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Fort Macleod Vet Clinic

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Fort Macleod Vet Clinic

Fort Macleod Vet Clinic is a busy 7 vet mixed animal practice located in Fort Macleod, Alberta

10/28/2026

🐾 Thank you and good luck, Cammie & Mackenzie! 🐄

We’re saying goodbye to two wonderful members of our team as Cammie and Mackenzie move on to new opportunities at clinics focused primarily on cattle.

Thank you both for your hard work, compassion, and the care you’ve given our patients during your time at Fort Macleod Veterinary Clinic. We’ll miss having you on the team and wish you all the best in your next chapter! 💙

Please join us in wishing them both good luck! 👏

10/27/2026

🎃🐾 Keep Halloween spooky—and safe for your pets!

A few reminders from Fort Macleod Veterinary Clinic:

🍬 Keep candy out of reach. Chocolate, raisins and xylitol (found in some sugar-free treats) can be toxic. Wrappers can also cause trouble!

🚪 Prevent sneaky escapes. Keep pets in a quiet, secure room during trick-or-treating, and make sure their ID information is current.

👻 Keep costumes comfortable. They should allow easy movement, vision and breathing. If your pet seems stressed, skip the costume!

🕯️ Watch the decorations. Keep candles, cords and small decorations away from curious paws.

☎️ If your pet gets into something potentially toxic, contact your veterinarian right away—don’t wait for symptoms.

Wishing you and your furry family a safe and happy Halloween! 🧡🖤

10/19/2026

🐾 Meet the Team Monday — Isabelle! 🐾

Isabelle completed the Veterinary Assistant program at CDI College in 2022 and has been working in veterinary medicine ever since. She joined the Fort Macleod Veterinary Clinic team earlier this year and enjoys caring for animals of all kinds in our mixed-animal practice! 🐶🐱🐴

Outside the clinic, Isabelle loves camping, fishing, paddleboarding, and exploring with her Australian Shepherd, Sora. 🏕️🎣 She also has a small flock of chickens and is currently raising two turkey poults, Rufus and Darla, who keep her busy at home! 🐔🦃

We’re happy to have Isabelle on our team! Say hello next time you’re in the clinic! 💙

10/15/2026

🐾 Is this your cat?

The cat pictured is currently at Fort Macleod Veterinary Clinic after reportedly being struck by a vehicle near W.A. Day.

If you recognize this kitty or believe they may be yours, please contact the clinic directly.

Please share to help us find their family. ❤️

10/08/2026

🍂 Happy Thanksgiving from Fort Macleod Veterinary Clinic! 🦃

We will be closed Monday, October 12th for Thanksgiving and will reopen Tuesday, October 13th at 8:00 a.m.

🚨 Our on-call veterinarian is available for emergencies at 403-553-4887.

Wishing you and your animals a safe and happy Thanksgiving! 🧡🐾

10/06/2026

🐾 October is RVT Month! 🐾

This month, we’re celebrating our amazing Registered Veterinary Technologists at Fort Macleod Veterinary Clinic! From monitoring anesthesia and assisting in surgery to nursing patients and offering a comforting hand, our RVTs bring skill, compassion and dedication to everything they do. ❤️

Thank you for all you do for our patients, clients and team—we’re so lucky to have you! 🐶🐱🐴🐮

Thank you The Engravers for personalizing each water bottle and La Página Bakes for making the most beautiful cookies so we can celebrate our team the way they deserve 💙🍪

10/05/2026

🐾 Meet the Team Monday — Jordyn! 🐾

Jordyn graduated from the Veterinary Technology Program at Olds College in February 2026 and joined the Fort Macleod Veterinary Clinic team shortly afterward! Her lifelong love of animals brought her to veterinary medicine, and working with them is one of her favourite parts of the job. 🐶🐱

Outside of the clinic, Jordyn enjoys spending time with family and friends, baking up something delicious, and getting creative with scrapbooking. 🧁📖

We’re so happy to have Jordyn on our team! Say hello next time you’re in! 💙

09/28/2026

✨ Meet the Team Monday! ✨

Meet Trinity, one of our Animal Health Technologists!

Trinity graduated from Lakeland College’s Animal Health Technology program in June 2025 and joined the Fort Macleod Veterinary Clinic team in July 2026.

Her favourite parts of veterinary medicine are surgery and working with cattle, but she also has a definite soft spot for dogs! Trinity loves the variety that comes with working in a mixed-animal clinic and is always excited to learn something new and expand her skills.

Outside of the clinic, Trinity enjoys anything that keeps her outdoors and active. You can often find her fishing, working out, reading, baking, or spending time with her four-legged companions, friends, and family.

We’re so happy to have Trinity on our team! 💙🐾

09/22/2026

🐾 Meet the Team Tuesday: Mackenzie! 🐾

Mackenzie has been part of the Fort Macleod Veterinary Clinic team since August 2024 and graduated from Lakeland College’s Veterinary Technician program in 2025. She completed the blended program while working with us throughout her studies, gaining plenty of valuable hands-on experience along the way!

Growing up surrounded by cats, dogs, a budgie, and fish, Mackenzie has always loved animals. Since entering the veterinary field, that love has expanded to include large animals—with goats and sheep holding an especially special place in her heart! 🐐🐑

Outside the clinic, Mackenzie enjoys making sourdough and spending time with her golden retriever, Kipper. 🍞🐶

We’re so happy to have Mackenzie as part of our team!

09/18/2026

🐴 Case of the Week: Duo’s Sticky Situation!

Sometimes the smallest things can cause the biggest problems.
Meet Duo, who was in a predicament. Dr. Emmalyn had to go on farm to see her after suddenly becoming very uncomfortable. She was slobbering excessively, trying to eat but unable to, and showing obvious signs of pain.
After a thorough oral examination, the culprit was found — a stick lodged in her mouth. Thankfully, Dr. Emmalyn was able to safely remove it, and Duo got immediate relief. A great reminder that horses can get surprisingly creative when it comes to finding trouble!

What to watch for in your horse:
➡️Excessive drooling or slobbering
➡️Difficulty chewing or swallowing
➡️Dropping feed (quidding)
➡️Reluctance to eat or drink
➡️Signs of mouth pain or discomfort

These signs should never be ignored.
A friendly reminder from Fort Macleod Veterinary Clinic 💙
Regular dental examinations are an important part of your horse’s overall health. Dental disease, sharp enamel points, foreign objects, and mouth injuries can all make eating painful and lead to bigger problems if left untreated.
If something seems off with your horse — call us sooner rather than later. Early intervention can make all the difference.
Way to go, Dr. Emmalyn, for saving the day for Duo! 🩺🐎

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Address

609 12th Street
Fort Macleod, AB
T0L0Z0

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 8pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 5pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5pm
Friday	8:30am - 5pm

Website

http://fortmacleodveterinaryclinic.ca/

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