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Located at 55 Southwest Drive SW
Located at 1002 South Railway Street SE (former Valley Pet Hospital)
Open Noon to 6 daily
Open Monday to Friday, 10 am - 7 pm Saturday and Sunday, 10 am - 6 pm
Humane Services Owner relinquished animals
Pound Services Lost, found or stray domestic animals
Animal care and welfare/protection of animals
Reuniting pets with owners
Low-cost spaying or neutering, micro-chipping
City of Medicine Hat pet licenses
Compassionate care
Compassionate services including food, shelter, medical treatment
Owner education and adoption of pets
Adoption of pets
Phone: 403.526.7722
Phone: 403.487.5671
www.medhatspca.ca
www.aparc.ca
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The Medicine Hat SPCA... 37 Years Helping the Animals EDITOR
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hough owning and loving any pet is wonderful, there is indeed something special about being a cat person. Cats choose us and to be in a relationship with a cat is something special. So for those of you who own other animals or are thinking of being owned by a cat, here is a primer on their secret language. Of course, when I speak of a secret cat language, I am also referring to the secret language of humans with their cats, as we all come up with
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By Dr. Daniel Schnee
a kind of lingua franca, a common way of communicating that is unique each cat/ owner bond. So the secret language of cats is really the language of our relationships. First of all, it is important to understand that cats often do things that look like one thing but are actually something else. For example, when a cat flops down and exposes their belly they, unlike dogs, are not looking for a belly rub. Cats are saying that
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"Cats often do things that look like one thing but are actually something else." they are friendly and their lying on their back is a sign that they are not dangerous, as opposed to standing up with an arched back, which means they are prepared to be aggressive. This is why when you go to scratch their belly while they are on their back they will kick your hand back with their legs. If you and the cat have known each other for a long time and the cat knows you are not being aggressive by trying to scratch their belly they will take it as a sign of play and will still gently “attack” your hand. Cats will also flop on their back and expose their belly to demonstrate they are ready to use all four of their paws at once to defend themselves, so reading the cat’s overall mood is important when the cat is in this position.
tion, but rather to scent what they consider their home, and the fact that they use the cheek scent means they are happily making sure the home’s scents are unified and stable.
from a cat that they love you. This means that they will get the same message if you do a slow blink right back. And if you want to add even more love to the moment, hold a finger or your hand out and let them sniff it and/or rub their cheek against it. This double gesture signals to the cat that you are reciprocating their love, and want to be a scent companion.
Most importantly though, cats have a very specific way of saying ‘I love you’ that even most cat owners are unaware of. If you are facing a cat, looking at their face, they will do a slow blink. Though this looks like a mere blink, it is a major signal
Secondly, cats scent things with their paws and cheeks, not just their urine. This is why cats rub their cheeks against objects and people; not just as a sign of affec-
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THE MEDICINE HAT SPCA‌. YEARS HELPING THE ANIMALS! SPCA stands for the Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. It is a non-profit, charitable organization which provides help to homeless animals. The oldest SPCA organization is the RSPCA, which was founded in England in 1824. MHSPCA was incorporated in 1979.
Care-examinations, vaccinations, medical care and sometimes surgical procedures for animals prior to adoption. All our animals are spay/neutered and microchipped.
To fully understand us, here is an overview of some of our MHSPCA Shelter Services and Programs:
We have a Transfer Program aimed at rescuing and then finding homes for animals admitted from the City of Medicine Hat Pound.(APARC)
We have an Admissions Program, sheltering and caring for hundreds of owner-surrendered companion animals. Our shelter accepts every cat, dog, rabbit, 6
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bird, guinea pig, or other small pet that is brought to its doors, regardless of age, temperament, or health condition. We
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We provide Low-Cost Spay/Neuter/Microchip Programs for qualified residents.
We provide Adoption Services for companion animals. Also, our Pets for
shelter on a regular basis. Love is shared by both the humans and the animals! We have a Foster Care Program, which provides extended care for kittens and puppies and their mothers. We provide Humane Education Programs for schools and other youth groups in our City and surrounding areas; promoting responsible pet ownership, spaying and neutering and other animal welfare topics. We offer Animal First-Aid courses for those interested in learning how to care for their pets.
Seniors Program, allows seniors 65 years of age or over, to adopt an older S/N cat for a discounted price. We do Temperament Assessments for the dogs admitted. Shelter staff and volunteers work closely with the dogs to correct any inappropriate behaviors before adoption. We have an Enrichment Program, designed to reduce boredom, decrease stress levels and enrich the lives of animals during their stay at the shelter. These enrichment activities are carried out by staff and many volunteers, who visit the
Do Drop By Our SPCA Adopt-APet Facility and Give Our Animals some LOVE!! Call us: 403-526-7722, Check out our website: medhatspca.ca Come visit our animals: SPCA Adopt-A-Pet Facility
We have a Book Buddy Program, allowing children to come to the shelter and read to cat or dog. Children come to practice their reading in a non-threatening environment; helping to reduce anxiety in our shelter pets, while nurturing empathy for the animals. We are part of the Regional Emergency Response Plan-We coordinate evacuation and care for animals during a crisis. (Flood etc.) We strive to be the number one resource for people looking for new pets or for people with pets in need of assistance.
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nimal Medical Centre South provides a variety of veterinary services for animals in Dunmore and the Medicine Hat area. We offer medical and surgical care for animals of practically all shapes and sizes. Farmers, horse owners and pet lovers alike depend on us for the continuing health of their animals. From regular wellness exams and vaccinations to surgeries and dentistry, we’re here for your pets. While our clinic is still new in the community, our team at Animal Medical Centre South has more than 30 years experience in the veterinary field. We’re passionate about offering preventive medicine for the animals and practical nutritional counselling for their owners to best keep their beloved pets happy and healthy. We also focus on pain management, which leads to quicker recoveries and better overall health. Some of our other services include: Microchip implanting, Ultrasounds and X-rays, In-house laboratory diagnostics, Exotic health exams and Ambulatory services, just to name a few. The AMC South staff understands that pet and animal health problems don’t keep normal office hours. That is why we offer 24/7 emergency services. If your pet is having a health emergency, do not hesitate to call us immediately. We at Animal Medical Centre South strive to provide you and your pet with the most current and up to date care in Veterinary Medicine. We aim to create a professional and personal bond with both our clients and their furry companions, building a stronger furr-ever home, one client, one pet at a time. 59 East 3rd Avenue, Dunmore, AB, T1A 7E4 Phone 403-527-4888 Please note that we offer 24/7 emergency services. Our clinic is located on the service road just down from the Co-op beside Iron Horse in Dunmore and just a few miles east of Medicine Hat. We offer free parking.
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"We’re passionate about offering preventive medicine for the animals and practical nutritional counselling for their owners to best keep their animals healthy."
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Why Artificial Grass? Let’s talk about the benefits of artificial grass. It is not for everyone. Some people like to cut their lawn. Artificial grass lawns offer a beautiful, low maintenance alternative to natural grass with many benefits. It is a responsible landscape option with the environment in mind. Artificial grass is ideal for people on the go who really don’t want the upkeep of a high maintenance yard. If you are a dog owner and tired of battling the never ending brown spots, synthetic grass is a great option for the back yard or a specific dog run. Perhaps a putting green is an idea if you are an avid golfer. Synthetic grass is a great alternative around pools. The options are endless. Artificial grass not only looks wonderful, but it can offer the environment some well-deserved water conservation and chemi12
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COMMUNITY cal free maintenance based on a recycled product. Sounds great right, let’s get into some details. Synthetic grass looks real without the hassles of upkeep. Technology has really helped in developing some very realistic grass. Gone are the days of the indoor-outdoor carpet look. Todays Synthetic Lawn have light and dark blades of grass at different lengths and realistic thatch of brown and green tones, all of which produce a perfect duplicated look of the original. It is sometimes hard to see the difference. Manufacturers have really done their homework in making the most realistic product backed with excellent warranties. Synthetic grass is made out of many recyclable products, essentially bottles. Products such as ForeverLawn consist of 75% by weight recycled material and incorporate soy beans in the backing which are a 100% renewable resource. Artificial grass is also recognized as a material that contributes to sustainable building with a LEED building rating. It can help green builders meet the guidelines to produce some of the most sustainable buildings possible.
spend less time mowing, edging, and seeding brown spots left by the dog. Maintaining a natural grass lawn requires a variety of fertilizers, pesticides, and weed killing chemicals to keep the grass looking its best. A synthetic turf landscape eliminates the need for these lawn care chemicals, keeping them out of the yard and out of children and pets harm while doing your part for the environment. Homeowners no longer have to start up the stinky, noisy Lawn mower or Lawn trimmer, not unless waking the neighbors is part of your Saturday morning. On average, people spend 40hrs of their time maintain a beautiful yard edging and mowing. Enjoying your Saturday morning reading the paper and a coffee sounds more appealing to me. Synthetic grass is a realistic option in creating beautiful landscapes without the time and maintenance involved. While it may not be for everyone, there are many benefits to a homeowner’s lifestyle and it offers a wonderful alternative in sustaining the environment. Enjoy your Yard!
The best part of artificial grass is you don’t have to water it. They stay green, lush and beautiful all year, an inviting look after a long winter. Water conservation can mean many things to homeowners. Saving money is first on the list. Watering lawns in the summer account for a huge percentage of your water bill. The cost savings can be substantial. The Synthetic Turf Council has estimated that the use of artificial grass has resulted in billions of conserved water per year. Not only do you save money on water bills, but some cities have gone so far as to offer rebates and credits to residents installing artificial turf. There is no doubt that the homeowner will
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Established in 1988, Pet Heaven Memorial Gardens and Crematorium is a family owned and operated business.
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hroughout the Medicine Hat and surrounding area’s veterinarian clinics, we offer cremations of your beloved pets. All arrangements can be made through your veterinarian clinic. Over the last 27 years, we have established a close working relationship with this clinic to help pet owners during this distressing time. Located just twenty minutes outside of Medicine Hat in Cypress County, we also
prov i d e burials of your beloved pet. Burials are completed in a park like setting, where owners may visit grave sites. If you choose to cremate, we offer a variety of beautiful urns to keep your pet’s remains. Your veterinarian clinic will provide you with a list of prices depending upon the size of your pet and the choice of keepsake urn.
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Alberta Pound and Rescue Centre
The Alberta Pound and Rescue Centre was founded to provide the best possible care to the lost and homeless animals of Medicine Hat. Whether an animal wandered away from their loving home and is waiting to be reunited or looking for a new home to take them in we will be there to help. Whenever an animal is brought to us by Medicine Hat Bylaw services or by members of the public we do our best to return them to their owners. It is always easier to reunite pets with their owners when they are tattooed, microchipped, or wearing their city license. In these cases, it also makes the reclaim process much easier so we always recommend microchipping your pet. When there is nothing to lead us to an owner we post pictures and descriptions on social media. The great people of Medicine Hat who like and share our posts have helped return
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many pets to their loving homes. Sadly, many of the animals that come through our doors are homeless and have no one to care for them. For these animals we spay/neuter, microchip, vaccinate, and deworm them before putting them up for adoption. Everyone here at APARC loves to see our animals go on to good homes where they can be truly happy. We also provide emergency care for many animals. Roaming the streets can be very dangerous for domestic animals so we are here to ensure they receive the necessary medical attention when accidents happen. We are proud to say we have never euthanized an animal for space, and with the help of the community we can keep that going. Our caring staff and amazing volunteers work hard to find homes for as many animals as possible. Though sometimes it is necessary to transfer some to other shelters and
rescue organizations. To minimize euthanasia, we started a barn buddies program so cats who do not enjoy human companionship have a chance at a happy life chasing mice. Because we believe in being accountable to the community every month we post a transparency report on our Facebook page so everyone can see our numbers.
people, and other rescue organizations, who have welcomed us into the community. Since opening our doors we have been blown away by the support of the community. Many people have come forward to donate food, toys, old blankets, and even to help pay for the vet bills of our sick and injured animals.
We would like to thank the many
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Cypress View Veterinary Clinic was established over 30 years ago. Even in our early beginnings the goal has always been to provide care for your pets that we can take pride in.
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any things have changed since the beginning but the goal is still the same. We strive to be the best at what we do, forming bonds with our client and patients all while maintaining a great place to for our staff to work. Cypress View is a small animal practice focused on care for Cats and Dogs. We offer a wide variety of services to existing and new clients. Including but not limited to preventative care, elective surgery, orthopedic surgery, laparoscopic surgery, ophthalmic surgery, diagnostic services including radiology, laboratory, and pathology, ultrasound, rehabilitation, dental services, nutrition counselling, weight loss counselling, and exportation assistance.
fication as well as two certified rehabilitation assistants. We have really enjoyed the changes we have been able to make in injured, aged and athletic competing and working dogs. The new facility houses the underwater treadmill, laser, and of course our rehab team that will work on a treatment plan made specifically for your pet by our amazing team.
Cypress View moved our focus to strictly small animal 4 years ago and since then have begun expanding to better suit our patients’ needs. Recently we completed our expansion that houses a state of the art rehabilitation centre including an underwater treadmill as well as additional space for our ever expanding practice. We now have two veterinarians with rehabilitation certi-
Surgery has also become a large part of our veterinary practice with our growing team forever learning about new and improved procedures. We offer a variety of surgical services and are so proud of the work we do that we have a day in the life of a surgery patient album on our website. Laparoscopic surgery has given us greater potential recently with allowing minimal invasiveness
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for large procedures such as gastropexy and large dog spays. We also use the same equipment and training for scoping for diagnostic procedures. Aside from this specialized procedure we offer additional specialized orthopaedic procedures that was previously only available in larger centers. Surgery at Cypress view ranges from electives to emergencies. The large team of veterinarians has allowed each Dr. to find their surgical strong point and work towards offering services with continuing education and other additional learning opportunities. Aside from specialty services we offer preventative care in order to keep your pet in top condition throughout the years. Preventative visits address everything from vaccination against common diseases, and an examination from nose to tail. Items such as dental care, skin care, and nutrition are common topics during these visits. This is also a great time to have any questions
answered about your pet answered by your veterinary team. Our team is forever expanding and we now employ 7 veterinarians, 11 registered technicians, and 10 support staff. We all take pride in the community that has embraced us and love giving back whenever we can. Our team can be found at local pet events hosting hydration and first aid booths, or low cost microchipping clinics with all proceeds going to local rescue, and in recent years holiday photo shoots with local pet photographer Emma Bennet, again with all proceeds going to local groups and our SPCA. We also enjoy getting out in the community for fun as a group in local runs and taking part in the Medicine Hat Stampede for the last 3 years with no intention of stopping.
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If dogs had their way, I'm sure there are things they wish we would do to make their lives less complicated. We are constantly doing things that confuse the heck out of them and we wonder why they are "misbehaving".
This is probably the number one thing on the dog's list. If we would always use one command to mean one thing, life would be so much easier. For instance, DOWN means lay down. It doesn't mean get off the cupboard. It doesn't mean stop jumping on people. Don't give your dog mixed messages.
Let's say you start a new job. You sit at a desk...but no one ever comes to explain your duties. The boss starts yelling at you for not doing any work. That's what we do to our dogs. We don't teach them what we expect and then get angry at them for not getting it right.
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Dogs are a different species. They are not human. Surprised? They have different instincts, communication skills and rituals. Do you circle the toilet three times before you use it? Think of them as coming from a different culture... or another planet. We need to help them fit into our human world in such a way that we can live together harmoniously. Dogs use their mouths to investigate. They need to chew. Don't punish them for chewing your yummy leather shoe... teach them what they are allowed to chew on. Dogs use their mouths when they play. They don't understand that teeth on human skin hurts. Don't punish them for biting, it's a natural play instinct ... teach them to inhibit their bite. Get the gist? Oh...and be consistent
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Listen by watching.
People often say their dog reacts to other dogs approaching because they are being protective. That is not their job - it's yours. Learn to take charge. If there is a potential threat, step between your dog and the approaching danger. Don't be afraid to ask other owners to keep their dogs away.
Yawning, ears pinned back and lip licking are signs that your dog is stressed. Hard eyes, ears alert and heightened posture is your dog's way of saying back off. You should remove your dog from the situation that is causing them grief. If you're not paying attention, expect your dog to react in a manner you won't like.
Don't put your dog in dangerous situations such as a down stay outside a store while you run inside. Someone may accidentally step on your dog or some kids may start teasing the dog. Any dog, given the right circumstances, will bite. If you leave them vulnerable, they may be forced to protect themselves.
The more you watch, the more you will understand what they are trying to tell you.
That's your job.
Dogs are masters of body language - their number one method of communication. You can learn to understand them by paying attention to the signals they are giving.
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MEDICINE HAT OFF-LEASH DOG PARKS The City of Medicine Hat provides residents and visitors with more than 1,500 hectares of land where dogs are allowed off-leash. These areas are multi-use, border residences, and include much of the Leisure Trail System. Off-leash areas in Medicine Hat are Environmental Reserve areas distributed throughout the city. These are the only areas where dogs are allowed to be off-leash while in public; dogs are required to be on-leash in the rest of the city. Following the rules for use and practicing good etiquette will help ensure that all users have a positive experience.
“OFF-LEASH RULES & ETIQUETTE” Owners must keep their dogs on-leash unless they are within a designated off-leash area. Owners are required to clean up after their dog immediately, as well as carry a suitable means of removal and disposal Respect all other trail users. Stay alert for other trail traffic and walk on the right to reduce the chance of accidents. Dogs should always be in sight of their owners. If you can’t see them, you are not in control. 22
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SENIOR PETS Due to improved veterinary care and dietary habits pets are living longer now than they ever have before. One consequence of this is that pets, along with their owners and veterinarians are faced with the whole new set of age related conditions. At City Veterinary Hospital not only that we focus on prevention of these conditions, but that our vets and the team have special interest and expertise to help owners best handle these special needs of their pets.
GRATITUDE Words are not enough to appreciate the efforts of organizations like “Save Old Souls� in our community whose volunteers work selflessly towards helping some of these ageing pets. Members of our pet loving community then come forward to adopt them and shower them with love. City Veterinary hospital feels proud to be part of, and serving such a wonderful community.
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LASER Here at City Veterinary hospital we believe in offering the best that’s why we offer one of the safest and most efficient ways to spay/neuter your animal with LASER. Our laser can be used for many different surgical procedures. Laser means less bleeding, less pain and quicker healing!
LATEST TECHNOLOGY Thanks to our highly equipped in-house diagnostic lab, anesthetic equipment and our unquenched thirst for the latest knowledge and technology that at city veterinary hospital we are able to provide quick diagnosis and very safe anesthesia to meet the needs of the ageing geriatric pets as well as very young puppies or kittens.
At City Veterinary hospital we care about your pets. Our focus is to keep your pet healthy and happy now and for years to come.
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ALBERTA POUND & RESCUE CENTRE 1002 S Railway Street S.E. Medicine Hat, AB T1A 2W2 403-487-5671 www.aparc.ca Pound Services
ANIMAL MEDICAL CENTRE 59 E 3rd Ave Dunmore, AB T1B 0L2 403-527-4888 www.amcsouth.ca Mixed Animal Veterinary Clinic. Farmers, Horse Owners, Pet Lovers
CITY OF MEDICINE HAT - MEDICINE HAT POLICE SERVICE 884 – 2 Street S.E. Medicine Hat, AB T1A 8H2 403-529-8416 Municipal Enforcement
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PET DIRECTORY CITY OF MEDICINE HAT PARKS AND RECREATION 88 Kipling Street S.E. Medicine Hat, AB 403-525-8333 www.medicinehat.ca On leash and Off leash areas
CITY VETERINARY HOSPITAL #4 – 840 Kingsway Ave S.E. Medicine Hat, AB T1A 8G5 403-529-2525 www.cityvethospital.com Veterinary Services, Pet Grooming, Pet food, Pet grooming products and supplements
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CYPRESS VIEW VETERINARY CLINIC 2458 9 Ave S.W. Medicine Hat, AB T1A 8P3 403-527-1825 www.cypressviewvet.ca Veterinary Services, Pet Passports, Professional Pet Products
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PET HEAVEN MEMORIAL GARDEN & CREMATORIUM Cypress County 403-526-0747 www.petheaven memorial.ca Pet Cemetery
JAWS 4 PAWS #3 – 900 Highway Ave. Redcliff, AB T0J 2P0 403-548-7707 Boarding – small breed dogs. Grooming, calm quiet environment for any dog
LANDSCAPE DEPOT / FOREVER LAWN 50 Southwest Dr. S.W. Medicine Hat, AB T1A 8L6 403-527-1822 www.alberta.forever-lawn.com Get germs, stink and stains out of grass
MUTTLEY CREW 738 – 15th St. S.W. Medicine Hat, AB T1A 4W6 403-504-0408 www.muttley@shaw.ca Pet Grooming, Clipping & Washing, Pet Food & Supplies, Pet Care Services
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PET DIRECTORY SIT, STAY, COME & PLAY 846 – 23 Street S.W. Medicine Hat, AB 403-581-0727 www sitstaycomeandplay.com Dog Training Classes, Canine Behavioral consulting
SPCA 55 Southwest Dr. S.E. Medicine Hat, AB T1A 8E8 403-526-7722 www.medhatspca.ca Care for sick, homeless and unwanted animals
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