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March is dental month!
Did you know - 80% of dogs and 70% of cats have some kind of oral disease by the age of 3. Make sure to get your pet checked!
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Why Us?

The best for your pet!

AAHA accredited
Financing Options
Quick turnaround time
Affordable Fees
Friendly and Caring Team
Accept all major insurance companies
Long Business Hours (8am to 8pm Mon to Sat)
State-of-Art Facility with all high tech equipment & clean environment
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We Care

Caring for your pet As a Vet In Edmonton
is what we do best

Vision

We know how valuable your pet is to you. In fact they aren’t just pets, they are members of your family. When we care for your pet, we care for you and that is why it’s our goal to always put both you and your furry family members first!
These core values drive us.

Passion for Success

We will constantly strive for excellence. We will be the best we can be and create value in everything we do. We will be proactive and entrepreneurial, propelled by a sense of urgency, competitiveness and total dedication to results. Our goal is to make us your choice for a vet in Edmonton.

Teamwork

With trust and respect for each other and with unity in purpose, we will work toward out shared aspirations, transcending boundaries along functional and organizational lines.

Our Services

Everything for your pet

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Vaccinations

Your veterinarian can recommend the vaccination program that is best suited to your geographic area. No matter where you live, puppies and kittens need their initial series of vaccinations, called core vaccines, for diseases such as rabies, feline panleukopenia (distemper), feline viral rhinotracheitis rhinotracheitis, feline calicivirus infection, canine distemper, canine parvovirus, and canine hepatitis. After those core vaccinations, what your pet needs depends on where you live and what lifestyle you and your pet lead (i.e., do you take your pet on trips, stay in one geographic area, have busy play-dates, rarely leave your yard, etc.).

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Spay and Neuter

Spaying your dog or cat at an appropriate age, which can be determined by your veterinarian, can help prevent numerous health and behavioral concerns. Spayed females have a low to no risk of mammary gland tumors / cancer, pyometra, uterine/ovarian cancers, and uterine infections. It also costs less than caring for a litter. Neutering male dogs and cats reduces marking/spraying, aggression, and roaming. Your veterinarian can help you decide on the appropriate age for this procedure.

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Annual Health Checks

Your pet should have at least an annual checkup with your veterinarian. It's the equivalent of your annual physical. (Some pets may need more frequent checkups, due to on-going health problems, age-related diseases, etc.) Your pet's doctor will do a physical exam and feel the skin, muscles, bones, etc. for problems; check his teeth; and make sure his health appears to be good. Finding a potential problem sooner, rather than later, is always best for your pet’s health. (And often, it saves you money over the long run.) The older your pet gets, the more important this preventive care becomes.

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Pet Dental Care

Bad breath isn't an accident; our pets get it for the same reasons we do, and one of those reasons is poor oral health. However, the need for dental care goes far beyond the importance of treating “bad” teeth that are painful and thus can make pets reluctant to eat or drink. The bacteria involved in the infection can travel through the body, causing problems in other organs. You can help to prevent dental disease by brushing your pet's teeth regularly at home with a toothpaste made for pets, not humans, and by making sure your veterinarian checks your pet's teeth at every appointment. Your pet may need a dental cleaning under anesthesia for such concerns as gingivitis, periodontal disease, or tooth resorption.

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Parasite Prevention

Internal and external parasites can make your pet (and, in some cases, your family) sick, so using preventatives can keep your pet comfortable and save you a lot of money. It is important to control fleas, ticks, tapeworms, ascarids, other intestinal worms, and heartworms. An infestation of fleas can suck so much blood that your pet can become anemic. They also can cause skin problems. Ticks can transmit Lyme disease, Rocky Mountain spotted fever, ehrlichiosis, babesiosis, and Cytauxzoonosis. In ALBERTA we advise treatment for pets that frequent the outdoors between the months of March - October (When the temperatures are above 4 Degrees for the most part) An annual exam within the past 6-12 months is required for us to dispense these medications.

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Emergencies

We are set up for emergencies at our hospital. If an emergency came in, we try to stabilize the patient and prepare for further procedure.

1,500+
Happy clients
9
staff members
2,000+
surgeries conducted
12
hours open per day

What our clients say

We’ve come to this vet for a while now and we love them so much! They care so much about our pets! And were sooo good to us when my daughters rabbit passed away. They helped us when we had a house fire and all of our pets were not well all at once! I love how they educate us about things that could benefit our pets and they make sure we understand exactly what they are doing for our pets. I’ve never had a vet so transparent and supportive before. They love what they do and it shows.

Samantha

Lakeview Animal Hospital accommodated my lil dog Zoe for emergency dental teeth extraction. Not only are they reasonably priced compared to other Vets, but they will go above and beyond to help your pet and accommodate them in an emergency situation. Thank you to all the great staff there. My lil Zoe is doing well after surgery and living a better life in her golden years! Thank you !

Paola

Lakeview was very pleasant, efficient and professional. They were very helpful in answering all of our questions. Especially regarding crossing borders with our dog.

Nancy

This vet clinic has been amazing to my dog from the very first day. Everyone has been super caring and friendly. Dr. Tahir is very knowledgeable and kind to the pet and their human. He does a really good job explaining the information and takes the time to ensure you understand everything. Overall I've had a really positive experience with this vet clinic.

Astrid