Rosslyn Veterinary Clinic

Rosslyn Veterinary Clinic We're committed to providing high-quality veterinary care to your beloved pets from 8am to 11pm

At Rosslyn Veterinary Clinic, we're committed to providing high-quality veterinary care to your beloved pets in Northwest Edmonton. With over 15 years of dedicated service to the Rosslyn community, we take pride in being a privately-owned, local establishment. We offer primary veterinary care from 8am to 6pm and Emergency/Urgent pet care from 7pm to 11pm when your regular veterinarian may not be available.

🍀🐾 Happy St. Patrick’s Day 🐾🍀May your day be filled with luck, love, and lots of wagging tails and purrs! 🌈🐶🐱As we cele...
03/17/2025

🍀🐾 Happy St. Patrick’s Day 🐾🍀

May your day be filled with luck, love, and lots of wagging tails and purrs! 🌈🐶🐱

As we celebrate this lucky day, here are a few paw-some tips to keep your furry friends safe:

☘️ Watch out for party treats! Many St. Patrick’s Day snacks, like chocolate and alcohol, can be toxic to pets. Stick to pet-friendly goodies!
☘️ Keep decorations out of reach! Curious paws might get tangled in festive streamers, shamrocks, or leprechaun hats.
☘️ Dress them up—if they like it! Some pets love a festive bandana, but if they’re not a fan, a cute collar works just as well.

📸 Join the fun! We’d love to see your pets showing off their St. Paddy’s Day spirit! Share a photo in the comments or tag us in your posts.

Wishing all of our wonderful pet families a lucky and love-filled St. Patrick’s Day! ☘️🐾

🐾❤️ Happy National Love Your Pet Day! ❤️🐾Today, we celebrate the special bond we share with our pets—the ones who greet ...
02/20/2025

🐾❤️ Happy National Love Your Pet Day! ❤️🐾

Today, we celebrate the special bond we share with our pets—the ones who greet us with tail wags, purrs, and the kind of love only our furry friends can give. They make every day brighter and fill our lives with joy and laughter!

At Rosslyn Veterinary Clinic, we’re honored to be a part of your pet’s healthcare journey. Keeping them happy and healthy is our passion! We’d love to celebrate with you today—share a photo of your pet in the comments and let us know what makes them so special to you! 📸🐶🐱🐹🐢

If your pet needs a check-up or you’d like to schedule an appointment, give us a call at (780) 475-9912 or visit our website at rosslynvet.com and click “Book Now.”

Let’s show our pets a little extra love today—they deserve it! 💕

🐱 Attention Cat Lovers! Did you know that over 70% of cats older than 3 years are affected by dental disease? At Rosslyn...
02/20/2025

🐱 Attention Cat Lovers! Did you know that over 70% of cats older than 3 years are affected by dental disease? At Rosslyn Veterinary Clinic, we’re dedicated to keeping your feline friend's smile healthy and pain-free.

Dental disease can cause discomfort, difficulty eating, and even lead to more serious health issues if left untreated. That’s why we recommend a specialized therapeutic dental (t/d) diet—designed to reduce tartar buildup and promote optimal oral health between routine dental exams.

Ready to give your cat the gift of a healthier smile? Contact us today at (780) 123-4567 or email us at [email protected] for more information and to schedule an appointment.

Let’s work together to ensure your cat enjoys a happy, healthy life with a sparkling smile!

Stay Warm and Keep Your Pets Safe This Winter!Winter weather can be harsh on our furry friends. Here are a few tips to h...
02/18/2025

Stay Warm and Keep Your Pets Safe This Winter!

Winter weather can be harsh on our furry friends. Here are a few tips to help keep them healthy and comfortable in the cold:

Limit Outdoor Time
Even if your pet loves the snow, too much time in freezing temperatures can lead to hypothermia or frostbite. Keep outings brief and supervise them closely.

Bundle Them Up
Short-haired or smaller breeds may benefit from a cozy sweater or jacket. Proper insulation helps protect against chilly winds.

Paw Care
Snow, ice, and road salt can irritate paw pads. Gently wipe or rinse your pet’s paws after walks to remove any harmful residue.

Check for Warmth
If your pet stays outdoors for part of the day, ensure they have a well-insulated shelter, plenty of bedding, and a supply of non-frozen water.

Look Out for Signs of Distress
Shivering, whining, or lifting paws off the ground could mean your pet is too cold. Bring them inside right away if you notice any of these signs.

If you have questions about cold-weather safety or need to schedule a winter wellness check, please contact us at:

Rosslyn Veterinary Hospital
Phone: (780) 475-9912
Email: [email protected]

Stay warm, and give your pets some extra snuggles this season!

💕🐾 Happy Valentine’s Day from Rosslyn Veterinary Clinic! 🐾💕Love comes in all forms, but the love of a pet is truly one o...
02/14/2025

💕🐾 Happy Valentine’s Day from Rosslyn Veterinary Clinic! 🐾💕

Love comes in all forms, but the love of a pet is truly one of the purest! 🐶🐱 Whether it’s a wagging tail when you walk through the door, a gentle purr on your lap, or those sweet puppy-dog eyes—our pets show us love every day. 💖

This Valentine’s Day, take a moment to celebrate your four-legged companions with some extra cuddles, a favorite treat, or a fun play session! And remember, keeping them happy and healthy is the best way to show your love. 🩺❤️

At Rosslyn Veterinary Clinic, we’re proud to be a privately owned clinic, offering personalized care for the pets in our community. Thank you for trusting us with your beloved furry family members!

📍 Rosslyn Veterinary Clinic
📞 (780) 475-9912

We’d love to see your furry valentines! Share a photo of your pet in the comments below. 📸🐾💘

Brushing Your Pet's Teeth Can Build Your Relationship With Your Pet 🦷 ♥️The best way to prevent dental disease and bad b...
02/10/2025

Brushing Your Pet's Teeth Can Build Your Relationship With Your Pet 🦷 ♥️
The best way to prevent dental disease and bad breath is to brush your pet's teeth daily. The act of regular brushing reduces bacteria and stimulates the blood supply in the gum tissue to fight bacteria under the gum line. The process of toothbrushing requires, time, patience and many, many treats but the rewards increase your pet's oral health and increases the human animal bond.

When teaching your pet to allow daily toothbrushing follow these steps. Remember that each pet will progress at their own pace so go slow and allow them to really understand what you are expecting at each step.

🐾Step 1: For the first week, choose a flavored, pet friendly toothpaste. Offer your pet a small amount of toothpaste on your finger and let them lick it off.
🐾Step 2: Once they have come expect the little toothpaste treat, apply a small amount of the toothpaste to a tooth with your finger. Slowly over the next week, increase to 2 teeth, and then 3 teeth as your pet allows.
🐾Step 3: Still using your finger, spread the toothpaste over all of your pets teeth and gums.
🐾Step 4: Once your pet tolerates putting toothpaste on all of their teeth, switch to a small pet toothbrush to apply the toothpaste.

Daily brushing, dental diets, water additives, oral wipes and chews can all help to decrease the number of bacteria on and around your pet's teeth. When using dental products, always use VOHC or Veterinary Oral Health Council approved products for dogs and cats. Products with a VOHC (https://vohc.org/)seal are proven to slow plaque and tartar accumulation. Remember that because a food or product says that it fights dental disease, does not mean that it has been proven to do so.

It is Dental Health Month! Reach out and we can help you with any of your pet dental care questions.

We are sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.-Rosslyn Vet Team
02/04/2025

We are sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.

-Rosslyn Vet Team

It's Friday the 13th!! Just like walking under a ladder, crossing paths with a black cat or breaking a mirror, many pe...
09/13/2024

It's Friday the 13th!!

Just like walking under a ladder, crossing paths with a black cat or breaking a mirror, many people hold fast to the belief that Friday the 13th brings bad luck. Though it’s uncertain exactly when this particular tradition began, negative superstitions have swirled around the number 13 for centuries.

However we believe that black dogs and cats bring us GOOD luck and we want to see yours. Please feel free to share photos and stories of your beloved black coated family members!! We can't wait to see all of their faces!

It's hot out there 🌞and dogs don't sweat, and therefore cool down, the same way we do. Heatstroke is a life threatening...
07/18/2024

It's hot out there 🌞and dogs don't sweat, and therefore cool down, the same way we do. Heatstroke is a life threatening condition that can cause lethargy, weakness, collapse and even death! While we take precautions to keep our pets cool in the extreme heat, it is important to know the signs.

Fortunately, heatstroke can be prevented, and if caught early, it is reversible. An overheated dog is an emergency, and even if you are able to cool the dog down, you should seek medical treatment from a veterinarian.

Have fun out there, but stay cool!! 🕶️🍉

We are in our second week of record breaking heat 🥵, with many more days ahead of us. We wanted to provide some tips on...
07/17/2024

We are in our second week of record breaking heat 🥵, with many more days ahead of us. We wanted to provide some tips on keeping your dogs safe this summer.

🐾 Exercise dogs only in the late evening or early morning, when it is cooler. All dogs can quickly overheat in these temperatures, especially brachycephalic, or short nosed breeds.
🐾 Check the temperature of the sidewalk or sand. If it is hot to the touch then it is too hot for a dog to walk on.
🐾 Make sure dogs can get to shade and fresh water at all times.
🐾 Provide kiddie pools, frozen kongs, frozen puzzle games and sprinklers to keep them cool and provide mental enrichment.
🐾 Do not run or cycle with your dogs when it is hot.
🐾 Know the signs of heat stroke. We will provide another post with sign to look for if you think your pet may be showing signs of over heating.

Stay safe! And stay cool!

Effective August 1st, there are new rules for travelling from Canada 🇨🇦 to the USA 🇺🇸 with dogs. We are learning as mu...
06/26/2024

Effective August 1st, there are new rules for travelling from Canada 🇨🇦 to the USA 🇺🇸 with dogs. We are learning as much as we can so that we can prepare pet owners for travel, however, the CFIA is actively engaging with the USA CDC to discuss and clarify these new requirements. At this time, the process and documents needed for dogs travelling from Canada to the USA have not been finalized.
What do we know for sure?

Age - All dogs must be 6 months of age or older. No puppies under the age of 6 months will be allowed to cross the border.

Microchip - All dogs that travel across the US border must be identified with an ISO microchip. If you intend to travel to the USA and your dog has not been microchipped, they will need one.

Rabies Vaccine - Please ensure that your dog's rabies vaccine is up to date. If your dog was vaccinated before the ISO microchip was administered, they may need another vaccination.

We will update everyone as we know more, but we encourage all dog owners who travel across the Canada/US border to please click the link below to follow the updates from the CFIA. https://inspection.canada.ca/en/animal-health/terrestrial-animals/exports/pets/united-states-america?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAAR2davcnlhwrCRIRyFBShUmRxQlH_UfDdkUNCwu2X0yYJ6171liC501FAfo_aem_3dXZwydWFrtvrYj5OADHFg

We are learning more everyday so please call to get up to date information.

Hello! My name is Batman, I was brought to Rosslyn Veterinary Clinic in January as a stray. Unfortunately, I do not get...
03/20/2024

Hello! My name is Batman, I was brought to Rosslyn Veterinary Clinic in January as a stray. Unfortunately, I do not get along with other cats, so they are unable to keep me as a clinic cat. I have been neutered, microchipped, and vaccinated. I am super friendly with people and love cuddles(I will always want to be around you). If you or someone you know would like to become my forever home or have questions about me please call the clinic at 780-475-9912.

Do you know who I am??I am a female Kitty that was found wandering in traffic near Kensington school. I don't have a mic...
10/11/2023

Do you know who I am??

I am a female Kitty that was found wandering in traffic near Kensington school. I don't have a microchip or tatoos, the receptionist checked.
Please call the clinic if you know who I am so I can get home back to my food and bed!!

**UPDATE** Dog has been reunited with Owner!!!!Do you know who I am??I am a female beagle that was found wandering aroun...
09/30/2023

**UPDATE** Dog has been reunited with Owner!!!!

Do you know who I am??

I am a female beagle that was found wandering around 118 Ave. I don't have a microchip or tatoos, the receptionist checked.

Please call the clinic if you know who I am so I can get home back to my food and bed!!

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13540/97th Street
Edmonton, AB
T5E4E2

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 11pm
Tuesday 8am - 11pm
Wednesday 8am - 11pm
Thursday 8am - 11pm
Friday 8am - 11pm
Saturday 9am - 6pm

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+17804759912

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Rosslyn Veterinary Clinic is a small animal hospital serving north Edmonton and surrounding areas. The clinic is owned by a family, operated by a family and our client's pets are treated as family. We provide top quality and compassionate medical services and we pride ourselves with top customer satisfaction.