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September?! Already?! We all know our pets are notorious for getting into things they shouldn’t. “But those are the best kind” they say…
When this happens our first instinct is to ask Dr Google. There are recommendations for inducing vomiting with hydrogen peroxide in which we highly DO NOT recommend. Read below as to why! You can also look closely at our feline and canine rescue of the month with Alberta Animal Rescue Crew Society - AARCS 🍂
*Urgent to find Owner*
This lady was found in Forest Lawn and is now safe at Alpine 24/7 Pet Hospital. To claim please bring proof of ownership (will need photo verification of pet and owner photo ID). They will be transferred to the City of Calgary. Our clinic phone number is (403)-212-4008. YYC Pet Recovery
This sweet guy was found in Killarney and is now safe at Alpine 24/7 Pet Hospital. To claim please bring proof of ownership (will need photo verification of pet and owner photo ID). They will be transferred to the City of Calgary. Our clinic phone number is (403)-212-4008. YYC Pet Recovery
Please be patient with us. We want to continue to be open 24/7 for you and your pets 🐾
UPDATE* Owner found! ♥️
This handsome guy was found in Millrise and is now safe at Alpine 24/7 Pet Hospital. To claim please bring proof of ownership (will need photo verification of pet and owner photo ID). They will be transferred to the City of Calgary later today. Our clinic phone number is (403)-212-4008. YYC Pet Recovery
This guy was found in Legacy and is now safe at Alpine 24/7 Pet Hospital. To claim please bring proof of ownership (will need photo verification of pet and owner photo ID). They will be transferred to the City of Calgary later today. Our clinic phone number is (403)-212-4008. YYC Pet Recovery
This guy was found in Oakridge and is now safe at Alpine 24/7 Pet Hospital. To claim please bring proof of ownership (will need photo verification of pet and owner photo ID). They will be transferred to the City of Calgary tomorrow. Our clinic phone number is (403)-212-4008. YYC Pet Recovery
These cuties were found in Oakridge and are now safe at Alpine 24/7 Pet Hospital. To claim please bring proof of ownership (will need photo verification of pet and owner photo ID). He will be transferred to the City of Calgary tomorrow. Our clinic phone number is (403)-212-4008. YYC Pet Recovery
*URGENT* This guy was found off of Fish Creek Blvd and is now at Alpine 24/7 Pet Hospital. To claim please bring proof of ownership (will need photo verification of pet and owner photo ID). He will be transferred to the City of Calgary tomorrow. Our clinic phone number is (403)-212-4008. YYC Pet Recovery
This guy was found near the Currie Barracks and is now safe at Alpine 24/7 Pet Hospital. To claim please bring proof of ownership (will need photo verification of pet and owner photo ID). He will be transferred to the City of Calgary tomorrow. Our clinic phone number is (403)-212-4008. YYC Pet Recovery
UPDATE * Reunited!
This sweet old man was found near Elbow Drive and Bel-Aire and is now safe at Alpine 24/7 Pet Hospital. To claim please bring proof of ownership (will need photo verification of pet and owner photo ID). He will be transferred to the City of Calgary tomorrow. Our clinic phone number is (403)-212-4008. YYC Pet Recovery
UPDATE* Transferred to the City
This handsome gentleman was found on Belmont Drive and is now safe at Alpine 24/7 Pet Hospital. To claim please bring proof of ownership (will need photo verification of pet and owner photo ID). He will be transferred to the City of Calgary tomorrow. Our clinic phone number is (403)-212-4008. YYC Pet Recovery
*UPDATE transferred to City of Calgary*
This lovely cat was found in Cityscape Row in the NE and is now safe at Alpine 24/7 Pet Hospital. To claim please bring proof of ownership (will need photo verification of pet and owner photo ID). They will be transferred to the City of Calgary tomorrow. Our clinic phone number is (403)-212-4008. YYC Pet Recovery
The majority of cats do not travel well, and this fact could be a major reason why cats do not see their veterinarians as often as they should.
We have put together some practical pointers to help calm your cat (and you) before your next vet visit: https://bit.ly/3StV6LY
UPDATE - **REUNITED**
This very sweet girl was found in Mission and is now safe at Alpine 24/7 Pet Hospital. To claim please bring proof of ownership (will need photo verification of pet and owner photo ID). She will be transferred to the City of Calgary tomorrow. Our clinic phone number is (403)-212-4008. YYC Pet Recovery
UPDATE* Transferred to the City
This lady was found in Kingsland and is now safe at Alpine 24/7 Pet Hospital. To claim please bring proof of ownership (will need photo verification of pet and owner photo ID). He will be transferred to the City of Calgary tomorrow. Our clinic phone number is (403)-212-4008. YYC Pet Recovery
In this episode, Jeff Backus reviews common summer hazards and the signs we would expect to develop once our pets have been exposed to these toxins.
UPDATE* Transferred to the City
This very sweet girl was found in Glamorgan and is now safe at Alpine 24/7 Pet Hospital. To claim please bring proof of ownership (will need photo verification of pet and owner photo ID). He will be transferred to the City of Calgary tomorrow. Our clinic phone number is (403)-212-4008. YYC Pet Recovery
** REUNITED **
This very sweet boy was found in Abbeydale and is now safe at Alpine 24/7 Pet Hospital. To claim please bring proof of ownership (will need photo verification of pet and owner photo ID). He will be transferred to the City of Calgary tomorrow. Our clinic phone number is (403)-212-4008. YYC Pet Recovery
Make sure you're prepared for the routine and the unforeseen costs of caring for your pet. Be prepared for the unexpected with pet medical insurance – talk to your veterinarian today!
***REUNITED***
This very sweet boy was found in Kingsland and is now safe at Alpine 24/7 Pet Hospital. To claim please bring proof of ownership (will need photo verification of pet and owner photo ID). He will be transferred to the City of Calgary tomorrow. Our clinic phone number is (403)-212-4008. YYC Pet Recovery
UPDATE* Transferred to the City
This very sweet boy was found in West Dover and is now safe at Alpine 24/7 Pet Hospital. To claim please bring proof of ownership (will need photo verification of pet and owner photo ID). He will be transferred to the City of Calgary tomorrow. Our clinic phone number is (403)-212-4008. YYC Pet Recovery
This sweet guy was found in the Chestermere area and is now safe at Alpine 24/7 Pet Hospital. To claim please bring proof of ownership (will need photo verification of pet and owner photo ID). She will be transferred to the City of Calgary tomorrow. Our clinic phone number is (403)-212-4008. YYC Pet Recovery
**Injured** This guy was found in the Dover area and is safe at Alpine 24/7 Pet Hospital. To claim please bring proof of ownership (will need photo verification of pet and owner photo ID). Our clinic phone number is (403)-212-4008. YYC Pet Recovery
UPDATE* Transferred
This sweet girl was found outside the city in the Upper Bob Creek area, she is safe at Alpine 24/7 Pet Hospital. To claim please bring proof of ownership (will need photo verification of pet and owner photo ID). Our clinic phone number is (403)-212-4008. YYC Pet Recovery
Blue-green algae intoxication can be fatal to our furry friends. But don’t worry, the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center has all the information on keeping your pets safe.
This little lady was found outside our clinic area and is now safe at Alpine 24/7 Pet Hospital. To claim please bring proof of ownership (will need photo verification of pet and owner photo ID). She will be transferred to the City of Calgary tomorrow. Our clinic phone number is (403)-212-4008. YYC Pet Recovery
The world is better with a cat by your side. Happy International Cat Day! 🐈 🌟
This shy lady was found in the Vista Heights area and is now safe at Alpine 24/7 Pet Hospital. To claim please bring proof of ownership (will need photo verification of pet and owner photo ID). She will be transferred to the City of Calgary tomorrow. Our clinic phone number is (403)-212-4008. YYC Pet Recovery
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Ticks ticks ticks and more ticks! Summer is approaching fast. Is your pet protected against ticks and other parasites? Inquire with your veterinarian for further guidance. 🪳
Sweet little Elizabeth Taylor showing us how she waves, “hello”!
This is Porter, a 20-week-old Retriever Mix who presented to the clinic for Bilateral Hip Dysplasia. When examined, Porter had moderate bilateral hind limb lameness at a walk and stance, and moderate bilateral hind limb muscle atrophy. Porter was also painful upon abduction of both hips. After a long discussion with the owners regarding the diagnosis and the impact on Porter long-term, the owners elected to pursue surgery via Double Pelvic Osteotomy (DPO). This procedure is most consistently successful when done before radiographic evidence of osteoarthritis (OA). Porter was also a good candidate because the hip laxity was not severe. These procedures are staged 3-4 weeks apart, and has roughly an 80% success rate. All dogs with hip dysplasia will develop secondary OA (osteoarthritis) in the future, but the current issues with Porter were mostly related to joint laxity. Please enjoy this video of Porter thriving following his right DPO. He will undergo surgery for his left side in the next month or so. 🐾 For more information on *Canine Hip Dysplasia*, follow the link provided: https://www.acvs.org/small-animal/canine-hip-dysplasia/
Enjoy this video of Sadie, post TPLO surgery with our Orthopedic Surgeon, Dr Pinel and an update from her owners! 🐾 We always appreciate and encourage any updates after visiting the hospital, post surgery or walk ins. Thank you, to our amazing clients for entrusting us with your beloved fur kids. 🐾
Meet Louie. Louie is a 1 Yrs. 7 Mos. Intact Male, French Bulldog who presented to our hospital for Brachycephalic Obstructive Airway Syndrome. Louie’s owner comments that he had poor exercise tolerance, poor sleep, loud breathing, and inability to play or exercise for more than a minute at a time. Louie also occasionally regurgitated after eating a meal. Due to Louie’s poor quality of life, the owner elected to proceed with airway surgery with Dr. Pinel. Due to the severity of Louie’s airways, and the complexity of the surgery, his recovery was touch and go. After 3 weeks, Louie is finally able to breathe, play, sleep normally, and his overall quality of life has improved significantly! If you are worried about your brachycephalic pets’ breathing, its recommended to have them assessed by your veterinarian as early in life as possible. Please view the attached before and after video of Louie. If you are looking for addition information in regards to this condition, please follow the link below: https://www.acvs.org/small-animal/brachycephalic-syndrome/
Ozzy ❤️
#medicalmonday - FOXTAILS! Foxtail plants can be risky for your dog. The barbed seed heads of the foxtail plant can work their way into any part of your dog or cat, from the nose to between the toes and inside the ears, eyes, and MOUTH! They can even simply dig themselves directly into a patch of skin. The danger of foxtails goes beyond simple irritation. Because these tough seeds don't break down inside the body, an embedded foxtail can lead to serious infection for your dog. Check out this video of our very own, Dr. Katz removing a foxtail from inside a dogs mouth! Stay up to date with Dr. Katz on his tiktok journey by visiting https://www.tiktok.com/@globetrottingvet?_t=8ZGwK7jEPTR&_r=1
Help support animals in need by contributing to the Merck Animal Health #HeartToPaws campaign. Stop by our hospital to donate used or new pet accessories, such as pet sweaters, dog booties, collars, blankets and leashes. Your generosity will warm up the heart displayed in our clinic, as well as the hearts of pets who will keep warm this winter thanks to you! Items can be dropped off at our hospital at 5707 Macleod Trail SW from now until November 30th, 2022 We appreicate your donation 💙 #BeUnconditional #hearttopaws More information visit our original post https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=542240707910093&set=pcb.542240734576757
Come lend a paw! This month we are teaming up with Merck Animal Health for their #HeartsToPaw campaign. We are collecting both used and new pet accessories to help keep vulnerable communities members and their pets warm this winter! Items can be dropped off at our hospital at 5707 Macleod Trail SW from now until November 30th, 2022 We appreicate your donation 💙 #BeUnconditional #hearttopaws More information visit our original post https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=542240707910093&set=pcb.542240734576757
Did you know that just like people, pets can have seasonal allergies? Many are allergic to pollens, molds, and grasses, like ragweed. If you think your pet may have fall allergies, speak with your veterinarian at Alpine 24/7 Pet Hospital to find the best course of treatment for your beloved companion.
Certain types of mushrooms such as the wild ones growing along hiking trails or even in our own backyards can be very harmful to pets. Keep your pets away from wild mushrooms and remove any that you discover growing in your yard or along your usual walking route.
Don't let your dog eat your homework! This back-to-school season, prevent school supplies from becoming an unwanted snack for your pet by safely storing items like pencils, glue sticks, and markers away and out of reach from curious paws.
Remember Jonesy? We posted a few weeks back on his progress after multiple fractures to his right metacarpal bones. Check out his moves after being all healed up 😍 __________________________ Original Post: https://www.facebook.com/alpine247/photos/pcb.689905568747899/689905528747903/
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