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At our animal hospital, we offer prompt, collaborative care for pet emergencies and various veterinary services in Charlottetown, PE.
International Cat Day is a global celebration held annually on August 8th to honor and appreciate cats, one of the most beloved pets in the world. Established in 2002 by the International Fund for Animal Welfare, the day is dedicated to raising awareness about the needs and rights of cats, promoting cat adoption, and encouraging responsible pet ownership.
We’d love to see your feline friends! Share your favourite cat photos with us! 🐱⬇️
🐶 Meet Taco the Pug! 🐶
Taco the pug recently visited us at PEI Veterinary Walk-in & Urgent Care with a pretty severe allergic reaction that caused his face to swell up. Our team quickly assessed Taco and provided the necessary treatment to reduce the swelling and alleviate his discomfort. We’re happy to report that Taco responded well to the treatment and was quickly feeling (and looking) much better.
Prompt treatment is key when dealing with allergic reactions in pets. It’s not always known what causes these reactions, but it is often related to bug bites and bee stings. We’re so glad we could help Taco and are grateful to his family for trusting us with his care.
If you find your pet in a similar situation as Taco, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us!
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📍58 Macleod Crescent Suite A, Charlottetown, PEI
🐾 Meet Alecia, One of our RVTs!🐾
We are delighted to introduce Alecia, one of our talented Registered Veterinary Technicians here at PEI Veterinary Walk-in & Urgent Care. Alecia brings extensive knowledge and a profound passion for animals to our clinic. Whether it's assisting in surgeries, performing lab diagnostics, or providing comfort to our furry patients, Alecia’s commitment and proficiency are evident in everything she does.
Alecia grew up in Oakville, Ontario and moved to PEI in 2022. She graduated from Northern College and has been in the small animal veterinary field since she turned 16.
She loves Spending time with her family and going to the beach. She currently has two dogs and a cat.
When you visit our clinic, you can rest assured that your pet is in excellent hands with Alecia. 🐶🐱
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📍58 Macleod Crescent Suite A, Charlottetown, PEI
🐾 Pet Health Alert: Vomiting and Diarrhea in Pets 🐾
At PEI Veterinary Walk-in & Urgent Care, we understand how distressing it can be when your furry friend isn't feeling well. Vomiting and diarrhea are very common symptoms that can indicate a wide range of health issues, from minor upsets to serious conditions.
🔎 Common Causes:
* Dietary indiscretion (eating something they shouldn’t)
* Infections (bacterial, viral, or parasitic)
* Food allergies or intolerances
* Ingesting toxins or foreign objects
* Underlying medical conditions (e.g., pancreatitis, kidney disease)
🚨 When to Seek Immediate Care:
* Persistent vomiting or diarrhea lasting more than 24 hours
* Blood in vomit or stool
* Lethargy or extreme weakness
* Dehydration (dry gums, sunken eyes, reduced skin elasticity)
* Abdominal pain or bloating
💡 What You Can Do:
1. Introduce a Bland Diet: Introduce a bland diet (boiled chicken and rice) and avoid any (especially fatty) treats.
2. Small, Frequent Meals: Offer small, frequent meals instead of one large meal.
3. Offer Water Frequently: Ensure your pet has access to fresh water at all times to prevent dehydration.
4. Monitor Closely: Keep an eye on your pet's condition and note any additional symptoms.
📞 Contact Us: If your pet is experiencing any of these symptoms, don't hesitate to reach out to us at PEI Veterinary Walk-in & Urgent Care. Our team is here to provide expert care and ensure your pet gets back to their happy, healthy self as soon as possible.
Keeping your pets healthy and happy is our top priority!❤️
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📍58 Macleod Crescent Suite A, Charlottetown, PEI
🌟 Meet Chelsea, one of our amazing veterinary technicians! 🌟
We are excited to introduce Chelsea, a hardworking and caring member of our team at PEI Veterinary Walk-in & Urgent Care. Chelsea plays a vital role in providing top-notch care to all our animal patients, bringing her expertise and love for animals to every appointment.
With extensive experience and knowledge, Chelsea ensures that each pet receives the comprehensive care they need. She has a special interest in emergency medicine and surgery, making her an invaluable asset to our team.
Outside of work, Chelsea loves spending time with her family, hiking, and visiting the beach. She is also a proud pet parent to two dogs (Buttons and Moana) and three cats (Lily, Willow, and Diesel).
Be sure to say hello to Chelsea when you visit us!
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📍58 Macleod Crescent Suite A, Charlottetown, PEI
🌞🚗 Summer Road Trips with Pets: Safety Tips from PEI Veterinary Walk-in & Urgent Care🌞
Planning a summer road trip with your furry friend? Ensure a safe and enjoyable journey with these essential tips from our vet clinic:
1. Health Check: Schedule a vet visit before your trip to ensure your pet is healthy and up-to-date on vaccinations.
2. Proper ID: Make sure your pet has a collar with an ID tag and a microchip with current contact information.
3. Comfortable Carrier: Use a well-ventilated, secure carrier that your pet can comfortably stand, turn around, and lie down in.
4. Hydration: Keep your pet hydrated with plenty of water. Bring a portable water bowl for convenience.
5. Never Leave Pets in Cars: Never leave your pet alone in a parked car. Temperatures can rise quickly and become dangerous.
6. Regular Breaks: Take regular breaks to allow your pet to stretch, relieve themselves, and get some fresh air.
7. Shaded Areas: Park in shaded areas and use sunshades in your car to keep it cool.
8. Familiar Items: Pack your pet’s favorite toys, blanket, or bed to provide comfort in unfamiliar environments.
9. Travel Kit: Prepare a travel kit with essentials like food, water, medications, waste bags, and a first-aid kit.
10. Emergency Care: Research and note down emergency or urgent care hospitals along your route in case your pet needs medical attention.
Have a safe and fun summer road trip! 🌞 For any concerns or questions, feel free to contact us at PEI Veterinary Walk-in & Urgent Care🐾❤️
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📍58 Macleod Crescent Suite A, Charlottetown, PEI
Meet Monty the Hedgehog! 🦔
Monty came to our clinic recently with a severe leg infection that required a tough decision: amputation. Thanks to the skilled and compassionate care from our team and the expert hands of Dr. McCurdy, Monty is on the road to recovery.
Despite losing a leg, Monty is as spunky and full of life as ever. His resilience is truly inspiring! We're so proud of him and grateful for the opportunity to help him heal. 💕
Let's give a big shoutout to Dr. McCurdy and the entire team for their dedication and hard work. And let's all send Monty lots of love and healing vibes as he adjusts to his new way of life. 🥰
🐶🐱🦔🐍🦜🦎 Whether your spiky, scaly, feathered, or furry friend needs urgent care, our team is here to help. Open 12-12 daily.
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📍58 Macleod Crescent Suite A, Charlottetown, PEI
🐾 Meet Marie: one of our veterinary assistants!🐾
We are excited to introduce you to Marie, one of our veterinary assistants here at PEI Veterinary Walk-in & Urgent Care. With her boundless compassion, Marie plays a an important role in ensuring every pet that walks through our doors receives the best care possible.
Marie truly enjoys working with our clients, building strong relationships based on trust and care. She takes the time to listen to their concerns and provides valuable guidance, ensuring they feel supported and informed about their pets' health.
Joining the industry in 2021, Marie found her passion for small animal critical care.
When Marie is not at work, she is often found curled up with a book, snuggling with one of her animals; Diesel is a senior German Shepherd Blue Heeler Mix, Luna is a goofy Saint Bernard Mix, and Quinn is a black and white polydactyl cat.
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📍58 Macleod Crescent Suite A, Charlottetown, PEI
🐾 Keep Your Dog Safe at the Beach! 🌊
Attention pet parents! It's important to understand the risks of salt water toxicity when enjoying beach days with your furry friends.
What is Salt Water Toxicity? Salt water toxicity occurs when dogs ingest excessive amounts of salt water. This can happen during beach outings when they drink seawater or play fetch in the water, inadvertently swallowing salty water.
How Does it Occur? When dogs consume large quantities of salt, their bodies struggle to process the high levels of sodium. This imbalance can lead to dehydration, electrolyte disturbances, and potentially life-threatening symptoms like vomiting, diarrhea, lethargy, tremors, and seizures.
Tips to Keep Your Dog Safe:
1. Fresh Water is Key: Always provide cool, fresh water for your dog to drink. Avoid letting them drink salt water.
2. Limit Water Play: While playing fetch in the water can be fun, keep sessions short to minimize salt water ingestion.
3. Watch Their Diet: Avoid feeding your dog salty snacks like potato chips before or during beach outings.
4. Know the Signs: Be vigilant for symptoms of salt water toxicity. If you notice any signs such as vomiting, diarrhea, weakness, or seizures, seek veterinary help immediately.
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📍58 Macleod Crescent Suite A, Charlottetown, PEI
Meet Bear! 🐶
Bear is known to do some “counter surfing” at times at home and decided to indulge in some pizza dough over the weekend, which led to an unexpected visit to our urgent care clinic.
While Bear's adventurous spirit is admirable, pizza dough—and any bread dough—can be quite dangerous for our four-legged friends. When ingested, the dough can expand in their stomach, causing severe bloating and discomfort. Additionally, the yeast in the dough produces alcohol as it ferments, which can lead to alcohol poisoning.
At the clinic, we induced vomiting to help Bear expel the dough from her system before it could cause serious harm. This is a common procedure in such cases and helps prevent further complications.
Remember, if your pets get into something they shouldn't, don't hesitate to reach out to us here at PEI Veterinary Walk-in & Urgent Care!
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📍58 Macleod Crescent Suite A, Charlottetown, PEI
🌟 Meet Caitlyn, one of our amazing veterinary assistants! 🌟
We are thrilled to introduce you to Caitlyn, one of our dedicated assistants who brings passion, kindness, and expertise to our team every day. Her love for animals is evident in everything she does, and her gentle approach ensures that every furry friend receives the best possible care.
Caitlyn enjoys a fast-paced environment and has developed a passion for medicine, working closely with clients to best meet their pet’s needs and make hospital visits as stress-free as possible. When not at the hospital supporting the team, Caitlyn likes to unwind by reading, hiking and trying to keep up with her crazy kitty Paisley!
Join us in celebrating Caitlyn and all the incredible work she does to keep our pets healthy and happy. 🐾💕
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📍58 Macleod Crescent Suite A, Charlottetown, PEI
🚨 **Pet Health Alert: Ma*****na Toxicity**🚨
We're raising awareness about an important issue: ma*****na toxicity in pets. Recently, we've seen several cases where pets have accidentally ingested ma*****na.
Symptoms of ma*****na toxicity can include:
- Lethargy
- Uncoordinated movements
- Vomiting
- Tremors
- Drooling
- Urinary incontinence
If you suspect your pet has ingested ma*****na, give us a call. Early intervention can help manage their symptoms and ensure a smooth recovery.
Here are a few tips to keep your pets safe:
- Store ma*****na products securely and out of reach.
- Avoid smoking near your pets.
- Be mindful of edibles, which can be attractive to pets due to their sweet smell and taste.
Your pet's health and safety are our top priority. Let's work together to prevent ma*****na toxicity and keep our furry friends happy and healthy.
Stay safe,
PEI Veterinary Walk-in and Urgent Care Team ❤️
Our Sunday event, "Paws-on Discovery Day," is now fully booked! Thank you to everyone who signed up—we look forward to seeing you on Sunday. 🧸
For those interested in future events, be sure to follow our page for updates!
Sincerely,
PEI Veterinary Walk-in & Urgent Care✨
🐾 Yasha's Wild Adventure! 🐾
Last weekend, we had the pleasure of treating Yasha, a brave 1.5-year-old cat who wasn't feeling his best. He came to us with symptoms of vomiting, loss of appetite, and not acting like his usual self. After performing an ultrasound, we suspected a foreign body in his small intestine.
Our very own Dr. Ivan Zak took Yasha into surgery and discovered a long piece of a clothing tag in his intestine, causing multiple perforations (small holes along the intestine caused by the foreign material).
We're thrilled to report that the surgery was a success, and Yasha is doing great! 🐱💖 He's on the road to recovery and feeling much better.
Remember, always keep those strings and other small items out of reach to keep your furry friends safe.🐾✨
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📍58 Macleod Crescent Suite A, Charlottetown, PEI
✨Meet the faces behind the care at PEI Veterinary Walk-In and Urgent Care:
We are thrilled to introduce you to Joanna Suchoszek-Paufler, one of our dedicated and compassionate veterinary assistants and virtual client representatives.
Joanna’s experience includes creating strong relationships with clients, referring veterinarians, students, specialists and other hospital staff. She is familiar with answering and directing emergency calls, assisting vets and veterinary technicians during appointments and helping with day-to-day operations.
Whether you meet her in clinic or over the phone, Joanna is always there to lend a helping hand!✨
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📍58 Macleod Crescent Suite A, Charlottetown, PEI
🐾 Urgent Care Spotlight: Meet Cami 🐾
This past week, Cami presented with a severe condition called pyometra, a life-threatening infection of the uterus. Thanks to the quick actions of her loving owners and our dedicated team, Cami was able to receive the critical care she needed to recover.
🚨 Signs of Pyometra to Watch For:
- Lethargy
- Loss of appetite
- Increased thirst
- Frequent urination
- Vaginal discharge
- Swollen abdomen
- Fever
Pyometra can be a serious condition, but early detection and treatment can save lives. Regular veterinary check-ups and timely spaying are key to preventing this dangerous infection.
At PEI Veterinary Walk-In and Urgent Care, we’re committed to providing exceptional care for your four-legged family members. If your dog shows any of these signs, please don't hesitate to contact us. We're here to help daily, noon to midnight! 💕
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📍58 Macleod Crescent Suite A, Charlottetown, PEI
Pictured here is Dr. Densmore in surgery with Cami. 🩺
⚠️NOTICE: we will be having a delayed opening tomorrow, July 3rd.
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📍58 Macleod Crescent Suite A, Charlottetown, PEI
🇨🇦🐾 Exciting news! 🐾🇨🇦
PEI Veterinary Walk-In and Urgent Care will be OPEN today to ensure your furry friends get the care they need! 🍁 Our dedicated team will be here from 12pm to 12am. Walk in or give us a call or text to schedule an appointment.
902-332-1808
58 Macleod Crescent Suite A, Charlottetown, PEI
🐾 Keep Your Pets Safe This Long Weekend! 🎆
With the long weekend approaching, it's important to remember our furry friends. Loud noises and bright lights can be frightening for pets, so here are some tips to keep them safe and calm:
1.) Keep Them Home & Indoors: The loud noises and crowds can be overwhelming and stressful for pets. It's best to leave them at home. 🏠 During fireworks displays, keep your pets indoors. Close windows and draw curtains.
2.) Provide Background Noise: Set up a quiet, comfortable area indoors where your pets can retreat. 🛋️ This could be a cozy room with their favorite toys and blankets and play calming music, the television, or radio for background noise.
3.) Keep Them Busy: Provide them with their favorite treats or toys to help keep their minds occupied.
4.) Identification is Key: Ensure your pets are wearing collars with ID tags and that their microchip information is up to date in case they get scared and escape.
Let's make this long weekend a safe and enjoyable time for everyone, including our beloved pets! 🐶🐱
Dr. Raelyn McCurdy, a recent graduate from the Atlantic Veterinary College in 2023, joins our team of veterinarians.
After beginning her career in general practice, Dr. McCurdy followed her passion for emergency medicine and joined our team.
We're thrilled to have her expertise on board to provide top-notch care for your pets.
If your pet requires immediate attention, text us or call at 902-332-1808 📞
🚨 Heat Warning Alert! 🚨
Hey everyone, summer is in full swing, and we've got some extreme heat coming our way. While we all love a good sunny day, it's super important to remember our furry friends during this hot spell. 🐶🐱
Here are some essential tips to keep your pets safe and cool:
1. 🕒 Avoid Midday Walks: The pavement can get scorching hot and can burn your pet's paws. Try to walk your pets early in the morning or later in the evening when it's cooler.
2. 🚗 Never Leave Pets in Cars: Even with the windows cracked, cars can heat up dangerously fast. A few minutes can be fatal!
3. 💦 Keep Them Hydrated: Make sure they have access to plenty of fresh water. Carry a portable bowl if you're out and about.
4. 🏠 Create Cool Spaces: Ensure your pets have a cool, shaded place to relax. Indoors with a fan or AC is ideal.
5. 🧊 Refresh with Treats: Try making some frozen treats like ice cubes with their favourite flavours.
6. 💦 Monitor for Signs of Heatstroke: Watch for excessive panting, drooling, diarrhea, or lethargy. If your pet shows these signs, move them to a cooler place immediately and call or text us at 902-332-1808. This is life-threatening, so please do not wait or hesitate to contact us.
Let's keep our pets happy, healthy, and safe this summer! 🌞🐾 Share this post to spread the word. Stay cool and take care! ❤️
👩⚕️Meet Dr. Marlene Densmore, one of the exceptional veterinarians at our new urgent vet care clinic in Charlottetown! A graduate of the Atlantic Veterinary College, Dr. Densmore hails from Fredericton, NB, but has made PEI her home ever since.
With extensive experience in both small animal general practice and urgent care/emergency medicine, Marlene brings a wealth of knowledge to our team. Her special interests lie in ophthalmology and feline medicine, but she enjoys all aspects of veterinary medicine 🐾
To book an appointment, please call or text us at 📞902-332-1808
🎉 Exciting News for Pet Parents in Charlottetown! 🎉
We're thrilled to announce the grand opening of our urgent care veterinary clinic in Charlottetown, PE! Our doors are officially open today!
📍Our clinic is located at 58 MacLeod Cres, Unit A, Charlottetown, PE, and will operate daily from 12 pm to 12 am. Whether your pet needs urgent care or your regular vet is fully booked, our team is here to provide compassionate care for your pet.
To schedule an appointment or for any inquiries, please call or text us at 📞902-332-1808 or visit our website at https://peiurgentcare.ca/
Hey PEI! We’re in the final stretch! 🏃♂️🏃♀️
Our new clinic is buzzing with excitement as we put the finishing touches for our veterinary community open house on Saturday. Will we be ready in 36 hours? Stay tuned …. 👀 and keep your eye out for our official opening date! 🐶🐱
58 Macleod Crescent A
Charlottetown, PE
C1E3K2
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Hey PEI! We’re in the final stretch! 🏃♂️🏃♀️ Our new clinic is buzzing with excitement as we put the finishing touches for our veterinary community open house on Saturday. Will we be ready in 36 hours? Stay tuned …. 👀 and keep your eye out for our official opening date! 🐶🐱
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