Rosslyn Veterinary Clinic

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

It's hot out there ๐ŸŒžand 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 ๐ŸŒžand 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!! ๐Ÿ•ถ๏ธ๐Ÿ‰

We are in our second week of record breaking heat ๐Ÿฅต, 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 ๐Ÿฅต, with many more days ahead of us. We wanted to provide some tips on keeping your dogs safe this summer.

๐Ÿพ 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.
๐Ÿพ 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.
๐Ÿพ Make sure dogs can get to shade and fresh water at all times.
๐Ÿพ Provide kiddie pools, frozen kongs, frozen puzzle games and sprinklers to keep them cool and provide mental enrichment.
๐Ÿพ Do not run or cycle with your dogs when it is hot.
๐Ÿพ 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 ๐Ÿ‡จ๐Ÿ‡ฆ to the USA ๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธ with dogs.  We are learning as mu...
06/26/2024

Effective August 1st, there are new rules for travelling from Canada ๐Ÿ‡จ๐Ÿ‡ฆ to the USA ๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธ 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!!

The Rosslyn Veterinary Clinic has resumed its regular hours of operation for general veterinary services, available Mond...
09/27/2023

The Rosslyn Veterinary Clinic has resumed its regular hours of operation for general veterinary services, available Monday through Friday, from 8 am to 6 pm.

Additionally, we are pleased to announce that we now offer extended hours for urgent pet care from 7 pm to 11 pm.

Join us in extending a warm welcome to our new daytime Veterinarian, Dr. Manzoor Ahmad.

Book Online at rosslynvet.com or call us at: 780-475-9912

As of August 14th, 2023, Rosslyn Veterinary Clinic will be open evenings for urgent care! We are now open Monday to Frid...
08/15/2023

As of August 14th, 2023, Rosslyn Veterinary Clinic will be open evenings for urgent care! We are now open Monday to Friday 7PM-11PM, and reception will be available starting at 4PM. We appreciate everyones patience and understanding as we make this transition, we are very excited to be able to service your furry family members in the evenings!

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to us via phone or email!

Happy January! Dr. Kayleigh can do beak, nail, and wing trims for your feathered friends! Contact the clinic if you have...
01/21/2023

Happy January!
Dr. Kayleigh can do beak, nail, and wing trims for your feathered friends! Contact the clinic if you have questions or would like to book an appointment to get your bird a manicure!

Merry Christmas & Happy Holidays to everyone! We would like to let everybody know about our clinic closure dates for the...
12/22/2022

Merry Christmas & Happy Holidays to everyone! We would like to let everybody know about our clinic closure dates for the holiday season. We will be closed from Saturday, December 24 until Wednesday, December 28. We will be open for regular hours Thursday and Friday, December 29 and 30. We will be closed December 31 to January 2, and resume normal operating hours on Tuesday, January 3rd.

Dec. 23: OPEN
Dec. 24-28: CLOSED
Dec. 29: OPEN
Dec. 30: OPEN
Dec. 31 โ€“ Jan. 2: CLOSED
Jan. 3: OPEN

If you need emergency care, please contact one of the following:
-Guardian Veterinary: 780-436-5880
-Pulse Veterinary: 780-570-9999
-Vet ER: 825-480-4881

Holiday baking is always a fun (and delicious!) time! Please note that some ingredients, such as chocolate, are very tas...
12/20/2022

Holiday baking is always a fun (and delicious!) time! Please note that some ingredients, such as chocolate, are very tasty, but can be very toxic to our furred family! Make sure itโ€™s stored safely and securely. ๐Ÿ˜Š
There are resources available to you, such as the Pet Poison Helpline that can help to direct you if you are concerned that your pet ingested something they shouldnโ€™t have!

Wishing you all a happy holiday season from our furry family to yours! :) Hope you get to celebrate with all your loved ...
12/17/2022

Wishing you all a happy holiday season from our furry family to yours! :) Hope you get to celebrate with all your loved ones this year!

Just a friendly reminder that having guests over can be a big deal, especially to more reserved critters such as kitty cats and anxious dogs. Sudden changes to their space can be very stressful, as they are creatures of habit.

If youโ€™re expecting company during the holidays, consider that your pet may prefer a small, quiet space or a vacation of their own to a friend, family, or kennel where they will feel relaxed and happy!

Happy pets, happy people! Always a great day when we can cuddle furry friends. โค๏ธ
12/02/2022

Happy pets, happy people! Always a great day when we can cuddle furry friends. โค๏ธ

Dr. Kayleigh will be away from the clinic from November 18th to November 28th. We will have a locum veterinarian support...
11/15/2022

Dr. Kayleigh will be away from the clinic from November 18th to November 28th. We will have a locum veterinarian supporting us to continue offering services for your pets. The exception being this Saturday, November 19th, during which we will be closed. If your pet experiences an emergency during this time, please contact one of the following:
-Guardian Veterinary: 780-436-5880
-Pulse Veterinary: 780-570-9999
-Vet ER: 825-480-4881

Rosslyn Veterinary Clinic will be closed Friday, November 11th, 2022 to observe Remembrance Day. We will reopen for regu...
11/05/2022

Rosslyn Veterinary Clinic will be closed Friday, November 11th, 2022 to observe Remembrance Day. We will reopen for regular business hours Saturday, November 12th, 2022.

If your pet experiences an emergency during this time, please contact one of the following:
-Guardian Veterinary: 780-436-5880
-Pulse Veterinary: 780-570-9999
-Vet ER: 825-480-4881

Happy Halloween from our family to yours!
10/31/2022

Happy Halloween from our family to yours!

For all those dog-lovers out there looking for a new furry friend, we are very excited to announce that we are partnerin...
10/25/2022

For all those dog-lovers out there looking for a new furry friend, we are very excited to announce that we are partnering with the local rescue organization Alberta Homeward Hound Rescue Bureau () to provide health care for doggos in need so they can find their furever home with loving families!

This super sweet goofball named Arthur recently visited us for his neuter and he recovered fantastically with some snuggles from one of our assistants (Leah says he was the bestest boy!).

Please help us help our furry friends in need โค๏ธMerck Animal Health Canada is collecting gently used or new items this s...
10/22/2022

Please help us help our furry friends in need โค๏ธ

Merck Animal Health Canada is collecting gently used or new items this season to help our furry friends in shelters this winter! They are hoping for items like pet sweaters, doggie booties, collars, blankets, leashes, etc.

If you would like to donate, we will be one of the clinics collecting on behalf of Merck this November. Stop by our clinic during business hours from November 1st to November 30th if you have any items you would like to donate! Give us a call if you have any questions. ๐Ÿ˜Š

Dr. Kayleigh will be taking a continuing education opportunity on Tuesday October 18th, because of this the clinic will ...
10/15/2022

Dr. Kayleigh will be taking a continuing education opportunity on Tuesday October 18th, because of this the clinic will be closed this day. We will resume regular hours on Wednesday, October 19th.

If your pet experiences an emergency during this time, please contact one of the following:
-Guardian Veterinary: 780-436-5880
-Pulse Veterinary: 780-570-9999
-Vet ER: 825-480-4881

We would like to wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving this 2022! We are very grateful for the opportunity to have reopened...
10/08/2022

We would like to wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving this 2022! We are very grateful for the opportunity to have reopened and been available to serve our community again.

Please note that we will be closed this Tuesday, October 11th to observe Thanksgiving. We will resume our regular business hours on Wednesday, October 12th. If your pet experiences an emergency during this time, please contact one of the following:
-Guardian Veterinary: 780-436-5880
-Pulse Veterinary: 780-570-9999
-Vet ER: 825-480-4881

As we head towards the first freeze of the season, consider deworming your pets that go outdoors! Unfortunately, those p...
10/01/2022

As we head towards the first freeze of the season, consider deworming your pets that go outdoors! Unfortunately, those pesky little bugs arenโ€™t so easily seen. Contact your clinic for more information about your petโ€™s individual lifestyle risk!

How does your canine pal tell you theyโ€™re in pain without saying the words, โ€œIโ€™m in painโ€? Hereโ€™s a few things to look f...
09/24/2022

How does your canine pal tell you theyโ€™re in pain without saying the words, โ€œIโ€™m in painโ€? Hereโ€™s a few things to look for!
- Arthritic pain may present as limping, soreness, or stiffness before/during/after exercise or rest.
- Gastrointestinal pain might look like tenseness in their belly, decreased appetite, or drooling.
- Back pain can appear as facial changes (wrinkling of eyebrows, raising of lips when moving or adjusting positions) or faster breathing in certain positions, or when adjusting position, inability to get up or down, lack of interest in normal activities, decreased eating or drinking, or lack of awareness (wonโ€™t answer to their name or calls for attention).

Please know that an animal wonโ€™t typically alter its way of doing something for no reason (ie. Limping when walking, this usually means something hurts!)

Contact your clinic if you have any questions about signs of pain in your pet!

We are sorry to report that Dr. Kayleigh is away next week, but do not fret because another veterinarian will be availab...
09/08/2022

We are sorry to report that Dr. Kayleigh is away next week, but do not fret because another veterinarian will be available to see your pets! The week of September 13th-17th a locum veterinarian will be with us here at Rosslyn Vet Clinic to continue serving you and your furry family members. Dr. Kayleigh will be back in the clinic September 20th.

Rosslyn Vet Clinic will be closed September 3rd for Labour day! We will resume regular hours on Tuesday, September 6th a...
09/01/2022

Rosslyn Vet Clinic will be closed September 3rd for Labour day! We will resume regular hours on Tuesday, September 6th at 8AM. If your pet experiences an emergency during this time please contact one of the following:

- Guardian Vet Centre: 780-436-5880
- Pulse Veterinary: 780-570-9999
- Vet ER: 587-689-6041

Thank you and have a safe holiday weekend!

Why do we recommend spaying and neutering your pets?-These procedures are for more than just population control! Not onl...
08/30/2022

Why do we recommend spaying and neutering your pets?
-These procedures are for more than just population control! Not only can spaying and neutering stop roaming behaviours and unwanted socializing, but taking away these hormones controls against risks of life-threatening diseases, including some cancers!
-Contact us for more info on why we recommend these procedures!

Rosslyn Veterinary Clinic will be closed Saturday, September 3rd for Labour Day. We will reopen for regular business hou...
08/27/2022

Rosslyn Veterinary Clinic will be closed Saturday, September 3rd for Labour Day. We will reopen for regular business hours on Tuesday, September 6th. If your pet experiences an emergency during this time, please call one of the following:
Guardian Vet Centre: 780-436-5880
Pulse Veterinary: 780-570-9999
Vet ER: 587-689-6041

Dental disease can look like a lot of different things. Often, you may find that your pet isnโ€™t eating all of their meal...
08/10/2022

Dental disease can look like a lot of different things. Often, you may find that your pet isnโ€™t eating all of their meal like they would have normally, or you may see some grey/brown buildup on their teeth. They might develop some really stinky breath, and just like us, they can get gingivitis!
Enamel on their teeth can be severely worn down from chewing on bones and hard chews, which can lead to a painful mouth. Underbites and crowding, seen often in our flat-faced friends, also predisposes them to disease.
To help prevent the development and/or acceleration of dental disease, we strongly recommend tooth brushing combined with dental diets that are formulated for the overall health of your furry family member. Book a free dental consult with our technician team to get an idea of your individualโ€™s pet dental disease and for further recommendations!

We donโ€™t fast our small friends for surgery for a couple reasons, but most importantly, the lack of food in their digest...
08/03/2022

We donโ€™t fast our small friends for surgery for a couple reasons, but most importantly, the lack of food in their digestive track can cause what is called GI stasis. This means that the GI tract is slower to move or simply stops moving, which leads to bloating, discomfort, increased potential for intestinal twisting/accidents, and an imbalance of GI microbes - this can lead to complications and affect how these little guys recover from anesthesia. Typically, our pocket pets should visit our clinic with food in hand and readily available, this also helps during recovery as we can offer it while they wait to be picked up after their procedure!

Oscar would like everyone to know that Rosslyn Veterinary Clinic will be closed Tuesday August 2, 2022 to observe Herita...
07/27/2022

Oscar would like everyone to know that Rosslyn Veterinary Clinic will be closed Tuesday August 2, 2022 to observe Heritage Day and we will reopen for our regular business hours on Wednesday, August 3rd.

Why is nail trimming important?Overgrown nails can negatively affect an animalโ€™s ability to walk and run. Long toe nails...
07/26/2022

Why is nail trimming important?

Overgrown nails can negatively affect an animalโ€™s ability to walk and run. Long toe nails can not only hinder locomotion, they can place undue stress on incorrect areas of the paw and leg which may result in tendon injuries and arthritis.

It's also a great way to ensure we are checking the nails routinely, in order to catch changes like fungal or bacterial infections that can show by weakening the nail. Catching these types of infections early is very important to help get resolution and prevent long term issues.

Self-trauma or trauma to fellow pets in the house is also at a much higher risk with longer, sharper nails.

Our pets rely on us to ensure they are happy and healthy! Nail trimming is a routine procedure that can be done at home, at a grooming salon or even at some veterinary clinics. There are many resources online about how to trim your petโ€™s nails!

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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

Telephone

+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.


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