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Hermitage Veterinary Hospital

5050 130 Avenue NW
Edmonton, Alberta T5A 5A9

Phone: 780-476-7558
Fax: 780-473-3033

Please be aware that we are NOT able to accept appointment or medical questions, food and/or prescription refills via email request at this time. Please call Hermitage Veterinary Hospital at (780) 476-7558 with any questions, appointment bookings, prescription or food refills that you may have.

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Temporary Hours During COVID

Monday:

8:00am

6:00pm

Tuesday:

10:00am

8:00pm

Wednesday:

10:00am

8:00pm

Thursday:

8:00am

6:00pm

Friday:

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6:00pm

Saturday:

10:00am

3:00pm

Sunday:

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  • "I'm so glad someone else loves this place, too! My husband has been taking his animals here for 35 years and when I married into the family, I started bringing our pets here, too. They take the time to get to know you and your pet! We have 4 cats - 3 with special needs that are rescue cats that require special diets and medication."