Petmobile Vet Clinic Inc.

12/18/2025

12/18/2025

12/18/2025

Well our generator is fixed thanks to a rush parts trip to Winnipeg for Brian yesterday before the storm started and his and Adam Preston's (mechanic) hard work last night. But now the weather and roads are being uncooperative. So we are shut down again today but fingers crossed we will get back to normal tomorrow although weather still not looking great. Anyway we are thankful again for all your patience with this down time.

We try to maintain things really well (preventative medicine lol) but sometimes mechanical, just like biological, systems don't cooperate. In our over 10 years of operation we have never had this long a shut down. We thought we would have another 3-5 years out of this generator but apparently that isn't the case. When it was replaced they put in a unit that was undersized and not rated for long periods of use. This overtaxed it and lead to issues. So the plan now is to plan to replace with a brand new, commercial grade, over rated unit with installation while I am away on holidays in February. We hope this will reduce down time going forward.

Please stay warm and safe in this weather :)

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12/16/2025

We want to wish our wonderful clients and their pets a very Happy Holiday season & thank you for support and understanding.

Our holiday hours are as follows:
Wed Dec 24 open 9am - 12 noon
Closed Dec 25 & Dec 26
Closed Dec 29 & Dec 30 (phones/emails answered - no vet)
Open Wed Dec 31 9am - 5pm
Closed Jan 1
Open Fri Jan 2 9am - 5 pm

**You may be aware that the Petmobile generator needs repair - we hope it will be fixed tonight and we will be back on the road. If not, we will only be able to see clients at Dr Liana's house.

Over the holidays we MAY be able to arrange prescription refills and food orders for pick up and possible delivery but would be best to have that arranged before Christmas and etransfers or cash would be required for payment. Holiday wishes to you all!

12/12/2025

We just received word from one of the pet food suppliers that some of their food will be going up in price (Rayne Food). I suspect that Royal Canin and Hills will also do the same and raise their prices a bit. So sadly that means increased costs to our clients. So just a heads up that if you want to stock up before the new year please do so. Reminder that this can be done from our webstore. If you want to use the webstore and haven't yet you can sign up and we will approve you if you are a client and you can order then and Purolator will deliver to your door. Go to the 3 lines on the left and click there and then register! Link below:

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12/12/2025

Well we figured out that the generator needs a new Solenoid (or some mechanical thing like that lol). So we dealt with the clients yesterday am that were able to come to my place and I rushed to Winnipeg to get the part. The plan was to get that in on Saturday and be operational again Monday... but alas it was not meant to be. Got there and the part was not the correct one. The correct one is now coming from Edmonton and may be here some time next week. The mechanic has a course next week and likely can't put in until next weekend or the following week. So we will have to only continue to provide service from parked unit in our shop until then. I am very sorry for the inconvenience to our clients. Liana

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12/12/2025

🌟 Meet Zya 🌟
This little lady may be the smallest in her litter, but don’t let that fool you—Zya is bold, curious, and always first in line when it’s time to eat! Whether it’s a snuffle mat or a sibling wrestling match, she’s all in.

Despite her adventurous streak, Zya is surprisingly quiet. We’ve heard the occasional play growl, but not a single bark yet! She’s currently mastering ex-pen and kennel training alongside her siblings, and they’re all doing great with their gradual weaning process. Mom still checks in, but the pups are learning to be independent—and Zya’s already a pro at drinking from a bowl.

She’s got the heart of a lion and the soul of a snuggler. Keep an eye on this one—Zya’s going places 💛

12/10/2025

Well sadly we are down for few days although we can see appointments at my place if your pet travels. Yesterday the generator died about half way through our day and to ensure drugs stay at temperature in drawers and fridge we need to be plugged in. So our Petmobile is missing the mobility part of things for a bit. We are working on fixing it but it could be a few days to a week before we get it going again. We apologize to those who were affected today and over the next few days. If there are emergencies we can forward files to other clinics in town or emergency in Winnipeg. For very minor things I may be able to do an econsult and prescribe meds possibly. Again, sorry for the inconvenience.

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12/05/2025

RIVERS CLIENTS.. TEXT OR PHONE IF NEEDED.. We will be in Rivers area and we had a cancelation at 11am. If you need something we could fit you in then. Would be a minor house call fee (not the higher cost Regular Fee since we are in the area). 204573-7266.
Thanks, Liana

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11/27/2025

Black Friday sales on our webstore https://petmobilevetstore.clientvantage.ca/

11/20/2025

Yes your indoor cat still needs dewormer. We just had a recent situation with a cat vomiting worms. Looking back at this cat's records it is indoor only. It had been dewormed twice in 2020, then once in 2021, 2022, and 2023 but 2024 was missed. How does an indoor kitty get worms?? Well some will catch mice in the house but also flies/crickets etc. Also if a new pet comes in and everyone is not dewormed at the same time they can pass them back and forth via grooming. So while indoor cats are definitely lower risk they aren't no risk. Also need to keep in mind that roundworms and tapeworms can cause disease in humans. Pet the kitty and then have a sandwich for example can easily transmit worm eggs. Of course young children who explore the world with fingers and put fingers in mouth are at highest risk. So we always recommend deworming even in indoor kitties yearly.

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11/13/2025

DISTEMPER OUTBREAK IN RACCOONS PUTS YOUR DOG AT RISK:
The vet med association has put out the following information re distemper outbreak in raccoons around Winnipeg (previously issues in northern communities as well). Note that this is very contagious to dogs and can be fatal or cause lifelong issues but easily preventable by vaccines. Because distemper infected raccoons can be quite aggressive it is important to avoid raccoons and if there is contact to contact authorities at the number listed in the link. Rabies symptoms can look the same so that is why it is extremely important to report and seek medical care for any human and/or pet exposure. Dog's should be vaccinated as puppies at 8, 12 and 16 weeks then get a booster at 1 yr. After that multi-year vaccines can be used. If your dog is not up to date please book an appointment with your vet asap. This is a horrific disease that causes a great deal of suffering before death so please look after your pet!!

The Chief Veterinary Office has received a 43% increase in the number of sick, neurologic and aggressive raccoons causing exposures within Manitoba to date in 2025, as compared to 2024.Leer Más