The Pet Healthcare Services That We Offer

Some dogs are born with an extra digit inside their paws, known as dewclaws. Many dogs find front dewclaws to be useful, but back dewclaws are looser and sometimes not properly attached. This can result in accidental detachments, an extremely painful event which could lead to infection. Our team strongly recommends getting your dog’s dewclaw removed, especially for dogs that like to dig or are very active indoors and outdoors. Removing dewclaws early is the best practice, our team finds.

Conveniently, our team can remove dewclaws during scheduled spaying or neutering procedures for a small additional fee. Older dogs are given anesthesia and younger dogs can undergo the surgery with local painkillers. Save time and save money by choosing Hamptons Animal Hospital/ Spay & Neuter Centre.

During your pet’s regular check-up, our vets make sure to examine his or her mouth and teeth. If we find anything that needs attention, we’ll work with you to make a convenient dental cleaning appointment. From regular cleanings to extractions, we can do it all! Best of all, we’ll give you advice on how to keep your pet’s teeth clean and healthy long after they leave our clinic.

If your pet needs X-rays, blood work, an ultrasound, or other diagnostic testing to diagnose or rule out potential health problems, we can complete this all conveniently in our office.

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As pets age, their joints wear out. Excess weight stresses the joints as well. Additionally, injuries happen to your four-legged friend as a result of animal attacks and even falling. If your dog or cat suffers from a knee injury, a veterinarian in Edmonton, Alberta is able to help. 

We have experience with a number of veterinary emergency situations, including accidental ingestion of poisons, broken bones, and lacerations. We can also assist with end-of-life care when the time comes, we can ensure that is respectful, gentle and pain-free.

If your pet needs a surgical procedure, it's important that you work with a veterinarian you can trust. Our veterinarian at Hamptons Animal Hospital in Edmonton has years of experience and will treat your pet with the care and compassion you expect. From simple inpatient procedures to more complex surgeries, our vet is here to serve you and your furry best friend.

If your pet becomes lost and winds up at the pound, the first thing officials there will look for is a pet microchip or tattoo. With professional microchipping or tattooing, a lost pet can find his way home quickly. Microchips and tattoos are superior to collars and tags, which can easily be removed or lost.

In order to implant a pet microchip, your dog or cat must be put under with anesthesia. Our team then inserts the chip between your pet’s shoulder blades. If he’s ever lost and brought to a shelter, the microchip can be scanned. After finding your pet’s individual ID number, he can be back at home, safe and sound, within hours.

Tattooing is another option. It lets shelters and pounds know that an animal is not a stray. At our clinic, tattoos are done within your pet’s left ear. Shelter and pound workers are trained to immediately search for a microchip or tattoo after receiving a new animal.

Proper nutrition is key to ensuring that your pet lives a long and healthy life. There is not one nutrition plan that will work for all types of pets, which is why we will work with you one-on-one to design a customized plan. Whether you have a large Rottweiler or a small cat, we have the right information you need to keep them full and healthy. If your pet is having a little trouble shedding those winter pounds, we can also help with weight loss management.