Stonebridge Veterinary Hospital

12/11/2024

High-quality protein helps dogs produce taurine, and additional taurine is added to both cat and dog foods. Questions about your pet's diet? Contact us at 306-244-2815 to discuss today!

12/10/2024

You need to watch this video of the cutest kitten singing while he eats! Nothing says he enjoys his meals more than his little nom nom noms! 🐱 Not sure what is best for your cat? Contact us at 306-244-2815 to set up a health plan purr-fectly tailored to their needs! https://bit.ly/4e17fB9

12/07/2024

If you like dressing up your dog, remember that your dog will be easier to spot in bright clothing. So when you try to bring them out in a dog park, it's easier to find them in the crowd. Contact us today at 306-244-2815.

12/06/2024

Are you a proud new parent of a sweet Calico kitten? Congratulations on your newest feline family member! Now that you have found the cat, look no further for their name with this comprehensive list of suggestions. We love hearing all your new pet stories – share them in the comments below! 🐱 💕 New cat? We can't wait to meet your furry family member! Schedule their visit today at 306-244-2815.

Meow you’re talking—plenty of adorable options for your furry friend.

12/04/2024

The most common acquired heart disease in cats is hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM) and it affects roughly 15% of the feline population. This is an important reminder that heart health should always be checked and why yearly visits are so crucial. As your pet gets older, we might recommend visits every 6 months to ensure optimal health. Has your pet been seen by us recently? If not, call us at 306-244-2815 to schedule an appointment!

12/03/2024

Did you know that canine cognitive dyscfunction syndrome can be prevented with an antioxidant rich diet and plenty of mental stimulation? Taking your dog on a walk and allowing them to smell their surroundings or getting them interactive toys can be extremely mentally stimulating for them! If you think your dog may be showing signs of this disorder, give us a call today at 306-244-2815. In the meantime, check out this helpful article for tips on maintaining a healthy lifestyle for your pup.

Keep your dog mentally sharp and fight canine cognitive dysfunction syndrome with an antioxidant rich diet and plenty of mental stimulation.

11/30/2024

82% of cats and dogs have symptoms of dental disease by the age of 3. Inflammation can build up, causing loose teeth and gingivitis. It is important for your furry pet to have a regular dental exam for preventative measures. We can’t wait to meet your furry family member! Contact us at 306-244-2815 to schedule your appointment.

11/29/2024

If you recently added a female puppy to your family, it's important to understand their heat cycles. Proestrus is the start of the heat period where your dog’s body is preparing to mate and averages about nine days. The estrus phase is the mating phase and usually lasts around 9 days, but can be as short as 3 or as long as 21 days. The diestrus phase occurs directly after the “in heat” stage and lasts for about 2 months. Anestrus is the uterine repair phase, in which no sexual or hormonal behavior is present, and can last for anywhere from 90 to 150 days before the next proestrus stage begins.

11/27/2024

When taking your pets to our office, keep a leash or carrier close at reach. This will keep them always close to you and prevent any potential pet fights. Schedule an appointment with us at 306-244-2815.

11/26/2024

People aren’t the only ones that need routine checkups to make sure everything is fine with their health - your doggies do as well! When they are a pup, every few months is recommended for examination. After they are a year old, 1 to 2 times a year is ideal if they are healthy. We love your dogs as much as you do and want to keep them as healthy as possible! Contact us at 306-244-2815 to schedule an appointment!

11/25/2024

We know how much you want your furry friends to be included in the holiday festivities, but please avoid giving them table scraps altogether. Foods such as turkey skin, gravy, and stuffing can cause digestive issues or even pancreatitis. We don’t want your pets to feel sick during the holidays - or any day, for that matter - especially during these special moments. Not sure what is best for your pet? Contact us at 306-244-2815.

11/23/2024

No matter the climate of your area, your pet is consistently susceptible to heartworm infection. In many cases, initially, dogs that have been infected display no immediate symptoms, which unfortunately leads to intervention being ineffective. Therefore, it is important to administer year-round heartworm prevention to your pets. Contact us at 306-244-2815 to learn more!

11/22/2024

How cute is this?! This lucky pet parent caught her precious fur baby wagging his tail as he sweetly slept beside her. Dogs dream too, you know? They dream similarly to humans in the sense that they may relive daily experiences during sleep. Have you caught your dog dreaming?
Stay current with your dogs' healthcare needs and schedule their appointment by calling 306-244-2815.🩺🐶🏥🐾

What a little angel.

11/21/2024

Help Us Celebrate Senior Wellness

Being aware of your pet’s general health can help stay on top of their overall wellbeing. As they age, organ function changes, immune system becomes weaker and they are more likely to develop certain diseases and conditions.

From December 1st, 2024 - January 31st,2025 we would like to invite you and your pet to take part in our Senior Wellness Promotion

Please consider this promotion to learn how to care for you pets changing needs

📞Please contact the clinic at 306-244-2815 to inquire or book an appointment
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11/19/2024

We all know how important it is to eat fruit for a balanced diet, but did you know that dogs can eat fruit as well? This article will help you to understand which ones are safe to feed your pup! Stay current with your dogs’ healthcare needs and schedule their appointment by calling 306-244-2815.

Many fruits are safe for dogs to eat, but some should be avoided at all costs. Here's what you need to know.

11/19/2024

Attention to our Valued Clients

Due to computer system upgrades, on Nov 20 from 1pm-3pm we will not be able to perform any food or medication transactions during this time frame.

Please call the clinic at 306-244-2815 if you have any questions

11/18/2024

Did you know that you can actually help us to treat your pet’s heart disease by counting their breathing rate at home? Watch out for other clues as well such as coughing, weakness, labored breathing, weight loss, decreased appetite, restlessness, and agitation during sleep amongst others. Generally, normal dogs and cats have a breathing rate of 15-30 breaths every minute when at rest. Resting breathing rates consistently greater than 30 per minute are considered abnormal and should be reported to us. If you notice any of these symptoms in your pet, contact us at 306-244-2815 so we can investigate further.

11/15/2024

If you're thinking about getting a cat, this article might help you choose the right one! Behavior traits in cats don’t vary as much as dogs, but each cat has a distinct personality. Read the article below for tips that can help you discover which cat will be your perfect pet. Remember to keep your new kitty healthy by scheduling your visit with us! Call us at 306-244-2815.

Every cat has a distinct personality. These tips can help you discover which cat will be your perfect pet.