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Dr. Travis Foster - Mactaggart Veterinary Clinic

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Dr. Travis Foster - Mactaggart Veterinary Clinic

Dr. Travis Foster DVM
Veterinary Clinic Edmonton, AB
www.mactaggartvetclinicedmonton.com Call us at 780-756-8555 to book your appointment today!
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Dr. Travis Foster's veterinary practice is located at 5120 Mullen Road NW, Edmonton, AB in the Rabbit Hill Shopping Centre located along Rabbit Hill Road just north of the Anthony Henday. At MacTaggart Veterinary Clinic, we are here for the long term health care of your pet, whether it be puppy or kitten vaccines, annual health exams, senior care, and everything in between. Through client educatio

n, up to date equipment and technology, top of the line veterinary diets, and tender loving care, we will help you provide the best possible care for your pet.

06/27/2024

It's almost here...

06/25/2024

Here is a list of some of the items you will want to have in a Pet Disaster Preparedness Kit. In addition to these items, you may also want to include their favorite blanket, toy(s), and their medical records.

06/24/2024

MacTaggart's own Julianne and Elyse, accompanied by one of our favorite patients Sophie, couldn't be more excited about the Stanley Cup Final tonight!
Let's see your pets cheering on their favorite team tonight!🧡💙
GO OILERS!!

06/24/2024

We're all excited about the upcoming July long weekend, well everyone except for our fearful pets that dread fireworks. Here are some great tips to get in place prior to the big event. If your previous efforts to keep your pet safe and fear free didn't do the trick, contact your veterinarian. They may be able to provide you with some medication to give your pet prior to the big event to help them relax.

06/22/2024

It's been awhile since we had a Selfie Saturday!
Let's see those selfies with your pet!📸

06/21/2024

Happy National Dachshund Day! 🐾

06/19/2024

Our Mr. June, Houdini, wanted to share a little of his funny side to get you through the rest of the week. 😃
photo credit: Houdini's mom

06/18/2024

Can you even imagine how uncomfortable it would be to have something squirming around in your ears 24/7?! 🫨 I think we can all agree that it would be AWFUL!
While it's more common in cats, dogs can have ear mites too. They are typically found in dogs that are outside most of the time.
Keeping your dog up to date on flea, tick, and heartworm preventatives year-round will protect him from ear mites.
If you suspect that your dog may have ear mites, it's important to take them to your veterinarian. Prescription medications are required to get rid of the ear mites and reduce the inflammation.
credit: PetMD

06/16/2024

Happy Father's Day!!🩵🥸

06/16/2024

Today we celebrate the veterinarian who brings comfort to pets and peace of mind to their owners. That's right it's our very own Dr. Foster!🥳
It's an honor and privilege to work with such a kind, caring, and talented veterinarian.
May the year ahead be filled with making tails wag, whiskers twitch, and hearts heal.
Have a fantastic birthday Dr. Foster!

06/15/2024

Have a purrrfect day!

06/14/2024

In keeping with the National Pet Preparedness Month theme, we are offering free Pet Alert Window stickers. These are in limited supply so get them before they're gone. Limit 1 pet household.

06/13/2024

Have a woofderful Thursday!

06/11/2024

Today we remember the special animal friends who have touched our lives and honor their memories. 💕

06/08/2024

They are the peanut butter to your jelly, the yin to your yang, and the twinkle in your eye. They are there to support you during the tough times and by your side to celebrate the great times. They are our Best Friends and today we celebrate them and the special part the play in our lives. Whether your BFF has two legs or four, make sure to show them some extra love today❣️

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06/07/2024

Fun Fact Friday!
Today we are going to debunk a cat myth. Most people believe that cats ALWAYS land on their feet, but this is not true.

Cats are incredible climbers, and because of their insane ability to correct their body position while in the air, called the cat righting reflex, some people think that a cat always lands on their feet. The truth is that they can only land on their feet when they have enough time to correct their body position while falling.
credit: catster

06/05/2024

June is National Pet Preparedness Month!
We're all familiar with the phrase "“Hope for the best and be prepared for the worst” by Maya Angelou, the month of June is our reminder to do just that.
Disasters can strike often without warning which is why it is so important to have a plan in place to ensure our family, pets, and ourselves get out safely. Throughout the month we'll be providing you with tips and tools to do just that.
First up, some tips from our friends at Purina.
credit: Purina

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06/04/2024

You might have to be a little purrr-suasive but stick with it and give your kitty a hug today. 😉

06/03/2024

Yesterday, many of our MacTaggart Veterinary Clinic family gathered for our Spring Fling. This year we all agreed it would be nice to give back to the community, while enjoying each other’s company outside of the clinic. When helping a local animal rescue was brought up, everyone jumped on board immediately. We reached out to our friends at Zoe’s Animal Rescue, and they were more than happy to get on board. So MacTaggart’s Build a Habitat for Pets in Need was a go!
A special thank you goes out to Trish, John, and Elaine from Zoe’s for joining us and helping us to create these fabulous dog houses. These will provide some well-deserved pups some shade in the summer and warmth in the winter.
For more information on how to volunteer with Zoe’s Animal Rescue please check out their website https://www.zoesanimalrescue.org/volunteer/
ZOE's Animal Rescue Society

06/01/2024

This is not a trick... our Mr. June really is this adorable! 🩵
It is our absolute pleasure to introduce you all to Houdini! Once the tiniest, sweetest, and quietest of the litter this purrrfect boy is still the sweetest!😉 Not only has he qrown into the handsome kitty you see here, but he has definitely found his voice.

To find out more about Houdini and the "little bit of chaos" he has brought into his family's life, check out his bio at https://mactaggartvet.com/pet-of-the-month/.

05/31/2024

As fast as our Mr. May can run (as shown in this blurry pic) the month of May flew by! We'd like to thank our Mr. May - Brixton for being so gosh darn adorable and representing our clinic as our Mr. May 2024. We are all just mutts about you Brixton! 🥰 You truly are a diamond in the ruff!

05/30/2024

Attention all cat owners...
You're baking or perhaps putting butter on your toast in the morning, and you turn your back for 2 seconds to return and find your cat is tongue first in the butter. 🙄
While butter is not toxic to cats, it's not good for them either. Depending on how much they eat, some cats can develop vomiting and diarrhea. It can also lead to gastroenteritis or even pancreatitis.

The odd lick here and there should be ok, but if they eat a larger amount or they start to show signs of discomfort, lack of appetite, or have vomiting/diarrhea for more than a day, you should contact your veterinarian.
credit: petMD

05/29/2024

As May is coming to an end, we have one more special birthday to celebrate. She's the voice on the other end of your call and the smile that greets you in the clinic... she's our amazing Client Services Representative Joy!
Joy, we send you heartfelt birthday wishes as a token of appreciation for all the hard work and effort you put into your job. You make a positive difference every day you’re on the job. Thank you and have a very HAPPY BIRTHDAY!

05/28/2024

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05/27/2024

Barking is a natural behavior for dogs, but when it becomes excessive, it can be annoying and alarming. It's important to understand WHY the dog is barking so it can be addressed appropriately.

** NEVER punish your dog for barking! Doing this will only temporarily pause the barking and can make the problem worse.

Positive reinforcement is a great way to train them when to not bark. Try redirecting their attention to a different command and rewarding them when they do so. This will distract them from barking and direct them to the more favorable action that rewards them with a treat.

Our friends at PetMd have created a great list of ways to help reduce your dogs barking:

🐾Increasing your dog’s amount of exercise and playtime
🐾Keeping a consistent daily schedule
🐾Ensuring your dog’s food and water needs are met
🐾Providing mental stimulation with puzzle toys or treat-dispensing toys
🐾Use positive reinforcement to teach your dog to ask for what they need quietly
🐾Buffer the outside by using privacy film and leaving on music or the TV to create white noise

For more tips and tricks to identify the cause of your dogs barking and how to address it, go to www.petmd.com.
credit: PetMD

05/24/2024

Happy Fun Fact Friday!
Does your pet like to sploot? If so, let's see some of those adorable poses!

05/23/2024

Today we celebrate our fabulous AHT, Taylor! 🥳
Taylor, your birthday is important to us in more than one way. It reminds us of the incredible impact you have on our clinic and the dedication and talent that touch the lives of our patients and their families. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!

05/22/2024

With May being "Microchip Your Pet Month" it's equally important to make sure the contact information attached to the chip is up to date. If you move addresses, change phone numbers, or adopt a rescue, it's important that your contact information is current. If it is not, your chances of having your pet returned to you are about as good as not having a chip at all.

Here at MacTaggart Veterinary Clinic we currently use the company Insight Microchip and in the past we've also used EIDAP. If you're unsure of which company your pet is registered with, feel free to contact the clinic and we'll provide you with that information.

05/21/2024

Enjoy your short week! 🥰

Address

5120 Mullen Road NW
Edmonton, AB
T6R0S9

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Friday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Saturday	9am - 3pm

Telephone

+17807568555

Website

http://www.mactaggartvetclinicedmonton.com/

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It was a BIG day for all of us MacTaggart! Introducing our newest patient… Wayne! This 4 month old sweet boy is absolutely purrrfect! He is a Maine Coon, which is a large breed of domestic cat. In addition to their large size, they are also know as having above-average intelligence. 😉 Welcome Wayne! We think you are just meowvelous and can’t wait to see the big handsome boy you’ll grow to be. 🥰 #bestpatientsever❤️ #mactaggartvetclinic #cats #mainecoon #purrrfectface

NOTE: This video is not suitable for anyone who is squeamish...... We had a sweet cat in today who has ear mites. This video shows some active mites that were living in this poor cats ears. Cats that are afflicted with ear mites will typically scratch at the ears excessively and shake their heads, even pulling out their own hair and drawing blood as they scratch. Just think of how uncomfortable this may be. 🙈 If you suspect that your cat may have ear mites, please don't hesitate to book an appointment. #mactaggartvetclinic #yegpets #petmd #earmites #itchy #cats #supportlocal #t6r #getemout #scratching