Moore Equine Veterinary Centre
Balzac, Alberta
General Info
Moore Equine Veterinary Centre stands as a well-known entity among Balzac's animal enthusiasts who pursue nearby veterinary assistance. Pet owners from nearby communities can access consistent care because the clinic is located in Alberta. Depending on individual cases, services might encompass routine checkups alongside pet vaccinations and early disease screenings as well as diagnostic consultations. Moore Equine Veterinary Centre establishes a serene organized environment which serves to reduce stress levels for both pets and their owners. The veterinary team at Balzac addresses numerous medical requirements such as dermatological conditions dental problems and mobility issues. The clinic demonstrates proficiency in managing immediate health issues such as infections and digestive alterations alongside its routine wellness visits and preventive programs. The people of Alberta frequently depend on Moore Equine Veterinary Centre to help them through challenging diagnoses and the management of long-term conditions in their aging pets. Visitors frequently comment on the clinic’s communication style which stands out as clear kind and easy to understand. Pet owners gain assurance through their choices for their animals by using this system. A significant number of clients maintain their patronage across many years because they find consistent service coupled with trust development over extended periods to be valuable. The staff's expertise in both common and complex veterinary topics positions them to effectively guide long-term care. Moore Equine Veterinary Centre experiences ongoing expansion because increasing numbers of pet owners settle in the Balzac area or seek nearby veterinary services. Through its involvement in the local pet community, the clinic establishes a system that promotes both responsible pet ownership and dedicated animal care. The established practice in Alberta continues to be a dependable option for individuals seeking both routine and emergency veterinary services. The presence of Moore Equine Veterinary Centre in Balzac and its surrounding Alberta regions receives frequent appreciation from local residents. The demand for veterinary services that are clear compassionate and consistent remains constant among new pet owners seeking advice and longtime clients managing special conditions. This particular practice serves to achieve the fundamental communal function by performing its role.
Services
Physical Therapy
Surgery
Reviews
S Grant-Suttie
23 May 2018
REPORT
A necessity in every horse person's life!
Hope Bent
18 Apr 2018
REPORT
Love Moores, they always to their best to keep your horse healthy, safe and happy!! Awesome clinic wouldn't go anywhere else❤
Duncan Millar
30 Mar 2018
REPORT
Cheryl Russell
25 Sep 2017
REPORT
This is one of the ONLY vet clinics I will ever trust with my horses and donkeys. We use Dr. Evans and he is absolutely fantastic. He definitely knows his stuff and the best part is, he doesn't sugar ...
This is one of the ONLY vet clinics I will ever trust with my horses and donkeys. We use Dr. Evans and he is absolutely fantastic. He definitely knows his stuff and the best part is, he doesn't sugar coat anything. If something is seriously wrong, he tells it like it is, which I really like.
The receptionists are exceptional as I call in quite frequently and they are always friendly and helpful, even if I have a silly question to ask them.
When we called for an emergency vet at midnight for my donkey, one of the vets came out immediately and took care of everything. She even stuck around to ensure my donkey recovered well (he had been choking on hay and we panicked a little bit).
The clinic is fantastic and I highly recommend it.
Laura Kelly
19 Jun 2017
REPORT
I have used Moore and Co. for years. They have always provided excellent, personalized service. Dr.Evans is our primary vet for my property but all the vets work together to provide the most extensiv...
I have used Moore and Co. for years. They have always provided excellent, personalized service. Dr.Evans is our primary vet for my property but all the vets work together to provide the most extensive care possible.
katie smith
11 May 2017
REPORT
Feeling dejected after losing a mare in Moore's care this spring. The death was certainly no fault of theirs, but I was left feeling frustrated because the cause of death has still not been provided t...
Feeling dejected after losing a mare in Moore's care this spring. The death was certainly no fault of theirs, but I was left feeling frustrated because the cause of death has still not been provided to me. They called originally and left a voicemail with lab results without mentioning a confirmed/suspected cause (they only mentioned the test was a negative result, found not to be the cause). I've called the clinic now several times since to inquire further, their response each time: 'the doctor is busy, in appointment's and will call you later'. A subsequent call is yet to be received. We were told originally they would cut a lock out of her mane for us - we now suspect this was also never done. So we have nothing from our lost mare. I understand as a rarity, the cause of death cannot be determined. If this was the case, the cause was unknown, why not provide that information to the client? Is there something to hide? I see no other reason why the doctor could not call back and have a 10 minute conversation to clear these things up with the families who lose an animal. I am just left feeling very sad about the treatment we received from Moore following the loss of our mare and I hope no one else has to experience the same. It feels as if Moore is very concerned about collecting on services rendered but does not understand the concept of continued customer service past that point. Very, very, very sad.
Dustin Cox
20 Apr 2017
REPORT
Negligent, and Horrific. I took a foal in with a bad knee to be cast. While under their 'care' the broodmare lost hundreds of pounds. I had picked the mare up after hours to find her tail bone protrud...
Negligent, and Horrific. I took a foal in with a bad knee to be cast. While under their 'care' the broodmare lost hundreds of pounds. I had picked the mare up after hours to find her tail bone protruding out of her back, a total skeleton. The mare suffered colic complication at the recommended 'long-term care' facility hours later. The mare went in for surgery, no one was ready. Surgeons arrived 2+ hours after the initial emergency call. I had to go around and wake up the staff on site for assistance. The mare did not make the operating table. I then received a padded invoice for services - which I will never pay. I requested numerous meetings with the CEO (Dr.Fish) and attending vet (Dr.Scott). Incident happened in October 2013, finally in May 2014 they were able to produce some dates and times for meetings. DO NOT TAKE YOUR HORSES HERE!
James Rockwell
2 Apr 2017
REPORT
Best staff on the planet! Friendly, knowledgeable, and super fun! Plus, the black mats they have down, are the best for the horses. Wouldn't take my horse anywhere else.
Katherine Smith
22 Sep 2016
REPORT
Ahmed Alayyoubi
4 Dec 2015
REPORT
Deanna Schmunk
3 Sep 2015
REPORT
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FAQs
Where is Moore Equine Veterinary Centre located?
Moore Equine Veterinary Centre is located at 260048A Writing Creek Cres, NULL, Balzac,NULL T4A 0M9. It's easily accessible to pet owners in the Balzac area and surrounding communities.
What time does Moore Equine Veterinary Centre open and close each day?
Moore Equine Veterinary Centre is open Monday 00:00 AM - 00:00 AM, Tuesday 00:00 AM - 00:00 AM, Wednesday 00:00 AM - 00:00 AM, Thursday 00:00 AM - 00:00 AM, Friday 00:00 AM - 00:00 AM. They are closed on Saturdays. They are closed on Sundays.
How can I book an appointment at Moore Equine Veterinary Centre?
You can book an appointment online with Moore Equine Veterinary Centre via our website. Simply click the 'Book an Appointment' button on their profile or use TopVet’s online scheduling. Alternatively, you can call the clinic at to schedule a visit.
What services does Moore Equine Veterinary Centre offer?
Moore Equine Veterinary Centre in Balzac offers a range of veterinary services, including Physical Therapy, Surgery. From routine wellness exams and vaccinations to surgeries and diagnostics, they provide comprehensive care for your pets.
Do they perform spay/neuter surgeries at Moore Equine Veterinary Centre?
Moore Equine Veterinary Centre provides spaying and neutering services for pets. Their veterinary team in Balzac has extensive experience in these routine surgical procedures. They will also guide you on post-operative care for your pet.
Business Hours
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Mon
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Tuesday
Tue
00:00AM-00:00AM
Wednesday
Wed
00:00AM-00:00AM
Thursday
Thu
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Friday
Fri
00:00AM-00:00AM
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Moore Equine Veterinary Centre
Balzac, Alberta
General Info
Moore Equine Veterinary Centre stands as a well-known entity among Balzac's animal enthusiasts who pursue nearby veterinary assistance. Pet owners from nearby communities can access consistent care because the clinic is located in Alberta. Depending on individual cases, services might encompass routine checkups alongside pet vaccinations and early disease screenings as well as diagnostic consultations. Moore Equine Veterinary Centre establishes a serene organized environment which serves to reduce stress levels for both pets and their owners. The veterinary team at Balzac addresses numerous medical requirements such as dermatological conditions dental problems and mobility issues. The clinic demonstrates proficiency in managing immediate health issues such as infections and digestive alterations alongside its routine wellness visits and preventive programs. The people of Alberta frequently depend on Moore Equine Veterinary Centre to help them through challenging diagnoses and the management of long-term conditions in their aging pets. Visitors frequently comment on the clinic’s communication style which stands out as clear kind and easy to understand. Pet owners gain assurance through their choices for their animals by using this system. A significant number of clients maintain their patronage across many years because they find consistent service coupled with trust development over extended periods to be valuable. The staff's expertise in both common and complex veterinary topics positions them to effectively guide long-term care. Moore Equine Veterinary Centre experiences ongoing expansion because increasing numbers of pet owners settle in the Balzac area or seek nearby veterinary services. Through its involvement in the local pet community, the clinic establishes a system that promotes both responsible pet ownership and dedicated animal care. The established practice in Alberta continues to be a dependable option for individuals seeking both routine and emergency veterinary services. The presence of Moore Equine Veterinary Centre in Balzac and its surrounding Alberta regions receives frequent appreciation from local residents. The demand for veterinary services that are clear compassionate and consistent remains constant among new pet owners seeking advice and longtime clients managing special conditions. This particular practice serves to achieve the fundamental communal function by performing its role.
Business Hours
Monday
00:00AM-00:00AM
Tuesday
00:00AM-00:00AM
Wednesday
00:00AM-00:00AM
Thursday
00:00AM-00:00AM
Friday
00:00AM-00:00AM
Popular Hours
Closed on Saturday
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Services
Physical Therapy
Surgery
Reviews
S Grant-Suttie
23 May 2018
A necessity in every horse person's life!
Hope Bent
18 Apr 2018
Love Moores, they always to their best to keep your horse healthy, safe and happy!! Awesome clinic wouldn't go anywhere else❤
Duncan Millar
30 Mar 2018
Cheryl Russell
25 Sep 2017
This is one of the ONLY vet clinics I will ever trust with my horses and donkeys. We use Dr. Evans and he is absolutely fantastic. He definitely knows his stuff and the best part is, he doesn't sugar ...
This is one of the ONLY vet clinics I will ever trust with my horses and donkeys. We use Dr. Evans and he is absolutely fantastic. He definitely knows his stuff and the best part is, he doesn't sugar coat anything. If something is seriously wrong, he tells it like it is, which I really like.
The receptionists are exceptional as I call in quite frequently and they are always friendly and helpful, even if I have a silly question to ask them.
When we called for an emergency vet at midnight for my donkey, one of the vets came out immediately and took care of everything. She even stuck around to ensure my donkey recovered well (he had been choking on hay and we panicked a little bit).
The clinic is fantastic and I highly recommend it.
Laura Kelly
19 Jun 2017
I have used Moore and Co. for years. They have always provided excellent, personalized service. Dr.Evans is our primary vet for my property but all the vets work together to provide the most extensiv...
I have used Moore and Co. for years. They have always provided excellent, personalized service. Dr.Evans is our primary vet for my property but all the vets work together to provide the most extensive care possible.
katie smith
11 May 2017
Feeling dejected after losing a mare in Moore's care this spring. The death was certainly no fault of theirs, but I was left feeling frustrated because the cause of death has still not been provided t...
Feeling dejected after losing a mare in Moore's care this spring. The death was certainly no fault of theirs, but I was left feeling frustrated because the cause of death has still not been provided to me. They called originally and left a voicemail with lab results without mentioning a confirmed/suspected cause (they only mentioned the test was a negative result, found not to be the cause). I've called the clinic now several times since to inquire further, their response each time: 'the doctor is busy, in appointment's and will call you later'. A subsequent call is yet to be received. We were told originally they would cut a lock out of her mane for us - we now suspect this was also never done. So we have nothing from our lost mare. I understand as a rarity, the cause of death cannot be determined. If this was the case, the cause was unknown, why not provide that information to the client? Is there something to hide? I see no other reason why the doctor could not call back and have a 10 minute conversation to clear these things up with the families who lose an animal. I am just left feeling very sad about the treatment we received from Moore following the loss of our mare and I hope no one else has to experience the same. It feels as if Moore is very concerned about collecting on services rendered but does not understand the concept of continued customer service past that point. Very, very, very sad.
Dustin Cox
20 Apr 2017
Negligent, and Horrific. I took a foal in with a bad knee to be cast. While under their 'care' the broodmare lost hundreds of pounds. I had picked the mare up after hours to find her tail bone protrud...
Negligent, and Horrific. I took a foal in with a bad knee to be cast. While under their 'care' the broodmare lost hundreds of pounds. I had picked the mare up after hours to find her tail bone protruding out of her back, a total skeleton. The mare suffered colic complication at the recommended 'long-term care' facility hours later. The mare went in for surgery, no one was ready. Surgeons arrived 2+ hours after the initial emergency call. I had to go around and wake up the staff on site for assistance. The mare did not make the operating table. I then received a padded invoice for services - which I will never pay. I requested numerous meetings with the CEO (Dr.Fish) and attending vet (Dr.Scott). Incident happened in October 2013, finally in May 2014 they were able to produce some dates and times for meetings. DO NOT TAKE YOUR HORSES HERE!
James Rockwell
2 Apr 2017
Best staff on the planet! Friendly, knowledgeable, and super fun! Plus, the black mats they have down, are the best for the horses. Wouldn't take my horse anywhere else.
Katherine Smith
22 Sep 2016
Ahmed Alayyoubi
4 Dec 2015
Deanna Schmunk
3 Sep 2015
Photo Gallery
FAQs
Where is Moore Equine Veterinary Centre located?
Moore Equine Veterinary Centre is located at 260048A Writing Creek Cres, NULL, Balzac,NULL T4A 0M9. It's easily accessible to pet owners in the Balzac area and surrounding communities.
What time does Moore Equine Veterinary Centre open and close each day?
Moore Equine Veterinary Centre is open Monday 00:00 AM - 00:00 AM, Tuesday 00:00 AM - 00:00 AM, Wednesday 00:00 AM - 00:00 AM, Thursday 00:00 AM - 00:00 AM, Friday 00:00 AM - 00:00 AM. They are closed on Saturdays. They are closed on Sundays.
How can I book an appointment at Moore Equine Veterinary Centre?
You can book an appointment online with Moore Equine Veterinary Centre via our website. Simply click the 'Book an Appointment' button on their profile or use TopVet’s online scheduling. Alternatively, you can call the clinic at to schedule a visit.
What services does Moore Equine Veterinary Centre offer?
Moore Equine Veterinary Centre in Balzac offers a range of veterinary services, including Physical Therapy, Surgery. From routine wellness exams and vaccinations to surgeries and diagnostics, they provide comprehensive care for your pets.
Do they perform spay/neuter surgeries at Moore Equine Veterinary Centre?
Moore Equine Veterinary Centre provides spaying and neutering services for pets. Their veterinary team in Balzac has extensive experience in these routine surgical procedures. They will also guide you on post-operative care for your pet.
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