KLO Veterinary Hospital
Care for our Furry Friends
Dedicated to serving Kelowna families and their pets since 2003.
KLO Veterinary Hospital
Caring for your pet like a part of our family
Preventative Care
Routine exams are essential to helping your pet maintain excellent long-term physical health.
In House Lab
our in-house laboratory, we can perform tests and get results quickly, so your pet’s symptoms can be diagnosed efficiently and we can begin treatment.
Dentistry
Routine dental care is a critical aspect of oral and overall health for both cats and dogs.

Internal Medicine
Advanced care for your pet. KLO Veterinary Hospital can handle a wide variety of medical issues commonly affecting your pets.
Surgery
Our hospital offers full surgical facilities with anesthetic and monitoring equipment, and nursing care provided by our Registered Veterinary Technologists.
Radiography
With radiographs (digital x-rays), we can see your pet’s internal systems and glean information that may be invisible to the casual observer.
Testimonials
What our clients are saying
Dr. Partini and staff are so kind and welcoming. They take the time to explain our pets issues....Read More »
Lainey Sowik
This is the best vet office! I bring both of my dogs here, and the staff is always wonderful...Read More »
Hristina Trpkoska
Had all of lugnuts teeth done 👍 healed up fast. Hard to leave him there but the experience was...Read More »
Corie Pio
KLO Veterinary Blog
Resources & Tips for Pets
Heartworm is a serious threat to dog wellness.
Heartworm (Dirofilaria immitis) is a serious threat to dog wellness. Over the last 2 decades its recognition worldwide has increased dramatically.
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Tips for your pets on those hot summer days.
Assuming our true Okanagan summer ever arrives this year, here are some tips for keeping your pets happy and healthy as the temperature rises.
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It’s Tick season again. Here’s what to look for.
Ticks are blood-feeding parasites that are often found in tall grass where they will wait to attach to a passing host. They have eight legs ...
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