Crestwood Veterinary Centre

Crestwood Veterinary Centre Crestwood Veterinary Centre is a full service animal hospital located in West Edmonton is dedicated to providing exceptional care for you and your pets.

Crestwood Veterinary Centre is a full service animal hospital and will take both emergency cases as well as less urgent medical, surgical, and dental issues. We are experienced in all types of conditions and treatments. Our practice is dedicated to achieving the highest standard of excellence in veterinary medicine, patient care and client service. Each staff member is devoted not just to technica

l expertise, but to creating an atmosphere of extraordinary support, compassion and nurturing. Our genuine pleasure in spending time with each pet and owner will be evident during every visit.

CAUTION: Incoming Tick PicsTick season is here in Alberta, and pets are at risk whenever they spend time outdoors. Ticks...
06/04/2026

CAUTION: Incoming Tick Pics

Tick season is here in Alberta, and pets are at risk whenever they spend time outdoors. Ticks can attach to dogs, cats and even you, during walks, hikes, visits to parks, or even in your own backyard.
Ticks may transmit diseases and can be difficult to spot, especially in pets with thick coats.
Preventive tick medications remain the most effective way to protect your pet. If you find a tick attached to your pet, remove it promptly with fine-tipped tweezers and monitor the area for signs of irritation or infection.
If you have concerns about tick exposure or would like to discuss tick prevention options, please contact our clinic. Early prevention is the best defense against tick-borne disease.

We will be closed the following days over the long weekend: Saturday May 16: CLOSEDSunday May 17: CLOSEDMonday May 18: C...
05/13/2026

We will be closed the following days over the long weekend:
Saturday May 16: CLOSED
Sunday May 17: CLOSED
Monday May 18: CLOSED
Tuesday May 19: OPEN at 7:30am

If you should experience a small animal emergency during those hours, please go to your nearest emergency clinic.

We hope you have a great long weekend!
Crestwood

The Dandies are Coming! The Dandies are Coming!June 6, 2026 has been declared World Dandie Dinmont Terrier Day.Imagine ...
05/13/2026

The Dandies are Coming! The Dandies are Coming!
June 6, 2026 has been declared World Dandie Dinmont Terrier Day.
Imagine almost the entire population of a single dog breed getting together!
With less than 250 puppies born annually world wide, concerns about the future of the lovable, ancient, endangered Dandie Dinmont Terrier are shared by all who cherish them. We had to do something!
To raise public awareness of the breed’s plight, gatherings of Dandie Dinmonts in various locations all over the world will simultaneously get together on the exact same day and hour (in their regional time zones).
World Dandie Dinmont Terrier Day is basically a call to arms, a symbol that Dandie people care, and want the breed to prevail.
Dandie lovers are planning events in 20 nations beginning in Australia, westward across Asia and Europe, throughout England, Scotland and Ireland, and across the ocean to the United States and Canada ending up at the Pacific coast. A whirlwind tour of the world of Dandies.
We expect 90% of the world’s Dandie population to participate on June 6th! What other breed of dog can inspire such devotion and passion?
Think of it!!! A one-day event, in every nation that has a population of Dandie Dinmont Terriers, gathering at the same time; 2 p.m. local time, connecting with the public in busy bustling areas to introduce them to them to this gentle loyal family companion. Each country’s team leaders will organize the events and locations.
You can see it all, the entire day of gatherings on a dedicated page, (20+) Facebook and learn more about the breed from the World Dandie Dinmont Terrier Day website.
For more information contact:

WEBSITE https://dandiedinmont.org/world-dandie-dinmont-terrier-day/

(20+) Facebook Canada page

(20+) Facebook Main page

Email: [email protected]

Penelope required some extra snuggles after her spay today ❤️❤️
04/24/2026

Penelope required some extra snuggles after her spay today ❤️❤️



This week we’re celebrating the heart of every veterinary clinic — our incredible veterinary receptionists 🐾💙A special s...
04/21/2026

This week we’re celebrating the heart of every veterinary clinic — our incredible veterinary receptionists 🐾💙
A special shoutout to Jodi, Karen, Taylor, Trinity, Lisa Marie, and Bettina — your dedication, compassion, and hard work make a difference every single day.
You’re the first voice clients hear in moments of worry and the warm smile that welcomes them through the door. You juggle ringing phones, busy schedules, emotional situations, and endless questions — all while showing patience and care.
Thank you for being the calm in the chaos, the comfort during difficult days, and the connection between pets, their families, and the care they need.
Your kindness does not go unnoticed. Your impact is truly immeasurable.

A special shoutout to our fantastic reception assistant, Kelly!

Happy Veterinary Receptionist week! 🐶🐱

The government has made an emergency drug release for Strychnine. Strychnine is a highly toxic poison sometimes found in...
04/09/2026

The government has made an emergency drug release for Strychnine. Strychnine is a highly toxic poison sometimes found in rodent baits and can be deadly to dogs, cats, and wildlife if ingested—even in very small amounts.
🚨 Signs of Strychnine Poisoning:
Severe muscle stiffness or rigidity
Uncontrollable seizures (often triggered by sound or touch)
Difficulty breathing
Hyper-sensitivity (startles easily)
Rigid limbs, arched back (“sawhorse stance”)
Rapid deterioration—this is a medical emergency
⏱️ Symptoms can appear quickly, often within 10 minutes to 2 hours after ingestion.
❗ What To Do Immediately:
DO NOT wait for symptoms to worsen
DO NOT try to induce vomiting (this can trigger severe seizures)
Keep your pet in a quiet, dark environment to reduce stimulation
Seek emergency veterinary care immediately
💡 Prevention Tips:
Avoid areas where rodent poison may be present
Keep pets on a leash during walks
Secure all pest control products safely out of reach
Be cautious in rural or unfamiliar areas
Strychnine poisoning progresses rapidly and can be fatal without urgent treatment. Quick action can save your pet’s life.
📞 If you suspect poisoning, contact your veterinary clinic or nearest emergency clinic as soon as possible.

Crestwood is excited to announce our new RVT Wellness Program! This program has been spear-headed by our very own RVT, B...
04/07/2026

Crestwood is excited to announce our new RVT Wellness Program!

This program has been spear-headed by our very own RVT, Brandi, and allows our clients to schedule general wellness checkups and vaccines directly with an RVT. This allows for prompt appointment scheduling while maintaining our ongoing excellent standard of care.

Brandi has been with Crestwood for 15 years and has a passion for nursing care and surgical support, ensuring patients are comfortable, safe and well cared for at every stage of their visit. She’s excited to meet your fur family in the examination rooms next!

Please call the clinic at 780-444-7550 to schedule a wellness appointment with Brandi!!

Hey, it’s Franklin!! This sweet little guy is in for his routine neuter! Not only is he absolutely adorable, he has the ...
04/02/2026

Hey, it’s Franklin!!
This sweet little guy is in for his routine neuter! Not only is he absolutely adorable, he has the cutest turtle harness 😻🐢

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9640-149 Street
Edmonton, AB
T5P1J9

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Monday 7:30am - 6pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 6pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 6pm
Thursday 7:30am - 6pm
Friday 7:30am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 4pm

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