Petland Medicine Hat

06/06/2026

Beach days with your pup are everything. 🌊🐾

But before you hit the sand this June, here are a few things to keep in mind: rinse off saltwater after swimming, watch for overheating on hot sand, bring fresh water, and check if the beach is pet friendly first!

A little prep goes a long way for a safe and fun day out. ☀️

06/06/2026

06/05/2026

40% OFF all aquascaping rocks 🪨 while supplies last

06/05/2026

40% off all landscaping rocks 🪨 and driftwood 🪵while our supplies last.

06/05/2026

💢 the last ever fish Friday BOGO 💢

Come in today and save big on all fish left in store. $15 and under cap is gone. All fish must go!! 🦐🐠🐟

06/05/2026

There is something really grounding about a flock that trusts you. 🐑

Good feed. Clean water. Attentive care. It sounds simple because it is. And the animals that thrive are usually the ones whose people never stopped paying attention to those fundamentals.

What's one thing you never skip no matter how busy the season gets? Tell us below 👇

06/04/2026

💢 don't forget to come in early tomorrow for our last fish Friday BOGO 💢

All fish 🐟🐠🦐 must go! Doesn't matter the price! Come in and take advantage of the savings across the store, not just the fish. Everything (except dog & cat food) starts at 30% off and only goes up from there.

06/03/2026

This Friday June 5 will be our last BOGO. We have included all fish in the sale, not just the $15 and under. Come in early to take advantage of the sale, we don't think they'll last long.

06/03/2026

Hello, June! ☀️

The days are longer, the energy is high, and summer is just getting started. Here's to a June filled with good moments and even better people.

What are you most excited about this summer? Tell us below! 👇

06/03/2026

Hot take: hay quality matters just as much in summer as it does in winter. 🌾

Here's something a lot of horse owners don't think about until there's a problem. When pasture quality peaks in early summer, horses on full turnout may actually be taking in less dry matter than you think because fresh grass is mostly water.

Horses still need consistent forage to keep the hindgut moving. Pulling hay entirely when pasture looks great can quietly lead to digestive upset, changes in manure, or unexplained behavior shifts.

A simple rule to keep in mind: forage first, always. Even in June. 🙌