Chappelle Veterinary Clinic

08/17/2024

Got Itchy Pet?
August is Itchy Pet Awareness Month. Is your dog this itchy?
Do you have a case that is this pruritic?
There are a variety of reasons a pet will be itchy, from allergies to skin infections to mites.
Don’t let a pet suffer with this intractable itch. Come see us at Chappelle Veterinary Clinic

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08/08/2024

National Take Your Cat to the Vet Day reminds us that cats require just as much care as we do! Ongoing regular checkups keep your cat happy and healthy. Learn ways you can help from trusted leaders in feline care. Visit here often for updates, and make sure you sign up

08/07/2024

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08/05/2024

We are closed on Monday, August 5, 2024, for the Civic Holiday.

If you have a small animal emergency, please call one of the following:

-Boreal Veterinary Centre: 780-306-4400

-VCA Guardian: 780-436-5880

-Pulse Veterinary Emergency: 780-570-9999

We will resume normal hours of operation on Tuesday, August 6, 2024. Have a great long weekend!

Your Chappelle Veterinary Clinic Family

07/29/2024

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With wildfires burning in Western Canada, families and pet guardians are in urgent need of emergency food, supplies, and veterinary care for their pets. Your support today can help people and their animals during this crisis. Donate now to change lives and bring veterinary care, supplies and support...

07/20/2024

Warm weather is here! As temperatures rise, please remember not to leave animals unattended in cars.

Every year, countless pets die from heat exhaustion because they are left in parked vehicles. A few minutes can cause serious harm even if the windows are cracked open, or if you're parked in the shade.

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L’été est arrivé! Avec la hausse des températures, nous vous rappelons de ne pas laisser vos animaux sans surveillance dans votre voiture.

Chaque année, beaucoup d’animaux meurent d’un coup de chaleur parce qu’ils ont été laissés dans des véhicules stationnés. Quelques minutes à peine peuvent être fatales, même si les fenêtres sont entrouvertes ou si l’auto est garée à l’ombre.

07/20/2024

Regular checkups are part of being a responsible caregiver. They can help avoid medical emergencies by detecting conditions or diseases before they become significant, painful, or more costly to treat. Check out more reasons to schedule regular visits for your cat at https://bit.ly/3oGEB1w.

07/20/2024

🚨 Missing Cat Alert 🚨
In behalf of Floofy's family

Dear friends and neighbors,

I'm reaching out with a heavy heart to inform you that my beloved cat, Floofy, has been missing since yesterday at 5am and hasn't returned home. She's not chipped, so we're especially concerned for her safety.

We live on Cautley Crescent near the park/walk path. If any of you in that area have seen her or can keep an eye out, we would be immensely grateful. With the current heat wave, we're worried sick about her well-being. Floofy is an indoor/yard cat and isn't used to being outside for long periods.

Attached are two photos of Floofy. If anyone spots her or has any information, please contact us immediately:

Justin - 7802930746
Tammy - 7802939000

Your help and support mean the world to us during this difficult time. Thank you all.

Chappelle Gardens Residents Association

07/13/2024

Attention Chappelle Vet clients

Royal Canin is excited to announce their
Flash Sale promo!

This promos starts July 16th and will end on July 18th, 2024.
INSTANT REBATE
20% on single orders and 30% for first recurring order, then 5% each consecutive order

This is a webstore exclusive offer only available July 16-18 2024
Sign up for the Chappelle Webstore at https://chappellevet.clientvantage.ca/
or call us for more details @ 780-249-2828
Don't miss out!!

Chappelle Gardens Residents Association

07/12/2024

How to help pets beat the heat in the absence of AC

How to help pets beat the heat in the absence of AC The combination of ongoing power outages and high heat in the Houston area may make some homes too hot for pets, putting them at risk for dehydration, heat exhaustion and heat stroke during heat waves. Many air-conditioned pet boarding facilities are full, but some shops and cafes might welcome pets for a few hours. Veterinarian experts suggest a few things owners can do at home, including :
setting up a battery-powered fan to blow across a bowl of cool water,
moistening skin with a damp cloth,
filling a shallow pool for them
minimizing exercise and giving them plenty of fresh water.

07/10/2024

It’s heating up in Edmonton 🔥

Looking for some quick tips for your hot dogs 🌭 during the summer months? Check out our poster for some ‘cool’ ideas.

Poster by: Dove Lewis
Chappelle Gardens Residents Association

Chappelle Veterinarian
Windermere Veterinary Hospital

07/10/2024

Keep summer safety in mind for your pets. Even on a mild to hot day, temperatures in a closed car can exceed 48 C in minutes, creating a dangerous condition for any animal. Cracking a window or parking in the shade does not help. Be caution and never leave a pet in the car.

dove Lewis


Chappelle Gardens Residents Association
Windermere Veterinary Hospital
Chappelle Veterinarian

07/05/2024

Friends can help you celebrate good times and provide support during bad times

Thank you our friends Windermere Veterinary Hospital

06/30/2024

Hello, everyone!

We are going to be closed for the Canada Day stat holiday on Monday, July 1, 2024.

If you have a small animal emergency, please call:

-VCA Guardian:780-436-5880

-Boreal Veterinary Centre: 780-306-4400

-Pulse Veterinary Emergency: 780-570-9999

We will resume normal business hours on Tuesday, July 2, 2024.

Your Chappelle Veterinary Clinic Family

06/28/2024

For Pet Owners that take their dogs to lakes, please read this warning!!!!
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For PET OWNERS that take their dogs to lakes and creeks, please read this warning from Morgan & Patrick Fleming.

This morning we thought, it’s so hot! Let’s go to the lake! We took our sweet Arya to the lake and had the best day playing ball and swimming around! About 30 minutes later on the drive home, we noticed her making weird noises and she threw up and pooped in the car. We called our vet on the drive and they suggested we take her in. By this point our girl couldn’t even stand. They told us she was in critical condition so we took her to the ER. By the time we got there, she was brain dead. Today was absolutely awful. We lost our fun, loving, and crazy girl to what we can only assume was a lake toxin such as blue green algae. Arya, no dog will ever replace you in our hearts. We already miss you more than you could know. I hope you’re running around like a wild girl with all the other boarder collies in doggo heaven ♥️

06/19/2024

Second case this week and third case this season
Protect your pets and your family from ticks
Contact us if you have any questions
7802492828




Chappelle Gardens Residents Association
Chappelle Veterinarian

06/19/2024

, Lyme disease is zoonotic, which means it is a disease that affects both animals and humans. It is one of many vector-borne diseases transmitted by arthropods, such as mosquitoes, ticks and fleas, which can transmit diseases through bites. The primary vector for Lyme disease transmission is the Blacklegged tick, also known as the Deer tick. These ticks feed on the blood of a host, such as your dog or you! During this stage (feeding stage) of their lifecycle, they can transmit the bacteria that causes Lyme disease to their host.

To best protect your dog from the Blacklegged tick and Lyme disease, speak with your veterinarian about an effective tick preventative that protects against 5 common tick species in Canada – including the Blacklegged tick – as well as fleas, heartworm, roundworm and hookworm.





Chappelle Gardens Residents Association

06/15/2024

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Has your pet eaten something they're not supposed to? Does your large breed dog need a gastropexy(stomach tacking)?
Look no further, Sturgeon Animal Hospital has all of your laparoscopy and endoscopy needs.

05/24/2024

Go Oilers!!!! Whoooooooo hooooo!

Edmonton Oilers

05/14/2024

check your dog for these important warning signs.

Bad breath: Dogs can have bad breath for a variety of health reasons, including dental disease
Swollen and/or bleeding gums
Difficulty eating
Yellow and brown tartar deposits on the gum line
Excessive drooling

We can help your pet at Chappelle Veterinary Clinic
Chappelle Gardens Residents Association

05/13/2024

See what we found on one of our patients today .

5 Signs Your Dog Has Ticks

Ticks are troublesome parasites that can cause a variety of problems for your pet. But spotting these tiny bloodsuckers in a dog’s fur isn’t always easy.

It’s a good idea to use a year-round flea and tick preventative and check your dog for ticks on a regular basis. But even the most vigilant pet parents could be confronted with an unwelcome encounter with these pests.

Stay alert—if you notice any of these 5 signs, your dog might have ticks.

1. A Tick in Your Home
If you come across a tick on your bedding, carpets, or on the floor, you or your dog probably bought it in the house. Don’t brush off a single tick in your house as a one-off happening. Check your dog and do a closer examination.

2. Your Dog Has a Fever
Following a tick bite, a dog may exhibit signs of a mild or high-grade fever. This may only last 24 hours or continue for days or weeks. Signs of fever include weakness, loss of appetite, shivering and unusual panting.

While fevers can be a sign of many different sicknesses and symptoms, a dog with a fever should be looked over for ticks.

3. Unexplained Scabs
An embedded tick may cause a dog to excessively nip or lick at the bite site. If you notice this behavior or find scabs on your dog’s body, make sure to conduct a closer examination.

4. A Lot of Head Shaking
If you notice your dog constantly shaking his head, a tick may be burrowed in his ear canal. Ticks like to hide in warm, damp places and will crawl from the ground up to areas including a dog’s ears, groin or under his front legs.

If you see your pooch shaking his head more than normal, get out a flashlight and use it to look carefully in your dog’s ears for ticks.

5. You Feel a Small Bump
While it might seem like a no-brainer, feeling a bump on your dog while you’re petting him might be the firs telltale sign of a tick bite. If you do feel a bump, don’t ignore it. Part the dog’s fur to get a closer look.

Call us @ 7802492828 if you want to know how to protect your pets from Ticks

Chappelle Gardens Residents Association



Windermere Veterinary Hospital

05/10/2024

Check it out at:
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You can shop from the convenience of your home for the veterinary products that you love and trust.
Food, treats, collars/leashes, beds, toys, dental care, ear cleaners, joint supplements and more. Orders can be sent to the clinic for pickup or direct to your home.
Register now and start shopping.




Chappelle Gardens Residents Association

05/09/2024

Lots of Frenchies 🐶 🐶
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05/09/2024

🎉🎈 Let's all gather 'round to wish a happy birthday to two incredible souls at Chappelle Veterinary Clinic! 🎂🐾 Today, we're celebrating the birthdays of our hardworking and loving team members, Julie and Lana! 🥳

Julie, your passion for art brings color and creativity to our clinic every day. Your dedication and attention to detail inspire us all. Wishing you a birthday filled with endless inspiration and joy! 🎨✨

And to Lana, our biggest Oilers hockey team fan! Your enthusiasm and team spirit are infectious, making every workday brighter. Here's to a birthday filled with goals, wins, and lots of cheering! 🏒🎉

Thank you both for being such integral parts of our team. Your hard work, kindness, and positivity make Chappelle Veterinary Clinic the wonderful place it is. May your birthdays be as special as you are! 🌟💖

Let's all send Julie and Lana our warmest birthday wishes and make their day extra memorable! 🎊🎁

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05/02/2024

the importance of palatability in pet nutrition

https://www.avma.org/news/taste-tool

Researchers at Hill’s Pet Nutrition and elsewhere have spent decades gathering data about food palatability and investigating why pets have certain taste preferences. Results from this research are helping veterinarians ensure their patients eat and enjoy their food, even those with dietary restri...

04/25/2024

Veterinary Receptionist Week

Happy veterinary receptionist week, to our hard working dedicated reception team! 👥

Our receptionists juggle a multitude of jobs from being the first point of contact, both on the phone and in person, booking appointments, answering emails and keep everything running smoothly.

Thank you Tomina, Nydia and Joyce for all you do - we couldn't do it without 🐾

04/25/2024

Happy birthday Dr Makar, wish you all the best in your special day, we are lucky to have you in our team 🎂❤️

04/22/2024

We are very excited to be partnering with the Canadian Animal Blood Bank to host a blood drive
on May 11 from 3:30-7pm.
We are looking for doggy heroes to donate blood and help save lives across Canada.
If you are interested, please call us at 780-249-2828 for more information.






VCA
Chappelle Veterinary Clinic
Windermere Veterinary Hospital
Canadian Animal Blood Bank

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04/20/2024

Happiest 10x5 birthday to the most amazing person Dr Sherif Boctor from all the team of Vet Clinic
Sherif Boctor

Thank you Fluffy Bakery & More for the most delicious cake