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Granada Veterinary Clinic

Since 1994, we have treated our many patients with compassion and love at Sherwood Park’s Granada Veterinary Clinic.
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We take pride in our work and are proud of our commitment to provide your pets with excellent care during their lives.

11/08/2024

We will be closed for Remembrance Day. If you have a medical emergency, please contact or

10/15/2024

🌟 Happy Veterinary Technician Appreciation Week! 🌟

Let’s celebrate our amazing technicians, Sarah and Erin!

🐾 Sarah is not just a skilled vet tech; she connects with every animal that walks through our doors. Her love for soccer, the Packers, and singing 90s music keeps our spirits high. And let’s not forget her passion for potatoes—she truly brings joy to our team!

🐾 Erin is dedicated to her craft and excels in handling our patients. With three large rescue dogs of her own, she understands the needs of our furry friends. Her love for Crocs and reality TV brings a fun vibe to the clinic, and her excellent communication with clients ensures everyone feels cared for.

Thank you, Sarah and Erin, for your unwavering dedication and love for this profession. Your hard work makes a world of difference! ❤️

10/14/2024

Happy Thanksgiving from everybody in the Granada Family. Hoping everyone is enjoying good food and good company. Stay safe and we will be back at the clinic tomorrow for regular hours 🦃🦃

❤️Granada family

09/29/2024

We will be closed on Monday, September 30th. If you have a medical emergency please contact or

09/03/2024

This Labor Day we were able to get most of our families together and celebrate good weather, good food, and good company. It was a great day full of fun and relaxation.

We hope everyone enjoyed their September long weekend and we will see you back at the clinic tomorrow.

Soak in the sun while we can

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~Granada Family

08/29/2024

Elton would like to remind you that we will be closed on Monday, September 2 for Labor day.

Please ensure your pet has enough medication and food to get through the weekend.

Have a fun and safe long weekend
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~Granada Family

08/27/2024

Happiness has four paws, a wagging tail, and a heart full of love
Happy National Dog Day from all of the canine members of the Granada family!
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08/16/2024

We are freshening up our reception area to try and make Jen and Alisons days brighter and more convenient when stocking food.
This might mean you might see a few extra people and there might be a little more noise than usual around the clinic.
We will ensure your pets appointment is still as quiet and stress free as possible during our renovation.

We are excited for the updates!
❤️Granada Family

08/08/2024

Henry came in yesterday after making friends with a porcupine. His mom brought him in and we sedated him and removed about 40 quills from his nose and quite a few from the roof of his mouth. Mom reports that he is doing well today.

Fun fact
• Quills are modified hairs and are covered with scales that act like fishhook barbs, causing the quills to keep moving inward, deeper into the tissue. Porcupine quills can puncture the skin and move through muscle, ultimately penetrating body cavities and internal organs. Because the quills carry bacteria with them, once they pe*****te the skin they can act as a source of infection and cause abscesses.
• Porcupines cannot shoot their quills at an assailant. That said, the quills are easily pulled from the porcupine’s skin once they make contact with an attacker. Porcupines will also use their quill-filled tail like a club, swinging it at a potential threat.
• Cutting Quills to make them easier to remove is a myth and actually can cause more complications
• Unfortunately, most dogs who get into trouble with porcupines do not learn from their mistakes. The best defense against porcupine quills is prevention. Avoid allowing the dogs to roam at dusk or after dark and prevent them from going into areas with known porcupine dens.

Stay safe out there 🦔🦔🦔

~Granada Family.

08/02/2024

Koda wants to remind you that we will be closed on Monday, August 5 for the long weekend. We return to regular hours on Tuesday. If you have an emergency during that time please call one of the local emergency clinics.

Enjoy your weekend and stay safe!

~Granada Family

07/25/2024

Have you been thinking about travelling with your pets? As of August 1st 2024, travel requirements have changed. This is required whether you are driving or flying. This is the most current update we have. For the most up to date information and links to the import forms please visit
https://www.cdc.gov/importation/dogs/index.html

Please keep in mind it is not stated on the website whether pets traveling from Canada to the United States need a valid rabies vaccination, however, it is required to enter back into Canada.

Be informed before you travel with your pets to make it stress free for you and them

~Granada Family

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07/10/2024

Parsley wanted to remind everyone to take extra precautions on these hot hot summer days! Remember to make sure your pet always has access to water and a cool place to relax. Avoid hot cars and exercise when possible.

If you notice your pet having any signs of heat exhaustion please contact a vet as soon as possible.

~Granada Family

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07/02/2024

Hoping every one had a safe Happy Canada Day! Love the Granada Family

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06/27/2024

Just a reminder that we will be closed Monday, July 1 for Canada Day. Please make sure you have enough food and medication for your pet for the weekend.

If you have an emergency during that time please contact one of the emergency clinics

~Granada Family

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06/20/2024

Marley tried to make friends with a bee today and unfortunately that feeling was not reciprocated. Marley had an allergic reaction to the sting and her mom brought her by when she noticed her face swelling.

Dr. Lawrence gave her some injectable medications to stop the reaction and reduce swelling. Within about ten minutes her face started coming down and she was able to go home and rest.

If you notice your dog having an allergic reaction and their face swells or their breathing seems altered, please seek immediate veterinary attention like Marley!

-Granada family

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06/19/2024

Happy Veterinary Appreciation Day!

Here are the Granada Family vets and the pets that depend on them the most!

If you have been lucky to see one, or all of them you know how we feel. One day is not enough to thank them for all they do for us and our furry friends.

Make sure to show our Granada Vets all the love, today and everyday

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Address

304/101 Granada Boulevard
Sherwood Park, AB
T8A4W2

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 6pm
Wednesday	8am - 6pm
Thursday	8am - 6pm
Friday	8am - 6pm

Telephone

+17804641287

Website

http://www.granadavet.com/

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We are freshening up our reception area to try and make Jen and Alisons days brighter and more convenient when stocking food. This might mean you might see a few extra people and there might be a little more noise than usual around the clinic. We will ensure your pets appointment is still as quiet and stress free as possible during our renovation. We are excited for the updates! ❤️Granada Family

poisonous plants

12 Plants that are poisonous for pets, Search ASPCA - non toxic and toxic plants for an in depth list and further information on poisonous plants to cats/dogs and horses.

Meet Eddie, AKA Tinsel Tush. During the festive season we are reminded to keep your pets away from certain foods and chocolate we have around. Often we forget there are a lot of shiny new decorations and objects around that may catch our pets eye! Eddie ate some Christmas garland and luckily, as we see here, it made it all the way through! Objects like this can cause a lot of damage to the stomach and intestines if they get stuck and often leads to emergency surgery to remove . Eddie had a quick visit and gets to enjoy his Christmas with his family. Be sure to keep an eye on your pets around new objects and decorations and enjoy your holiday season! #granadavet #christmas #garland #tinseltush

Ear mites

Friday Tips! What are ear mites? The ear mite, Otodectes cynotis, is a surface mite that lives on cats, dogs, rabbits, and ferrets. It is usually found in the ear canal but it can also live on the skin surface. Ear mites are highly contagious, and animals become infested by direct contact with another infested animal. The mite is barely visible to the naked eye and may be seen as a white speck moving against a dark background. they are nearly impossible to get ride of and need treatment with cleaning of ears. diagnosed under microscope by your veterinarian team. To learn more follow the link. https://vcahospitals.com/know-your-pet/ear-mites-otodectes-in-cats-and-dogs

Dancing Sadie

Sadie is dancing into the weekend!

Check out what we had at the clinic yesterday! This video was taken through our microscope. Any guesses what it is? It's a louse! Even in the cold months of the year our pets are susceptible to parasites. Ask us how you can help prevent your furry friends from getting infested with parasites.

Zuke singing

Dr. Jared Lawrence brought his dog Zuke with him to work the other day and Zuke showed us one of his talents. Singing! (Britney Spears is one of his favourite). What special talents does your pet have?