Pulse Veterinary Specialists & Emergency

Pulse Veterinary Specialists & Emergency Pulse Veterinary is a specialists and 24-hour emergency hospital that offers pet referral services

🎄 We’re Open All Christmas! 🎄Our Emergency Department is open 24/7, 365 days a year, including the holiday season! If yo...
12/23/2024

🎄 We’re Open All Christmas! 🎄

Our Emergency Department is open 24/7, 365 days a year, including the holiday season! If your pets need urgent care, we’re always ready to help—day or night. 🐾❤️

We want to thank you for your continued trust and support. It means the world to us to be there for you and your pets, today and every day.

We are wishing you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy Holidays filled with joy and love! 🎁🎅🏼

🐾 A Christmas Tail You Won't Want to Miss! 🐾🎄This holiday season, Pet Poison Helpline has shared a holiday story you won...
12/20/2024

🐾 A Christmas Tail You Won't Want to Miss! 🐾🎄

This holiday season, Pet Poison Helpline has shared a holiday story you won’t want to miss! 🐕 It’s an educational adventure about what happens when pets get into holiday treats. From gummy candy mishaps to chocolate Santa heads 🎅, this tale is full of festive surprises!

Read their story below! ✨🐾

When you combine Christmas sweaters and scrubs, you get the ultimate holiday fashion statement! 🎄Our team is working inc...
12/18/2024

When you combine Christmas sweaters and scrubs, you get the ultimate holiday fashion statement! 🎄

Our team is working incredibly hard this holiday season but they never forget to spread their cheer along the way! 🐾🎁

12/16/2024

Cardiology’s snow globe door! ☃️

Which door was your favourite? Let us know by liking the best decorated door! 🚪🎟️

Diagnostic Imaging Door! 🩻🐈
12/16/2024

Diagnostic Imaging Door! 🩻🐈

The Managers office door!
12/16/2024

The Managers office door!

The Operations door! Don’t forget to cast your vote! 🎟️Voting ends in 24 hours!
12/16/2024

The Operations door!

Don’t forget to cast your vote! 🎟️Voting ends in 24 hours!

The Emergency Departments door! 🔥
12/16/2024

The Emergency Departments door! 🔥

Dentistry’s Door! 🦷Make sure to give your favourite door a like to cast your vote! 🎄
12/16/2024

Dentistry’s Door! 🦷

Make sure to give your favourite door a like to cast your vote! 🎄

It’s time for our annual holiday door decorating competition, and we need your help! Vote for your favourite door by giv...
12/16/2024

It’s time for our annual holiday door decorating competition, and we need your help! Vote for your favourite door by giving a like to the best-decorated door!

We are kicking off this competition with Receptions door!

Stay tuned for more! Voting ends in 24 hours!🚪🎁🎄

A big THANK YOU to the fantastic Hill’s Pet Nutrition representatives for visiting us today for a "snack and chat"! 🐶 Yo...
12/12/2024

A big THANK YOU to the fantastic Hill’s Pet Nutrition representatives for visiting us today for a "snack and chat"! 🐶 Your thoughtful treats were the perfect morning snack for our team! 🍩 We all enjoyed the sweets and the chance to further our education on your product line. You’ve truly made our day sweeter! 🐾💙

Meet Bear 🐻, a sleepy surgical patient! Bear arrived at our emergency department yesterday, presenting with a history o...
12/10/2024

Meet Bear 🐻, a sleepy surgical patient! Bear arrived at our emergency department yesterday, presenting with a history of not bearing weight on his front left leg. After radiographs were taken, it was determined that Bear had fractured both his radius and ulna. His care was then transferred to our surgical team, where Dr. Bruce and his team proceeded with the surgical repair of Bear’s leg.

The radius is the main weight bearing bone in the lower arm. This is the bone that we need to fix and the one you will see repaired. To repair the fracture, Dr. Bruce carefully realigned the bones using bone-holding forceps. A metal plate was then placed on the top surface of the bone, and 8 screws were used to secure the plate in place. This can be shown on his radiographs below!

During Bears procedure, Dr. Parker, our Anesthesiologist provided a local nerve block to help with a more stable anesthesia and more comfortable recovery.

We are so happy to report Bear is now resting and recovering after his successful surgery! ❤️‍🩹🐾

Our Christmas Pet Photo Booth is up and ready in our reception area! Come capture your furry friends in their holiday be...
12/06/2024

Our Christmas Pet Photo Booth is up and ready in our reception area! Come capture your furry friends in their holiday best! 🎅🎁

We have adorable props like Santa suits and reindeer antlers to make your pet’s photos extra special. And special shout-out to Houston for being our first photo booth model—looking extra cute in his Santa Suit! 🦌❤️

Don’t forget to bring your pets by for their photo session, and be sure to tag us in your adorable holiday photos—we can’t wait to see them! 📸🎁

🎄Meet Chloe, a Festive Patient! 🎄Chloe came to our emergency department one early October morning with a history of vomi...
12/05/2024

🎄Meet Chloe, a Festive Patient! 🎄

Chloe came to our emergency department one early October morning with a history of vomiting and lethargy. After a thorough assessment and diagnostics, Chloe was diagnosed with IMHA (Immune-Mediated Hemolytic Anemia).

IMHA is a condition where the immune system mistakenly attacks and destroys the body's own red blood cells. This leads to anemia, meaning Chloe's body didn’t have enough red blood cells to carry oxygen throughout her body, making her feel weak and tired.

Treatment for IMHA can include blood transfusions, IV fluids and medications to suppress the immune system and prevent further destruction of red blood cells.

Chloe's care was transferred to our Internal Medicine department, where Dr. Cyrus and his team performed her blood transfusion, provided IV fluids, continued her medications and of course gave her lots of love! ❤️‍🩹After numerous recheck appointments, we are thrilled to report that Chloe is doing very well. She even gave us her biggest smiles during her recheck today! 🐶

Our lobby is officially in the holiday Spirit!🎄 From the twinkling lights 🌟 to the festive touches, our incredible Clien...
11/29/2024

Our lobby is officially in the holiday Spirit!🎄

From the twinkling lights 🌟 to the festive touches, our incredible Client Services team has shown their holiday spirit!

Thank you for making the hospital feel merry and bright! ✨

Help us wish Oreo a very happy 1st birthday! 🎉🐾We are so grateful we had the opportunity to throw Oreo an awesome birthd...
11/25/2024

Help us wish Oreo a very happy 1st birthday! 🎉🐾

We are so grateful we had the opportunity to throw Oreo an awesome birthday PAW-ty during his time with our team! 🎊

Take a look at this coo' case 👇Bird-Bird, a nearly 17 year old pigeon, presented to the cardiology team for further work...
11/20/2024

Take a look at this coo' case 👇

Bird-Bird, a nearly 17 year old pigeon, presented to the cardiology team for further work up of a heart murmur 🫀 noted by his regular veterinary team. After his cardiac exam with our cardiologist, Dr. Hawkes and our cardiology resident Dr. Garcia-Revilla, an echocardiogram was performed to examine the structure and function of Bird-Bird's heart. Bird-Bird was given a light sedation to help keep him still and calm for this and he was also provided with supplemental oxygen throughout the imaging process.

Bird-Bird's echocardiogram results demonstrate degenerative mitral valve disease. This is a condition in which the mitral valve, which separates the left atrium from the left ventricle, becomes thickened and no longer is able to close/seal properly. This results in regurgitation of some blood from the left ventricle back into the left atrium instead of out to the rest of the body via the aorta. Over time this regurgitation can become quite severe resulting in chamber dilation and eventually congestive heart failure.

Thankfully, at this time, Bird-Bird remains in the early stages of this condition. Annual to semi-annual rechecks will be recommended to monitor for any progression of the disease. ❤️‍🩹

Calling all Veterinarians and Veterinary Technologists! 📣We’d love for you to join us at the Pulse Veterinary Specialist...
11/19/2024

Calling all Veterinarians and Veterinary Technologists! 📣

We’d love for you to join us at the Pulse Veterinary Specialists & Emergency 3rd Annual CE Event - our upcoming Continuing Education event for RVT’S and DVM’s. It’s going to be an exciting chance to learn new skills, stay up to date with the latest in the field, meet vendors, network with colleagues, and even earn some CE credits!

Date: Sunday, April 13th, 2025
Time: 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Location: Edmonton Convention Centre

Want to sign up?
Scan the QR code on our flyer to be added to the list for first access to registration!

We hope to see you there!

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Sherwood Park, AB
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🔔 Help us celebrate the end of Fluffy’s treatment journey! Fluffy has shown such strength, courage and bravery through every step of his FIP (Feline Infectious Peritonitis) treatments. He has shown us all the meaning of resilience, and his sweet spirit has touched our hearts in ways words can’t capture. Fluffy has fought so hard, and even though his treatment journey has ended, we will always be here to love and care for him! ❤️‍🩹🐾 We are so happy for you Fluffy! 🐈‍⬛ #vetmed #fip #treatment #cat #healing

We have our Pulse toques on and we are ready to embrace the cold weather ahead of us! ❄️🐾

We are ready for Halloween here at Pulse 🎃🐾 Let us know your costumes in the comments! *Disclaimer: Lucy was indeed given more treats at the end of the HR meeting!*

We are so excited to share that sweet May has recently completed her FIP (Feline Infectious Peritonitis) treatments, and was the first one to ring our new bell 🔔 🐾. FIP is a viral disease in cats caused by a certain strain of a virus called Feline Coronavirus. This disease is usually progressive and almost always fatal without therapy. Thus, it was important that May and her family ring the bell to celebrate! Moving forward, we will be utilizing this bell to celebrate all pets who have completed their treatments. ❤️🐾

The Pulse team is still the dream team! We are giving an A for effort! 🥰🐾

Wrong answers only! What are your wrong answers? Let us know in the comments! 🐾

Meet our newest Veterinary Technician in training ✨Kyrie✨ She’s been doing a paw-some job! 🐾🐶

Did your dog get a treat? 🐾🐶 Even if we didn’t say their name, they still deserve a treat! Let us know your dog’s name in the comment’s!

The secret life of veterinary medical professionals! 🐾🩺 (No feces were used in the production of this film! And yes, Dr. Sauve still has all 10 fingers!)

As promised, here is part 2 of things that are toxic to our furry friends! 🐾 If you think your pet has ingested one of these items, it’s important to contact a Pet Poison Helpline immediately! ☎️

As most of us begin to sign off for the long, sunny weekend ☀️, we wanted to put out a reminder that our phenomenal, hardworking and passionate Emergency department is open 24/7 for you and your beloved pet 🐶🐱. Take a look at some of the things our Emergency team has been up to! 🐾 We hope you all have a fantastic long weekend! 🐾

Here are a few things that are toxic to dogs and cats 🐶🐱. Make sure to keep these away from your furry friends 🐾. Stay tuned for part 2!

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