Granville Veterinary Clinic

Granville Veterinary Clinic Granville Veterinary Clinic

Its receptionist appreciation week and we just want to take the time to thank all of our front end staff for everything ...
04/27/2026

Its receptionist appreciation week and we just want to take the time to thank all of our front end staff for everything that they do!! You are vital to the Granville family 💙💚

Do you have any questions about your pet’s nutrition? We’re happy to help answer them.
04/23/2026

Do you have any questions about your pet’s nutrition? We’re happy to help answer them.

Please join us at our brand new clinic 21310 98 Avenue NW for our Grand Opening! Saturday April 18th from 1-5pm. We will...
04/14/2026

Please join us at our brand new clinic 21310 98 Avenue NW for our Grand Opening! Saturday April 18th from 1-5pm. We will have door prizes, raffle baskets, tours, snacks and more! We would love to see you!

Chicken allergies may be less common than you think. Talk to us about your pet’s diet.
04/14/2026

Chicken allergies may be less common than you think. Talk to us about your pet’s diet.

Hello Granville Family! We are currently experiencing some internet iasues!
04/13/2026

Hello Granville Family!
We are currently experiencing some internet iasues!

Happy Easter everyone 🐣☀️🪺
04/05/2026

Happy Easter everyone 🐣☀️🪺

Spring is in the air, but so are a few hidden hazards for our furry friends! 🌸 As you gear up for the long weekend, keep...
04/02/2026

Spring is in the air, but so are a few hidden hazards for our furry friends! 🌸 As you gear up for the long weekend, keep these “Easter No-Gos” on your radar to ensure your pets stay safe and sound.

🍫 The Chocolate Rule

Most pet parents know this one, but it’s worth repeating: Dark chocolate and baking cocoa are especially dangerous. Keep those foil-wrapped eggs tucked away in high cupboards!

💐 The Lily Warning (Cat Parents!)

Lilies are incredibly beautiful but highly toxic to cats. Even a small amount of pollen or water from the vase can cause severe kidney issues. Consider pet-safe blooms like Roses or Gerberas instead.

🐣 “Grass” is Not Always Greener

That colorful plastic grass found in Easter baskets is a major “no” for curious chewers. If swallowed, it can cause dangerous intestinal blockages that often require surgery to fix.

🍞 Hot Cross Bun Hazards

Raisins, currants, and sultanas found in these seasonal treats can cause kidney failure in dogs. Keep the buns on the human table only!

🚩 Signs to watch for:

Vomiting or diarrhea

Lethargy or weakness

Unusual hiding (especially in cats)

Rapid breathing

Quick Tip: If you’re planning an egg hunt, keep a “map” of where you hid them to make sure every single one is found by a human—not a nose!

Wishing you and your pets a very happy (and safe) Easter! 🐾✨

Tips to take care of your pets oral health!
03/26/2026

Tips to take care of your pets oral health!

Address

21310 98 Avenue NW
Edmonton, AB
T5T5X8

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 2pm

Telephone

+17804879999

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