Taking your pet with you on vacation can be a lot of fun for them, and for the whole family! It also takes some preparation, to allow for a stress-free, and healthy holiday experience. Here are a few tips to consider: Be sure to investigate what requirements are needed to take your pet [...]
We are so pleased to be able to now offer the Yellowhead Veterinary Clinic's Online Store! With just the click of a button, you will be able to shop from the comfort of your home, with even more products available at your fingertips! Click here to view the store: https://yellowheadvet.clientvantage.ca/ Before you will be able [...]
At the Yellowhead Veterinary Clinic, our team is committed to creating a calm, relaxing clinic atmosphere and have implemented fear free handling and restraint techniques to minimize anxiety, to help build trust, and to practice low-stress veterinary care. One of the ways we try to minimize stress, is by having a PET-FREE lobby. Feel free [...]
Pampering your pooch with a "pedicure" is something that can be done from home, as well as here at our clinic! Keeping those nails trimmed can offer many benefits, not only for your dog physically, but for your floors and furniture as well! The more regular your nail grooming routine, the more accustomed your pet [...]
While nail trims are a procedure we are happy to help you with, sometimes it isn't possible to get your pet into the clinic! We can help you to learn how to perform those feline manicures at home. In this video, our RVT Christine, and her furry friend "Lucy" show us how to do a [...]
Be patient, start slowly, and use a lot of praise. Handle your pet's mouth and lips. One minute the first day, two minutes the second day and so on.
Pet nutrition can be a vital part of helping your pet live a happy and healthy life! Vet recommended diets contain the highest quality ingredients, which remain consistent from bag to bag and are properly balanced. Our clinic recommendations are formulated with YOUR specific pet's well-being in mind!
If you do not plan to breed or show your pet, you should consider having it spayed or neutered. There are several important medical behavioural problems that could arise if your pet is left intact.
