New Patients

We are a Spruce Grove vet clinic, providing veterinary services for dogs and cats in Parkland county and the Tri Municipal area.

We always welcome new patients

At Parkland Vet, our veterinarians specialize in cat’s and dogs.

Please refer to our small animals page for resources on who to contact if you have a bird or reptile that needs a vet.

We know you will be very happy with our services.

Our veterinarians and staff are devoted to staying on top of the latest diagnostics, treatments, and wellness programs to maintain your pet’s optimal health. Let’s work together to keep your beloved furry friend happy and healthy!

As amazing as our veterinarians are, there’s an entire team of support staff behind them. Please take a moment to familiarize yourself with our animal health technicians, office staff and kennel support team.

To get started, we invite you to check out the What to Expect section below, then contact our veterinary team if you have questions, or simply schedule an appointment.

What To Expect

Parkland Vet Clinic – delivered with courtesy and respect!

As a new client of our vet clinic in Spruce Grove, you can expect our full attention to your pets’ needs.

When you arrive for your appointment, you will be greeted warmly, and we’ll usher you into an examination room after checking in your pet.

Then, one of our veterinarians will examine your pet, ask you further questions and then may recommend diagnostic tests if needed. Once the tests have been run, which can usually be done in the practice, your doctor will discuss a possible diagnosis and treatment plan if warranted.

This is a great time to ask questions. Our veterinary team wants to make sure you’re completely comfortable with the information we’re providing.

Our veterinary technician will wrap things up and will provide you with helpful pet care information and answer wellness and care questions for you. Our front desk staff will process your payment and schedule any needed follow up.

Please note: Our goal is to see all our clients and patients on time, and although we have contingencies for emergencies, there will be times where the unexpected will create delays. We will ensure these are minimized as much as possible.

Our Approach

Our clinic offers preventive, regenerative and rehabilitative medicine to ensure that both yours and your pet’s needs are met optimally and in-house.

Your pet’s life and health is vital and we ensure to provide services that can provide recourse no matter which direction you may go.

The adage, “Hindsight is 20/20” often holds true in many of life’s discourses. So too, is it relevant in the biology of animals. You are better off being proactive and therefore, preventative than looking back and saying, “If I had known, I would have done that”.

Despite this adage the materialization of this saying on a quite frequent basis, rehabilitative and regenerative medicine is relied upon to facilitate these veterinary shortcomings.

Preventative Medicine

Preventative medicine is not a single procedure, medication or treatment. Instead, it consists of a vast majority of checks and balances of assessing your pet’s health, wellness, and risk of diseases or health problems.

Once the veterinarian has obtained his findings he advises on the proper nutrition, vaccinations, dental care, or preventative treatment to defend against the potential risks. It is imperative to take heed to your vet’s recommendations, as it can be life changing for you and your furry companion.

Safeguarding your pet’s health can include regular wellness exams as changes such as age, injury, and size can have an impact on your pet’s risk factors. Further, if you are forewarned about potential risks, wellness checkups should occur more than once per year. Your vet will outline a visitation schedule and a lifestyle plan to ensure your pet is in its best health.

Rehabilitative and Regenerative Medicine

When your pet has had surgery, experienced injury or trauma, or suffers from chronic diseases that make their lives challenging, their mobility becomes abnormal. Interactions and simple tasks become strained.

Rehabilitative and regenerative medicine works to relieve your pet from pain and restore health and mobility to a state that is sometimes better than they were in before.

Based on your pet’s needs, your veterinarian will create a rehabilitative plan that includes exercise, massages, and assessments of your pet’s physiological and anatomical needs in order to derive the intensity and manual therapy that will accommodate recovery. Not all cases are repairable with rehabilitation.

Regenerative Medicine

Laser Therapy

Laser therapy is a reliable regenerative method that uses light energy, fired at a specified wavelength, to restore and regenerate function in the injury or pain site. Our veterinarians have specialized training to administer laser therapy and provide the most effective treatment.

Laser therapy works to treat the following conditions:

Read more about how we use laser therapy here.

We are excited to meet you and your human and animal family members!