Beaumont Animal Clinic

11/21/2025

11/18/2025

Happy birthday to our VMA Mahty!

11/17/2025

Onions and garlic are toxic to dogs and cats in every form. Raw, cooked, powdered, or dehydrated - all are dangerous.

These ingredients are found in many common dishes, including stuffing, gravy, casseroles, soups, and sauces. Even small amounts can cause serious health issues by damaging your pet's red blood cells.

Keep all onion and garlic-containing human foods safely out of reach, and remind family members not to share table scraps with your pets.

If your pet gets into these foods, call or chat with us at 800-213-6680. We're here 24/7 to help.

11/07/2025

There’s a new spot in Leduc’s K-9 Off-Leash Park where pawprints will now linger long after beloved pets have gone. The Rainbow Memorial Bridge is a dedicated space for pet owners to honour and remember cherished companions who have gone.

🐾 You’re welcome to leave a collar on the bridge as a personal tribute. These mementos tell stories of love, friendship, and countless walks and snuggles.

💛 Take a moment to visit, reflect, and remember the pets who left pawprints on your heart.

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11/04/2025

10/31/2025

It's that time of year! Doorbells ringing, strange clothing, and spooky decor, which can all be quite scary for your pets! 👻

Here are some tips to help you navigate this time of year and provide your pets with a safe and comfortable evening:

👯‍♀️ The vast majority of cats and dogs are not comfortable wearing costumes. Consider a Halloween-themed bandana rather than a costume.

🐶 If you choose to dress your pet up, watch for signs of stress. These include panting, lip licking, looking away, freezing, tail tucked, ears back, yawning, and walking away. If you see these signs, STOP and work slowly up to wearing a costume for next year (if it’s really necessary).

👯‍♀️ If you're planning to wear a costume around your pet, expose them to it gradually in the days leading up to the event.

🦮 Walk your dog before it's dark out; people in costumes and houses with decorations and music may be scary for your dog.

🐈 Keep your pets in a safe place so they can't escape through the front door when you open it for trick-or-treaters! We recommend that all pets be microchipped and wear tags with your contact information, just in case.

👻 During trick-or-treating hours, your pet may be most comfortable in a room away from the front door with food toys, Lickimat, or a long-lasting chew to enjoy. Play calming music to drown out the sounds of children at the door.

🏡 If your pet is fearful or concerned about people coming to the door, consider moving the party outside and handing out candy in the driveway.

🍫 Keep Halloween treats out of reach.

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10/31/2025

👻🎃☠️ Trick or treat, smell my feet, give me something good to eat (but, don't give your pets Halloween candy)!

While it may be the scariest time of year, it doesn't have to be for your pets. Here are 7 tips to help prevent any scary situations. You can find more information at avma.org/Halloween.

10/30/2025

10/30/2025

Don't let Halloween spook your furry friends! Check out five tips to keep your pets safe during the holiday. 🐈‍⬛

10/27/2025

Keep the tricks fun and the treats safe this Halloween. 🎃🍬

10/23/2025