Fairview Veterinary Clinic

09/17/2026

Hello cool cats and kittens!
The FVC team is looking for a RVT to come join the team!
Know of a RVT needing a awesome job? Send them to us!

Part-time RVT position available apply with a resume in clinic or by email!
[email protected]

What is an RVT you ask?
Well let me tell you about this awesome job,
Registered Veterinary Technologists are awesome people that get to help along the side of a Veterinarian, RVT's get to do basically everything a vet does except a few things.
-Nursing care
-Pharmacist
-Anesthesiologist
-Radiology Technologist
-Diagnostics (blood work, urinalysis)
-Phlebotomist (drawing blood)
-Surgical assistant
-Client educator
I may have missed a few!

Applicants must be registered with the ABVMA.

We can't wait to see those resumes!

09/16/2026

Mighty Peace Cremation has new ownership!
We at FVC will miss Jack and his family dearly and wish nothing but the best on their new adventure!

As we say goodbye we also are saying Hello! to the new owners of Mighty Peace Cremation!
We are so excited to be working along with this amazing family.

When saying goodbye to a beloved pet, we have two different options for how you would like your pet to be cared for.

Private Cremation, your pet is cremated individually, and their cremated remains are returned to you. This option allows you to keep your pet close and create a lasting memorial in whatever way feels meaningful to you. Along with this option you can also choose to purchase an urn as well as ink prints or paw impression.

Communal Cremation, multiple pets are cremated together, and the cremated remains are not returned to individual families, instead they are spread on our private property. This can be a simple and respectful option for families who do not wish to receive their pet's remains.

Our goal at Mighty Peace Pet Cremation is to help you choose the option that feels right for you and your beloved pet. When the time comes, reach out and we will help walk you through the process. 🐾

09/09/2026

09/09/2026

October 15th and 16th Dr. Mund will be up accepting equine or small animal appointments!
You do not want to miss your opportunity to get your horse seen by Dr. Mund!

Book your horse in for any of the following:
-Lameness exams
-Gastroscopy
-Dental Floats
-General Wellness Exams
-Radiographs
-Castrations (weather dependent, preferably halter broke)

Book your dog or cat in for any of the following:
-Vaccines
-General Wellness
No surgical cases, dermatology, or extensive medicals

09/07/2026

The clinic is closed today, for Labour Day
If your pet is experiencing an emergency please call the clinic number (780-835-2750) a trained RVT will triage your pet to the on call clinic.

09/05/2026

2026 Cattle Pregnancy Checks
Get your ladies booked sooner than later!
Did you know the optimal time for pregnancy detection in cattle is between 45-60 days after the bull is pulled?

Why preg check your ladies?
-Cut down on winter feed costs
-Know who is early or late
-Uterine infections
-Calving dates
-Spot bull issues (if not semen tested)
-Renew VCPR or start a VCPR (Vet Client Patient Relationship)

Call to book your ladies in sooner than you do not want to miss out this fall!
Call: 780-835-2750
Text: 1-825-251-5308

09/04/2026

The clinic will be CLOSED this Monday Sept 7th

The clinic will be CLOSED Sept 7th 2026 for Labour Day.
Please call/text your prescription refills and food orders before Sept 3rd
Call: 780-835-2750
Text: 1-825-251-5308

09/03/2026

Boeringer Ingelheim is offering complimentary PPID laboratory testing, limited spots available. Offer until October 31st 2026
Signs and symptoms:
-Thick curly winter coat that didn't shed out in spring
-Pot-bellied
-Increased drinking and peeing
-Muscle loss
-Fat deposits
-Recurrent infections like foot abscesses or skin issues
-Laminitis
-Low energy
-Slow wound healing
-Sweating changes (excessive or none at all)

09/02/2026

You can provide the best mineral package on the market, but if cattle can't absorb those nutrients, much of that investment is left on the table. Understanding how minerals are absorbed, and what can get in the way, can help ensure your herd gets the full benefit of every bite.

09/01/2026

Parvovirus can be a fatal disease if no early treatment intervention or vaccinations.
There has been an increase in Parvo cases recently we have had around 12 cases so far!
Signs & symptoms of Parvovirus:
-vomiting
-diarrhea
-blood in stool
-not eating or drinking
-eating but vomits right after
-lethargy
If your young puppy has any of these symptoms call your vet to get your puppy seen as soon as possible, early intervention is vital.

Parvovirus can live in the environment (soil) from 6 months to 1 year in dry areas but in shaded areas it can live for several years!
Avoiding areas with high traffic areas like dog parks, or walking trails can increase the chances of your puppy contracting parvovirus.

Prevention:
Vaccinations
-8 weeks
-12 weeks
-16 weeks
Avoiding high traffic areas until fully vaccinated
Keep puppy away from unvaccinated dogs and wild canids like foxes and coyotes