Bonnyville Veterinary Clinic

09/29/2025

09/22/2025

09/06/2025

Meet the September Pet of the Month

My name is Benedict, Benny, Ben, whatever you'd like to call me. Just do not call me late for dinner because I do want to eat!
I am lovable, and I have a goofy-looking tongue (the technicians at the vet office think I am so adorable) and when I pose, I can be a real looker!
I like to sleep a lot more now that I am 11.5 years old, in human years, which makes me a senior in dog years, so I am allowed to be a little lazy.
My mom and dad really love me.
Bonnyville Vet Clinic has taken good care of my variety of ailments over the years, thank goodness for them!!!

09/02/2025

We have a new assistant at the clinic. You’ll see it wandering around the property working hard at keeping the lawn trimmed, but it needs a name.

Help us name our auto mower and win a nail trim or small bag of treats.

08/26/2025

UPDATE: Returned to owner! 🙂

Courtesy Post: **Missing Dog**

This girl went missing around noon hour and in the area of township road 620 and range road 455. Nala is a Shorkie and her family misses her very much. 💞 If you see her, contact Karla at 587-201-0637.n

08/20/2025

A veterinary assistant position is opening up!
We are looking for an ambitious new team member to join our dedicated group of animal health professionals 🩺

MUST HAVE:
🐾 valid drivers and live locally
🐾 high school diploma or Veterinary Assistant diploma
🐾 physically able to lift up to 20kg
🐾 be articulate, professional and out going
🐾 experience with large animals would be considered a bonus

SCHEDULE:
This is a full time position of 32-44 hours a week plus applicable overtime and shared on-call/emergency work.

DUTIES MAY INCLUDE:
Cleaning and maintenance, reception, nursing care, assisting with exams, surgeries and farm calls.

WAGE:
Ranges $16-22/hour, pending experience.

Email resume with covering letter to:
[email protected]

DEAD LINE TO APPLY: September 1st
Only successful applicants will be contacted.

08/12/2025

Mojo. Mochi. Mochaccino. Our prince.

You have been a staple in our lives for 15 years.
You have seen renovations, staff come and go, craziness with large and small animals.
You have tolerated squishes, pets, medications, food trials and being loved to the fullest by your staff.
You have put us through a variety of emotions from happiness at your adorable quirks, to anger from your fights with frenemies, and worry when you would go on the occasional road trip.

Through it all you have been OURS and we have LOVED you as much as we can for as long as your body would keep you going.

Be at peace. Eat the mice.
We will love you forever.
-Your staff/family

To our clients:
Please bear with us as we navigate this loss.
We appreciate your thoughts and kindness.