Falconridge Animal Hospital

06/20/2025

Thank you for your patience!

We are back up and running, so please feel free to call, email, or text should you need us!

06/20/2025

Hi everyone,

We are currently having some technical difficulties and cannot be reached by email, phone, or text. We are working to sort out the problem as quickly as possible.

If you need to reach us and are able to come into the clinic in person, great! Alternatively, please reach out on Facebook by sending us a private message.

If you have an emergency, please contact VCA Calgary North at 403-277-0135.

We'll post again once we're back up to speed! Thank you for your patience! ❤️

05/19/2025

👑 By royal decree, Queen Callie declares a day of rest, treats, and belly rubs for all!
Wishing everyone a purr-fect Victoria Day from your loyal clinic monarch. 🐾✨

05/07/2025

Callie’s out wandering, gentle and free,
Sniffing the flowers, as calm as can be. 🐾🌷
With the birds up above and blooms down below,
She’s the heart of our springtime, stealing the show.
Stop by to say hi, or just share a breeze—
She’s the purr-fect reminder to savor the ease.

🚗 Please Note for Saturday's Appointments:
There is a big community event taking place on Saturday. Please anticipate significant delays in traffic, along with limited parking.

We will ensure that the parking spots immediately in front of the clinic are available for our clients only, so please drive right into the parking lot to access these spots.

Thank you for your understanding! 💛

04/30/2025

Who knew check-ups could be this cute? Bandi the sugar glider came by for his exam and had the whole team smiling 😄. He was calm, curious, and full of personality — and Dr. Schofer and Dr. Rix loved spending time with him! We couldn’t resist snapping a few photos of this little charmer. 💙🐿️

04/23/2025

Not every Easter photo turns out picture purr-fect… 😹 Callie had some thoughts about being in a basket, and she wasn’t shy about sharing them. Consider this your behind-the-scenes peek at the chaos behind the cuteness!

Hope your week is full of laughs, treats, and maybe a little mischief—Callie-style.

04/20/2025

Forget the Easter Bunny—Callie’s taking over egg-delivery duties this year! 🐇😼 She may not hop, but she’s got the snuggles and sass covered. Wishing you an egg-cellent Easter full of furry cuddles and festive fun!

Just a quick reminder: While you're enjoying your Easter treats, please remember that chocolate can be toxic to pets. Keep sweets safely out of paws' reach and stick to pet-friendly goodies instead! 🐾🍫🚫

04/18/2025

🐤🎉 Shrimp is waiting for the Easter Bunny...but we’re taking a break today for Good Friday! 🐰🌷

We’ll be back tomorrow at 9 AM. Wishing you and your pets a joyful and relaxing Easter weekend. See you soon! 🐾💐

03/18/2025

The risk of Lyme disease in Canada is growing.

The third layer of tick protection is to discuss whether Lyme disease vaccination is right for your dog. As we have reviewed this month, it is important to be aware of when ticks are active and avoid locations where ticks can be found.

If you can’t avoid them, make sure to do a tick check on your pet after being in those areas. Remove ticks promptly if they are found. In addition to awareness and avoidance, practicing uninterrupted tick control with a veterinary-approved product further reduces risk.

Finally, Lyme vaccinations are avaiable for dogs. Your veterinarian is the best resource to determine if this vaccine is right for your dog.

Talk to your veterinarian today and visit www.ticktalkcanada.com.

Tick Talk is an online hub for everything you need to know about ticks, tick season, where ticks can be found, and tick prevention.

03/17/2025

A little bit of magic, a whole lot of luck, and Callie’s here to spread it all! 🍀🌈 Wishing you all a happy and lucky St. Patrick’s Day! 💚

03/13/2025

Gaps in protection open the door for ticks!

The second layer of tick protection includes using a veterinary approved tick control medication throughout the tick risk period.

Tick control medications only work if they are given! We all know this is true, but life is busy and sometimes we forget to remember! It is important to administer your veterinary-approved tick control medication as directed by your veterinarian for the entire tick risk activity period. Gaps in protection open the door for ticks!

Call your veterinary clinic to discuss the best tick control options for your pet and visit www.ticktalkcanada.com to learn more about the risks in your province.

Tick Talk is an online hub for everything you need to know about ticks, tick season, where ticks can be found, and tick prevention.