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Paramount Animal Hospitals is a locally owned company with small animal practices providing a full range of services from routine Primary Care to 24 hour emergencies. Our highly trained veterinary team is committed to the highest standards of patient care, medicine, and surgery. Contact us to learn more about our locations and how we can help your furry friends.
Two Locations to Serve You.
Find our hospital locations near you for easy access.
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Paramount 24 Hour Animal Hospital
4110 - 5111 Northland Drive NW
Calgary, AB T2L 2J8
Paramount Varsity Animal Clinic
156 - 4625 Varsity Dr NW
Calgary, AB T3A 0Z9
Are you a new patient?
Please fill out our new patient form. A member of our team will be in touch with you as soon as possible. If this is an emergency please call us directly at (403) 300-9111
Found a Lost Animal - What to Do
If you’ve found a lost animal/stray pet, please follow the guidelines below to ensure they receive proper care and the best chance of being reunited with their family.
Take directly to:
Calgary Animal Services
Address: 2201 Portland St SE, Calgary
Hours: Monday–Friday:10AM–6PM | Saturday:10AM–4PM
Veterinarians are on staff Monday to Friday for medical needs.
Take directly to:
Calgary Humane Society
Address: 4455 110 Ave SE, Calgary
Hours: Monday–Friday:9AM–6PM | Saturday:9AM–4PM
Veterinarians are available if medical attention is needed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What should I do if I find a lost/stray pet after regular hours?
A: If you're unable to keep the animal safe overnight, you can take them to any 24-hour veterinary hospital in Calgary.
Q: Do I need to call ahead before bringing a lost/stray animal to Calgary Animal Services or the Humane Society?
A: No — you can bring the animal directly during their open hours.
Q: The lost/stray animal seems seriously injured or unwell, and your clinic is closest — can I bring them in?
A: If it’s a true emergency, please head to the nearest 24-hour veterinary facility for immediate care.
Q: I brought a lost/stray animal to your clinic before seeing this information — what happens now?
A: We’ll guide you to the appropriate facility listed above. These organizations are best equipped to help reunite lost pets with their families, and emergency hospitals need to prioritize space for sick or injured patients.
Q: Can I keep the lost/stray animal if no one claims them?
A: Not right away. Many pets have microchips or families actively searching for them. If you're interested in adopting, let the staff know when you drop the animal off — they’ll guide you through the proper steps.
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