Ranch Docs Veterinary Services, Inc

10/07/2026

09/09/2026

📣IMPORTANT NOTICE📣

Ranch Docs Veterinary Services will be closed from 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM on Thursday, September 10, 2026 for a staff meeting.

We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your understanding while our team takes this time to meet.

Please plan to pick up any medications, food, or other items before 12:00 PM or after 2:00 PM.

Thank you for your understanding! 🐾

— The Ranch Docs Veterinary Services Team🫶🏼🐶

08/31/2026

📢 LABOUR DAY HOLIDAY CLOSURE 🇨🇦

Ranch Docs Veterinary Services Inc. will be CLOSED Monday, September 7th for Labour Day.

🐾 Please remember to pick up any medications, prescriptions, or food your pets may need before the long weekend.

🚨 A veterinarian will be available on call 24/7 for emergencies.

We hope everyone has a safe and happy long weekend! ❤️🐾

Thank you for your understanding!

08/29/2026

Today, we remember the pets who have left paw prints on our hearts and the unconditional love they gave throughout their lives.

For many families, saying goodbye to a beloved companion is one of life's most difficult moments. Today is an opportunity to reflect on the cherished memories, unwavering companionship, and lasting bond that continues long after they're gone.

We also extend our gratitude to the veterinary professionals who provide compassionate care and support to families during these deeply emotional moments.

Today, we remember. We reflect. We honor the pets who will never be forgotten. 💚

06/17/2026

Today is Eat Your Veggies Day!
Fruits and vegetables can make great snacks for dogs. They can be a great way to provide healthy, low calorie treats compared to many commercial dog treats, and they can help maintain healthy body weight.

Some fruits and veggies that your dog may enjoy include: Apples (without core or seeds), asparagus (cooked), blueberries, strawberries, brussel sprouts (cooked), cantaloupe, green beans (cooked or raw), pumpkin (cooked), spinach (cooked), sweet potatoes (cooked), and watermelon.

Not all fruits and veggies are safe for your pets! Be sure to reach out to your veterinarian if you have any questions about what foods are safe for your dog or cat!

06/02/2026

Summer means more open doors, more outdoor adventures, and more opportunities for pets to wander away. Microchipping your pet can bring you peace of mind that if an accident is made, your pet is significantly more likely to be returned home. We offer microchipping at any of our routine wellness appointments, as well as our spay/neuter surgical procedures. Please give us a call or send us a message if you have any questions or would like to book your pet in for a microchip.

05/27/2026

Heads up! Next Monday (June 1st), we will be closing at 1:00pm so that we can conduct our annual inventory count. Please make arrangements to pick up any medications or food before then! Thank you!

05/13/2026

Our power has been restored. Unfortunately, our phones are still taking a minute to power back up. Thank you for your patience!

05/13/2026

Attention! Due to the severe weather, we currently have no power at the clinic. Please be advised that our phone systems may be down during this time. Please shoot us a message on Facebook if you need to get ahold of us in the mean time and we will do our best to get back to you. Sorry for the inconvenience and thank you for your patience during this time.

04/23/2026

⚠️Attention Pet Owners⚠️
The Alberta Veterinary Medical Association has issued that the emergency use of strychnine has been approved for ground squirrel control in Alberta. This is applicable from now and into 2027.

‼️ What this means for you:
There is an increased risk of accidental poisoning for pets and other animals. This can occur through the ingestion of poisoned bait or the ingestion of other animals that have been poisoned.

Symptoms can appear quickly and include restlessness, stiffness, tightened sensitivity, seizures, difficulties breathing, and dilated pupils.

If you believe your pet may have been exposed, seek veterinary care immediately. There is no antidote, but early supportive care can be effective as treatment.