We make you and your animals feel comfortable, either at your home or ours.
Ambulatory and In Clinic Services
Stone Ridge Veterinary Services Ltd. offers ambulatory and in clinic services to Westlock, Thorhild and Sturgeon counties. Veterinary care is offered directly at your farm, barn, or home or at our new facility.
Our small animal facility features two exam rooms, kennel room, outdoor dog runs, x-ray, blood analyzers, treatment room, pharmacy and a lab. We offer medicine and general anesthesia for soft tissue surgery and spay/neuter surgery.
Our barn has three stalls, a handling stock for horses and a wash rack. It will be fully complete summer 2019.
We feel ambulatory practice can offer a great service to those who have difficulty transporting their animals to a clinic or maybe have many animals needing attention at one time. Maybe a tight work schedule makes it difficult get home, grab the animal and get to the clinic. By coming to you, we can often arrange visits over lunch time, therefore limiting time off from work. Sometimes animals are too old or injured to transport. This is particularly true for euthanasias. The animals can pass in the comfort of their own home with family present and be buried on site (bylaws permitting). These services will continue to be offered in addition to in clinic care.
Our small animal facility features two exam rooms, kennel room, outdoor dog runs, x-ray, blood analyzers, treatment room, pharmacy and a lab. We offer medicine and general anesthesia for soft tissue surgery and spay/neuter surgery.
Our barn has three stalls, a handling stock for horses and a wash rack. It will be fully complete summer 2019.
We feel ambulatory practice can offer a great service to those who have difficulty transporting their animals to a clinic or maybe have many animals needing attention at one time. Maybe a tight work schedule makes it difficult get home, grab the animal and get to the clinic. By coming to you, we can often arrange visits over lunch time, therefore limiting time off from work. Sometimes animals are too old or injured to transport. This is particularly true for euthanasias. The animals can pass in the comfort of their own home with family present and be buried on site (bylaws permitting). These services will continue to be offered in addition to in clinic care.