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Monday 8am - 8pm Tuesday 8am - 5:30pm Wednesday 8am - 8pm Thursday 8am - 8pm Friday 8am - 5:30pm Saturday 9am - 5pm

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Seasons Veterinary Clinic

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10/11/2024

Our clinic will be closed on Monday, October 14th in celebration of Thanksgiving. 🍂🎃

We hope you stay cozy and enjoy time spent with friends and family this weekend!

We will reopen on Tuesday, October 15th, with our regular business hours.

10/10/2024

How cute is Franky? 😻

Here he is catching a quick cat nap before a busy evening of playing!

10/04/2024

“Please Mom, can we go to the park today?? I promise to be a really good boy!” - Petey

Was Petey a good boy? Swipe to find out! 🙂

10/02/2024

Tyron is one of our handsome sphynx cat patients! 🐈

Here are a few fun facts about sphynx cats:

1. Sphynx cats are very social and have a friendly nature.

2. Sphynx cats don’t like to be alone. They enjoy the company of their owners, and are generally good with other cats and dogs.

3. Understandably, sphynx cats don’t like the cold, as they have no fur to protect them from the elements and keep them warm!

4. Sphynx cats are closer to hypoallergenic than other cats. Many pet allergies are caused by pet dander, and since sphynx cats do not have fur to shed, the risks of allergenic contact with humans is greatly reduced.

5. They can get a sunburn! Due to a lack of coat to protect them from the sun’s rays, their skin is more sensitive, and therefore sphynx cats should be kept as indoor cats and their time in the sun should be monitored.

6. Sphynx cats need frequent baths. Their skin produces a lot of oil, which forms a greasy film on their bodies. Sphynx owners are recommended to bathe their cat at least once a week to keep them clean and healthy.

Source: https://relaxmycat.com/blog/facts-about-sphynx-cats

09/28/2024

We will be closed Monday, September 30th.

We hope you all have a wonderful long weekend!

08/30/2024

This pesky guy was an unwelcome hitch-hiker on one of our patients recently! 😬

Just a reminder that even as summer is starting to draw to a close, ticks continue to stay out and active as long as temperatures remain above 0°C.

If you are in need of preventative tick medications for your pet, feel free to reach out and we will be happy to assist you!

08/27/2024

How cute are these two brothers?? ❤️

Cooper and Teddy paid us a visit last week, under the suspicion that they may have inhaled or ingested foxtails.

Foxtails are spiked seed heads found on some plants and grasses, and despite how pretty they can appear in nature or in a floral bouquet, foxtails are actually very dangerous for our furry friends.

Foxtails enter the body through ingestion or being inhaled, and then can migrate into tissues, causing abscesses and infections. Foxtails are especially dangerous to pets in the summer months when they have dried out and hardened.

If you suspect that your pet may have inhaled or ingested foxtails, we recommend visiting your local vet clinic as soon as possible.

Stay safe out there! 🌾

08/02/2024

Happy Friday! ☀

We hope you get a chance to enjoy the beautiful weather expected for this August long weekend.

A friendly reminder that our clinic will be closed on Monday, August 5th, as part of the long weekend. We will still be open on Saturday, August 3rd, and we will resume our normal business hours on Tuesday, August 6th.

Stay safe and have fun!

06/29/2024

Happy Canada Day long weekend!

We hope you all enjoy a safe and restful weekend spent with friends and family.

Just a friendly reminder that our clinic will be closed on Monday, July 1st, in honour of Canada Day, and we will reopen on Tuesday with our usual business hours.

06/28/2024

Fireworks can be a fun and exciting way to celebrate holidays and festivities! However, for our pets, fireworks can be scary, with their loud noise and flashes of light. Many animals experience anxiety during events such as thunderstorms or fireworks, which can lead to barking, howling, shivering in fear, or hiding away.

However, the good news is that there are steps you can take to help your pets remain calm during these stressful events.

1) Keep your pet inside. If possible, try to be home with them during fireworks, or leave them with a trusted pet-sitter who is known by your pet.

2) Try setting up an area in a quiet space away from windows, such as a basement or a larger closet so that they can't hear or see the fireworks. Use a crate if that's where your pet feels safe, and make sure to provide them with familiar toys and treats.

3) Make sure your pets have identification, such as a collar with a tag, or a microchip or tattoo, so that if your pet happens to get loose during fireworks, they have a better chance of being found and returned to you.

4) If you have your pet with you at a fireworks show, make sure to keep them on a leash or in a crate and pay attention to how they are reacting during the show.

5) If your pet experiences fear and anxiety during fireworks and thunderstorms, we recommend reaching out to your pet’s veterinarian as there are supplements and medications that can assist with helping your pet feel more comfortable and less fearful when these loud noises occur.

Hopefully these tips and tricks are helpful for providing a safe space for your pets this weekend!

Happy Canada Day!

05/31/2024

Tomorrow is June 1st, thus marking the beginning of Heartworm season.

A friendly reminder to give your pets their first dose of heartworm prevention tomorrow, or as otherwise directed by your veterinarian.

If you have not picked up heartworm prevention for your furry friends, but would appreciate doing so, feel free to reach out to us by email or phone, and we will be happy to assist you further.

We hope that you and your pets enjoy a happy and safe summer!

05/28/2024

Did you know that heartworm disease is transmitted through the bite of an infected mosquito? As many as 30 species of mosquitoes can transmit heartworms.

Heartworm season runs in Manitoba from June 1st - November 1st, and we recommend protecting your pets during that time by using monthly heartworm preventative medications, which can be purchased from your local veterinary clinic.

Call or email us today to learn more!

05/24/2024

Have you ever wondered how heartworm prevention works in dogs and cats?

In this video, Dr. Chisholm goes into detail about the lifecycle of heartworms, the transmission of heartworm disease, and how we can prevent heartworm disease in pets. Check out our YouTube channel to view this video and more informative videos made by Dr. Chisholm! 🎥

05/17/2024

Time is running out for our Spring Promotion!

The last day to take advantage of our Spring Promo for tick and heartworm prevention is June 1st.

Canines:
Receive a complimentary Wellness Exam with the purchase of a 4Dx Snap test + 6 months of tick/heartworm prevention.

Felines:
Receive a complimentary Wellness Exam with the purchase of a Feline Leukemia Virus/Feline Immunodeficiency Virus Snap test + 6 months of tick/heartworm prevention.

05/10/2024

Tomorrow’s forecast calls for some beautiful, warm weather! ☀️🌳

How do you plan on spending the weekend? Let us know in the comments below!

05/09/2024

It is time to Spring Into Action! 🌷

Our Spring Promotion for tick and heartworm prevention runs until the end of May.

Give us a call today at 204-477-1293 for more information on how to book!

04/27/2024

Happy Saturday!

We hope you have a chance to soak up the sun and enjoy the beautiful weather today! ☀

04/23/2024

Did you know that dogs never stop learning?

Dogs are naturally inquisitive and eager to grasp new experiences. You may have heard the well-known saying “You can’t teach an old dog new tricks”. This is not actually true - even old dogs can learn new tricks! Older dogs are not as easily distracted as pups and can focus for longer periods of time. This ability to concentrate helps them learn new routines more easily.

Try teaching your dog something new, and don’t forget to reward them when they do a good job! 🐾

Address

8-655 Sterling Lyon Parkway
Winnipeg, MB
R3P2S8

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 8pm
Tuesday	8am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	8am - 8pm
Thursday	8am - 8pm
Friday	8am - 5:30pm
Saturday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+12044771293

Website

http://www.seasonsvetclinic.com/

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This pesky guy was an unwelcome hitch-hiker on one of our patients recently! 😬 Just a reminder that even as summer is starting to draw to a close, ticks continue to stay out and active as long as temperatures remain above 0°C. If you are in need of preventative tick medications for your pet, feel free to reach out and we will be happy to assist you!

Have you ever wondered how heartworm prevention works in dogs and cats? In this video, Dr. Chisholm goes into detail about the lifecycle of heartworms, the transmission of heartworm disease, and how we can prevent heartworm disease in pets. Check out our YouTube channel to view this video and more informative videos made by Dr. Chisholm! 🎥

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Welcome to Seasons Veterinary Clinic

Family Owned and Operated

At our practice, we strive always to provide the very best care to our patients, while ensuring our clients can easily recognize that we are honest, truly caring, and respectful; aiming to work with our clients towards a common goal. We will strive always to gain our clients’ trust, and do all we can to honour this trust.

Our Vision

Our veterinary practice has been established to allow us to practice top quality medicine, where we can have caring, honest and respectful relationships with our clients. We know that behind each animal we see at our practice is a deeply loved pet with its own story. Our job is to foster that unique and special bond between owner and pet, and our entire team is committed to this practice philosophy.