

ℹ🐾Pet birth defects/abnormalities can be present at birth or be present later on in a pet’s life. Some birth defects/abnormalities are easily visible and recognizable, such as a deformed limb, while others may not be visible, or don’t manifest until later stages in life.

➡🦮Various things such as genetics, exposure to medication, lack of nutrients during pregnancy, and diseases can cause pet birth defects, but learning about pet birth defects, keeping a pregnant pet healthy, spaying and neutering the pet, and consulting with a vet can help responsible pet owner to avoid pet birth defect.

💬Read more on: https://smoochie-pooch.com/pet-birth-defects/

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1402/20th Avenue, Box 900
Coaldale, AB
T1M1M7

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Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 8pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 8pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

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403-345-5200

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Coaldale Pet Clinic is a locally owned and operated small animal clinic that caters to the health and well-being of cats and dogs since 2006. New clients and pets are ALWAYS welcome!

Coaldale Pet Clinic offers a complete range of health and medical services with a focus on disease prevention. Our services include health exams, vaccinations, surgery, x-ray, ultrasound dentistry, and nutrition. As a member of your family, we want to ensure that your pet is both healthy and happy at every visit!

At Coaldale Pet Clinic, we strive to provide a warm and friendly environment to both you and your family pet. Our team looks forward to serving both you and your pet! Come and visit us today!