Greenview Veterinary Clinic

06/01/2026

Formally introducing the Flinstones 🩷

Thank you to everyone who submitted name suggestions last week !

All of the boys have been adopted now, so it is just the girls left, but we would like everyone to meet Wilma, Betty and Pebbles

Since last posting, this girls have really come out of their shells. They definitely are still a bit nervous when you first go near them, but have realized that love and affection is pretty great

Adoption includes their first vaccines, deworming, microchip, their spay when old enough, and a 6 weeks pet insurance trial

Stop by anytime or call the clinic to meet or learn more about these girls

📞 780-524-4616
📍 4602 39Ave Valleyview

05/28/2026

🎉 NAMING COMPETITION 🎉

Help us name our current adoptable litter ♥️
Comment your name suggestions, and we will choose our favourite next week (that is if we still have any kittens🥹😅)

These kittens are about 7 weeks, and definitely on the timid side, but are learning to trust us and have allowed full physical exams - all of which have been given a clear bill of health

We have 3 males 💙, and 3 females 🩷 in this group looking for their new homes

These kittens are weaned, eating hard kibble and using their litter box very well

Please note that these kittens are not super cuddly at this time, they would rather bundle in a corner than come to the front of the kennel for attention - we are working on getting them more social though

Their adoption includes their first vaccines, microchip, deworming, their spay/ neuter when old enough, and a 6 week pet insurance trial

If you are interested in adopting or learning more about this litter, please stop by or call the clinic to further discuss their adoption fee

📞 780-524-4616
📍 4602 39Ave Valleyview

*The momma that came in with them is not available for adoption at this time*

05/26/2026

📣 IMPORTANT ANNOUCEMENT 📣

Please note that on Wednesday May 27 2026 we will be performing software updates that will directly impact our access to our system. This update will allow us to better serve our clients and community and we apologize for the inconvenience this may cause.

We will be starting the update first thing at 8:30am, and it is anticipated to take until around 12pm (noon), or possibly into early afternoon.
During this time, we will NOT be able to access our medical records, schedule appointments, or dispense/ sell medication or products such as food.

If you are needing pet food, or medications for your animals, please make sure to call us tomorrow to process your order.

Again, we apologize for the inconvenience this may cause, but hope that everyone can understand that we are trying to move forward with the best way to provide our services.

05/25/2026

Remi had a quick visit with us last week after deciding that a fishing trip was not successful without starting with a ‘dog fish’.

Dr Amir gave Remi a sedative to help keep her still and alleviate pain during removal of the fish hook. Once awake, she was ready to head back out and hopefully she was better at observing rather than participating ♥️

05/20/2026

*May 29- Indy had been transferred to rescue to continue her search for a furrever home*

We are a bit shocked that no one came forward for this sweet girl during her pound stray hold, but since that is the case, she is now looking for a new home ♥️

Indy is a high energy gal, who is looking for a home to match her needs. We estimate her to be about 6-9 months old so very much still a puppy, and in that is also looking for a home to help her continue to learn manners and new tricks.

Indy is a medium sized dog, weighing about 40 pounds and we do not anticipate her to grow much more- that being said, we do not know what Indy’s breed make up is so she may still hit another growth spurt.

Indy does walk fairly well on a leash, but she does like to jump up. She is highly treat motivated, and we have learned that she knows how to roll over in the most aggression manner ever, and we have to say it is quite adorable 😍Based on her current training level, a home without small children would be ideal- but that is solely due to her jumping up. She has not been tested with kids or animals, but has not shown signs of aggression towards us or animals that she has walked by.

If you think you are the high energy home that Indy is looking for, give us a call or stop by the clinic to learn more about Indy and her adoption process

Her adoption includes her spay, vaccines, microchip and deworming

Check out her ROLL OVER in the comments below ♥️

📞 780-524-4616
📍 4602-39 Ave Valleyview, AB

05/15/2026

🤢🦨 you’ve been skunked 🦨🤢

Spring is in the air, which means skunks will soon be having their kits (babies). This can mean that the females are more protective of their dens, leaving our pets at a higher risk of being sprayed

What NOT to do after your pets been sprayed
🚫 Water bathe/ get your pet wet
We know this sounds backwards, but a skunks spray is quite oily and water will set/bind the spray into your pets coat
🚫 Don’t panic. Most pets do not need a vet visit after being sprayed by a skunk

What TO DO after your pets been sprayed
✅ Get a deodorizer/ neutralizer on your pet as soon as possible. Products such as Skunk-off ™ or a home-made mixture of 3% hydrogen peroxide, baking soda and dish soap work well. **If using hydrogen peroxide be VERY CAREFUL not to get the mixture into your pets eyes**
✅ Allow the deodorizer to sit on your pet for at least 10-15 minutes before rinsing off with water
✅ Rinse your pets eyes out with water if there is any redness or irritation

Signs/ Symptoms to watch for
🔹 Redness of the eyes
🔹 Drooling/ nausea
🔹 Rubbing at face/ rolling
🔹 Sneezing

When to call your vet
🔴 When signs/ symptoms of irritation persist for more than 24 hours
🟠 If you are seeing vomiting or diarrhea, depression, or inappetence
🟢 Call your vet immediately if your dog tussled with the skunk and has wounds, especially if your dog is unvaccinated (skunks can carry the deadly Distemper virus)

05/13/2026

Due to very minimal faults, Opal is back looking for a new home 💎

Opal is a very sweet girl, and even though we thought she would adjust to a home with other animals, she has decided that she needs her own space. Slow introductions to other animals have been tried with her, but unfortunately she has so far not shown any signs of learning to live with others. That being said, Opal is very human friendly, and loves all the attention that you can give her.

It is unknown how Opal would adjust to life being a barn/shop cat due to how social she is, but it could be considered.

Opal is spayed, vaccinated, dewormed and microchipped so she is ready to just jump into a new home ♥

If you think your home is the right fit for Opal, please give us a call or stop by to meet to this lovely little gal

📞 780-524-4616
📍 4602-39Ave Valleyview, AB

05/08/2026

An early birthday greeting for these two! Emma and Elizabeth, thank you so much for your hard work and dedication to our patients and clients. Happy birthday! We hope you have a fantastic day and year!

05/07/2026

⚠ **GRAPHIC POST** ⚠

We have had such a busy calving season so far, and while we aren't that great at getting pictures of our thriving fresh babies, we did manage to get pictures of this one.

This heifer came in for assistance when it seemed like the calf just could not come out naturally. After Dr Pozniak felt around, it was determined that a caesarian (c-section) would be necessary. While Dr Pozniak suspected that something was abnormal with the calf, we did not quite expect such an abnormality! Unfortunately, this calf was far too deformed to be a viable calf, but we are happy to report that the heifer is doing well and has taken on an orphaned calf as if it were her own ♥

In a situation like this, there is nothing that the producer did wrong during her pregnancy or anything they could have done to prevent this, just twins not developing properly.

05/02/2026

Calving season may have just started for many producers, but breeding season is quickly approaching for many producers too. An important pre-breeding step commonly includes a BBSE (Bull Breeding Soundness Evaluation).

Check out the Beef Cattle Research Council for their information and tips for a successful breeding season and call us to book your bulls before your breeding season starts

https://www.beefresearch.ca/topics/bull-management/?utm_source=BCRC+Blog+Subscribers&utm_campaign=e845d9bf04-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2024_01_17_07_08_COPY_03&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_-01e1f0cf6a-395591916

☎ 780-524-4616

A bull is a significant investment to a beef herd and requires proper management to ensure effective performance and longevity.