
Our support staff round out our proud team of individuals dedicated to helping ensure a long and healthy life for your pet.
Our Animal Health Technologists are skilled in radiology, parasitology, hematology, and anaesthesia of exotic species and are well trained in handling all species. Their exceptional nursing skills ensure astute animal assessments and guarantee lots of cuddles and kind words for all the hospitalized animals.
Rebekah graduated as a Veterinary Technologist from St. Clair College in 2001. Following two years of practice in her native Ontario, she moved West in order to join the team at Calgary Avian & Exotic Pet Clinic in 2003. She continually nurtures her passion for all things exotic by attending conferences, both locally and internationally, dedicated to technicians working with exotic pets which helps her to hone her skills in parasitology, anaesthesia, emergency medicine and behaviour. She shares her hectic life with Sencha, her Hahn's Macaw.
Caitlyn, a 2005 graduate of the Animal Health Technology program at Olds College, fulfilled a life long dream of working exclusively with birds and exotic pets when she joined our team in 2006. Having started here cleaning cages when she was 16, we were thrilled to welcome her 'back to the nest'! Caitlyn has attended conferences and workshops to further her expertise - with special interests in anaesthesia, nutrition, and behaviour. A budgie breeder, Caitlyn shares her home with her flock of boisterous budgies, and her two dogs, Tallis and Nikita.
Nikki, our head receptionist, received her Animal Sciences Diploma from Montreal's International Correspondence School in 1995. She has been an integral part of Calgary Avian & Exotic Pet Clinic since 2001. Her menagerie includes her hamster, Willie, two dogs, Tai and Syd, and the ruler of her household, Storm, the African Grey Parrot who single handedly keeps most pet toy suppliers in business!
Bay 1, 2308 - 24th Street S.W.
Calgary, AB T2T 5H8
Tel: 403-240-3577
Fax: 403-249-8160
Lauren, came to us as a volunteer, looking to gain enough hours to apply to an Animal Health Technologist program. Her exceptional attitude and aptitude resulted in her being hired as our part time receptionist. Lauren, with her cockatiels, Bill and Boomer and her budgie, Crash, quickly became part of the team and we continue to support her in her long-term goal of becoming an AHT.
Our Volunteers - we would be remiss if we did not mention the wonderful stream of people we continually have through our doors as volunteers. Most of these people have a long-term goal of either a degree in Veterinary Medicine or becoming an Animal Health Technologist. While we help expose them to the professional field of their choosing, they return the favour by helping us run our hospital!

OUR STAFF