Alberta Veterinary Center

12/20/2024

With breeding season right around the corner we have our 2025 contracts ready to go!
If you are thinking about breeding your mare this upcoming year, sent us a message with your email and we will get you a contract.

Help us get organized by getting your name on our wait list early. Recipient mares for embryo transfer are reserved on a first come first serve basis.

We look forward to seeing you and your mares in the new year!

12/20/2024

10/03/2024

Dr. Jessica and Rae-Lynn RVT have been busy cheering on our clients at the Canadian Finals Rodeo in Edmonton this week. We want to wish all the cowboys and cowgirls competing this week safe and successful performances!

07/17/2024

We are looking to add two new members to our team to support our busy and growing practice!
We have positions available for a receptionist as well as a back side assistant. If you have experience working with horses and want to expand your knowledge send us a resume through indeed or directly to [email protected]

https://ca.indeed.com/job/veterinary-receptionist-b9af59f11fb53020?_gl=1*1qqtkn1*_gcl_au*MTA5NDk5NDAyNi4xNzIxMjQwNzU5*_ga*MTQ4NzI4MzkwLjE2MzQ5MzQ1NjI.*_ga_5KTMMETCF4*MTcyMTI0OTI4My4yLjEuMTcyMTI0OTI5Ny40Ni4wLjA.*_fplc*OEplcnRkR3I2QUhoZ2FUJTJCeWVBVDZFSE1yTVhld0QzNDZ1ekNqTmdEUVRqUzVHZGdNS281T3ZuMGRUUFJ6eTBCZGR5aTFPU3RCZGEwZDVOUlozWHR4SkZlRnB4SGkzZ1ZQQ3U3U3hrTGMxdnFYZWclM0Q.

https://ca.indeed.com/job/veterinary-assistant-1a205a77cdc16773?_gl=1*1qqtkn1*_gcl_au*MTA5NDk5NDAyNi4xNzIxMjQwNzU5*_ga*MTQ4NzI4MzkwLjE2MzQ5MzQ1NjI.*_ga_5KTMMETCF4*MTcyMTI0OTI4My4yLjEuMTcyMTI0OTI5Ny40Ni4wLjA.*_fplc*OEplcnRkR3I2QUhoZ2FUJTJCeWVBVDZFSE1yTVhld0QzNDZ1ekNqTmdEUVRqUzVHZGdNS281T3ZuMGRUUFJ6eTBCZGR5aTFPU3RCZGEwZDVOUlozWHR4SkZlRnB4SGkzZ1ZQQ3U3U3hrTGMxdnFYZWclM0Q.

05/16/2024

May 16 2024 Nurse Mare Available. Please contact Alberta vet center 403 3471711

01/06/2024

We asked Dr Jessica to tell us about a memorable interesting case she has had. Lucky for us she even had pictures!

“ about 6 years ago I responded to a call with a horse with a stick in its leg. I asked them to haul it into clinic and they responded “ the stick is too big and won’t fit in trailer”. It was -30 outside and when I got there the horse had stuck a board through its leg and had the board behind its other front leg and couldn’t move. With the assistance of a chain saw we trimmed the board so we could pull it out. We got the horse to the barn where we cleaned it, placed a drain and sutured it. It was a happy ending as the horse made a full recovery and went back to work later that spring “ ~Dr Jess