The other day one of our vets said: “our CCS’s have the toughest job in the clinic” and you know what? It’s true. 

You never know when an accident may occur to your pet, no matter how small or large. It is important to be prepared for any situation. 

There are a lot of pets that are not getting the veterinary care they should be due to fear, anxiety and stress (FAS).

I’ve provided below, a quick guide on everything heat stroke to better prepare you for the coming summer months.

Is your dog more lethargic or tired than you would expect? Does he/she hate the cold and prefer somewhere warm to rest? 

When the snow flies, the temperature drops and daylight dwindles to 8 out of 24 hours a day, exercising your pet can become challenging.

Many pet owners are stumped the first time they notice the pungent, fishy odour coming from their pet.

Most pet owners know that pets need regular veterinary care to stay happy and healthy, but many people dread bringing their fearful or anxious pet to the clinic.

It’s the big day. Your veterinarian has recommended a dental cleaning for your pet, and you’ve booked it in. 

Has a veterinarian told you that your beloved cat has a “FORL?” Or maybe you have heard a friend, family member or co-worker mention that their cat has a FORL.

An Animal Health Technician is an individual who is highly educated and trained to be an important part of the veterinary medical team.

Airdrie Animal Health Centre continues to hold itself to the high standards of AAHA by being reviewed and inspected every 3 years.