Valleyflats Veterinary Services

12/27/2024

We will be closed Jan 1.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. There will be a vet on call incase of emergencies.

Happy new year!!

12/19/2024

Adopt a new pet for Christmas!

12/11/2024

Update: she has been adopted

Feline
Female
Black and White
Domestic Short Hair

The corneal ulcer is now healed, but she will have a corneal scar.

If you are interested in adopting her, please call the clinic!

12/04/2024

Vaccine Reminders:

In order for us to send you vaccine reminders for your pets we need your email on file!

11/29/2024

🐾 Up for Adoption 🐾

Torti
Female
Domestic Medium Hair

If you’re interesting in adopting her please contact the clinic!

11/29/2024

🐾 Up for Adoption 🐾

Black and White
Female
Domestic Short Hair

Please call the clinic if you are interested in adopting this sweet girl!

11/26/2024

11/06/2024

Town of Moosomin Stray

Found Nov 5, 2024
Found at North Front Street

Black and White
Feline
Domestic Short Hair
No collar
No microchip
No tattoos

If this is your cat please contact the clinic.

10/07/2024

Town of Moosomin Stray

Found: Oct 7, 2024
Found in the back alley of Wright Road and Henry Street

Feline
Female - Intact
Black and White
Domestic Short Hair

Very friendly
No collar
No tattoos
No microchip

If this is your cat please contact the clinic!

10/02/2024

🐾 Up for Adoption 🐾

Feline
Female
Tortishell
Very friendly

If you are interested in adopting her please call the clinic!

10/02/2024

🐾 Up for Adoption 🐾

Male
Husky Mix
Very Friendly

Call the clinic if you are interested in adopting him!

09/26/2024

Colic is one of the most common and serious health issues in horses. Read along as we cover the top 10 management tips to help you understand the best practices for prevention and early detection. Understanding the causes, symptoms, and preventative care can make all the difference. Stay informed and keep your equine friends happy and healthy!

Learn more here ⬇️
https://www.platinumperformance.com/articles/top-ten-colic-tips.html

09/20/2024

West Nile Virus season is upon us.
We have had a positive equine case in our practice area. Please be sure that your horses, mules, and donkeys have current vaccinations for West Nile Virus.

09/12/2024

Just a friendly Reminder: