Vets in the Kootenays

Vets in the Kootenays.

9 clinics, with what each one treats and offers from the clinic's own website. Plus 1 mobile vet who come to you. Filter by animal, service or city, or tap Near me.

Open 24 hours

In an emergency, phone first.

The 3 nearest 24-hour hospitals, open every day and night. All emergency vets

  • Fairfield Animal HospitalKelowna · 1987 Kirschner Rd
    250-860-6550
  • Petzoic Vet HospitalRocky View County · 101-11501 Buffalo Run Blvd
    403-453-9111
  • Trinity Hills 24hr Pet HospitalCalgary · 240 Na'a Plaza SW
    403-233-2888
Treats
Offers

Showing 9 of 9

  1. Vet clinic · Castlegar

    Arrow Lake Veterinary Hospital

    Treats
    Dogs, Cats
    Offers
    Check-ups, Vaccines, Dental, Surgery, Spay & neuter, X-ray & ultrasound, Acupuncture, House calls
    Hours
    Mon-Tue 8 a.m.-5 p.m. | Wed closed | Thu-Fri 8 a.m.-5 p.m. | Sat-Sun closed
    Address
    1036 Columbia Avenue

    From the clinic's website

  2. Vet clinic · Castlegar

    Castlegar Veterinary Hospital

    • Urgent care
    Treats
    Dogs, Cats
    Offers
    Check-ups, Vaccines, Dental, Surgery, Spay & neuter, X-ray & ultrasound
    Hours
    Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-5 p.m. | Sat-Sun closed
    Address
    4340 Minto Rd

    From the clinic's website

  3. Vet clinic · Cranbrook

    Cranbrook Veterinary Hospital

    • Urgent care
    Treats
    Dogs, Cats
    Offers
    Check-ups, Vaccines, Dental, Surgery, Spay & neuter, X-ray & ultrasound, Behaviour
    Hours
    Mon-Fri 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. | Sat-Sun closed
    Address
    106 5 Ave S

    From the clinic's website

  4. Vet clinic · Cranbrook

    Steeples Veterinary Clinic

    • Urgent care
    Treats
    Dogs, Cats, Rabbits, Birds, Reptiles, Small pets, Horses, Farm animals
    Offers
    Check-ups, Vaccines, Dental, Surgery, Spay & neuter, X-ray & ultrasound
    Hours
    Mon-Fri 7:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. | Sat 9 a.m.-5 p.m. | Sun closed
    Address
    3410 Victor Rd

    From the clinic's website

  5. Vet clinic · Cranbrook

    Tanglefoot Veterinary Services

    • Emergencies in opening hours
    • Urgent care
    Treats
    Dogs, Cats, Exotics, Horses, Farm animals
    Offers
    Check-ups, Vaccines, Dental, Surgery, X-ray & ultrasound, Rehab & physio, Acupuncture, End-of-life care
    Hours
    Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-5:30 p.m.,Sat 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
    Address
    315 Industrial Road F

    From the clinic's website

  6. Vet clinic · Creston

    Creston Veterinary Hospital

    • Urgent care
    Treats
    Dogs, Cats, Rabbits, Small pets, Birds, Reptiles, Horses, Farm animals
    Offers
    Check-ups, Vaccines, Dental, Surgery, Spay & neuter, X-ray & ultrasound
    Hours
    Mon-Fri 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
    Address
    1605 Dogwood Street

    From the clinic's website

  7. Vet clinic · Nelson

    Nelson Animal Hospital

    Treats
    Dogs, Cats
    Offers
    Check-ups, Vaccines, Dental, Surgery, Spay & neuter, X-ray & ultrasound, House calls, End-of-life care
    Hours
    8 a.m.-5 p.m. daily
    Address
    111 McDonald Drive

    From the clinic's website

  8. Vet clinic · Nelson

    Selkirk Veterinary Hospital

    • Urgent care
    Treats
    Dogs, Cats, Rabbits, Small pets, Birds, Reptiles
    Offers
    Check-ups, Vaccines, Dental, Surgery, Spay & neuter, X-ray & ultrasound, Rehab & physio, Laser therapy, Acupuncture, Arthritis care
    Hours
    Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-5 p.m. | Sat-Sun 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
    Address
    614 Railway St

    From the clinic's website

  9. Vet clinic · Trail

    West Kootenay Animal Hospital

    Treats
    Dogs, Cats
    Offers
    Check-ups, Vaccines, Dental, Surgery, Spay & neuter, X-ray & ultrasound, Rehab & physio
    Hours
    Mon-Thu 8:15 a.m.-6 p.m. | Fri 8:15 a.m.-5 p.m. | Sat-Sun closed
    Address
    1610 Green Gables Road

    From the clinic's website

House calls

Vets who come to you.

1 mobile vet based in the Kootenays, with no clinic to visit: they treat your animal at home. Each one is listed by the town it's based in. Phone to check they cover your area.

  1. Mobile vet · based in Nelson

    Maybank Mobile Veterinary Services

    Treats
    Dogs, Cats
    Offers
    Check-ups, Vaccines, Urgent care, End-of-life care

    From the vet's website

The guide

At a glance

This guide lists 9 vet clinics and animal hospitals in the Kootenays. 9 of them have been checked against the clinic's own website for the animals they treat and the services they offer; the rest show what's on the map until we confirm them.

None of the clinics in the Kootenays are open around the clock. The nearest 24-hour hospitals are Fairfield Animal Hospital in Kelowna (about 199 km away), Petzoic Vet Hospital in Rocky View County (about 259 km away) and Trinity Hills 24hr Pet Hospital in Calgary (about 267 km away).

Of the clinics we've checked, 4 see exotic pets such as rabbits, birds or reptiles and 2 offer house calls.

Questions

Good to know.

Is there a 24-hour emergency vet in the Kootenays?

Not that we've found. The nearest 24-hour hospitals are Fairfield Animal Hospital in Kelowna, Petzoic Vet Hospital in Rocky View County and Trinity Hills 24hr Pet Hospital in Calgary. Phone before you go.

What is the difference between a 24-hour hospital and a clinic that takes emergencies?

A 24-hour hospital has a vet on site around the clock. A regular clinic that takes emergencies or urgent care can only see your pet during its opening hours. After hours, go to a 24-hour hospital, and phone first.

Which vets in the Kootenays see rabbits, birds or reptiles?

Steeples Veterinary Clinic, Tanglefoot Veterinary Services, Creston Veterinary Hospital and Selkirk Veterinary Hospital. Use the Treats filter above to narrow it to one kind of animal.

Which vets in the Kootenays make house calls?

Arrow Lake Veterinary Hospital and Nelson Animal Hospital. There are also 1 mobile vet with no clinic at all, listed below the map.

How do you know what each clinic treats?

We read each clinic's own website and link to the page that says it. If a clinic doesn't say, we leave it blank rather than guess. Clinics can send corrections through the Add a place page.

How we list vets

From the clinic's own word.

The list of clinics starts from OpenStreetMap. What each one treats and offers comes from the clinic's own website, and every checked listing links to the page that says so, with the date we looked. If a clinic doesn't say, we leave it blank rather than guess.

This isn't veterinary advice. Hours, services and which animals a clinic sees change, and emergency hospitals get busy. Always phone the clinic before you go, and in an emergency, phone first.

Listing a clinic isn't an endorsement or a referral. See our terms and disclaimer.