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Monday 7:30am - 8pm Tuesday 7:30am - 8pm Wednesday 7:30am - 8pm Thursday 7:30am - 8pm Friday 7:30am - 5:30pm

Valley Veterinary Hospital

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Valley Veterinary Hospital

Serving Fredericton, Lincoln, Oromocto, Gagetown, and surrounding areas for over 30 years. We care for your pets like you do!
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Proudly serving Fredericton, Lincoln, Oromocto, Gagetown, and surrounding areas for over 30 years!

**PLEASE NOTE** phones are answered during business hours. However, if you have a Veterinary emergency, call our hospital at 506-452-1117 and you will be transferred to the Veterinarian on call. At Valley Veterinary Hospital, Fredericton, NB, we are all pet owners too. Our pets are important parts o

f our families so we care for your pets like they're our own! Since we opened in 1985, our mission has been to take Veterinary care to the next level and to serve animals by advocating for their health. Preventative care and treating each pet as an individual are parts of our strategies to accomplish this. We are primarily a canine and feline Veterinary hospital. We also see reptiles, birds, pocket pets (rabbits, guinea pigs, rats, hamsters, ferrets, chincillas, degus, sugar-gliders, etc.) We have an up-to-date facility with modern technology, equipment, and an on-site lab. We are always trying to be innovative to help make your pet healthier, happier and pain-free. Our staff is up-to-date on all the advances in pet care medicine. We're happy to show you around the hospital! Just give us a call to schedule a time to come in for a tour. 506-452-1117

06/21/2024

Our Friday just got a lot sweeter 🍭 Thanks to the Comeau’s for treating our staff to The Rocky Lemon bakery treats! 🍪 Have a great weekend everyone!

06/20/2024

Signs of heatstroke in CATS 🐱 🔥
During this heatwave and throughout the summer, keep your pets cool. 🥵 🐾 Heatstroke is serious and can be fatal. Knowing the signs and symptoms and taking the right steps can save your cats life.

Call your Veterinarian right away if your dog is showing signs of heatstroke. 📞 506-452-1117

06/19/2024

We are having some phone issues as apart of the Roger’s local issue - occasionally the phone lines cut out where you can’t hear us, but we can hear you. We are working with Roger’s to have this issue resolved. We apologize for any inconvenience.

06/19/2024

During this heatwave and throughout the summer, keep your pets cool. 🥵 🐾 Heatstroke is serious and can be fatal. Knowing the signs and symptoms and taking the right steps can save your dogs life. Call your Veterinarian right away if your dog is showing signs of heatstroke. 📞 506-452-1117

06/18/2024

Heat wave this week 🔥 🔥 🔥 Let’s keep our fur-family cool! 💧 After all, most of them are already wearing a winter coat made of fur! 🐶 🐈‍⬛ 🐾

06/17/2024

Did this picture grab your attention? Perfect! Because we wanted to remind you that today, going forward, our phones are switching over at 8 am instead of 7:30 am! 📞

Business hours remain the same 🙂

Also, how cool is Ronin, sporting his new DOG-gles 😎🐶❤️

06/14/2024

Update: Our email is up and running now 🌟
Our email services are currently down again. If you have an urgent request please call us at 506-452-1117.
We will update this post once emails are up working.

06/14/2024

Reminder for this upcoming Monday June 17th going forward, our phones will be answered at 8:00 am instead of 7:30am.

🌟 Slight change to Phone hours -Starting next Monday June 17th, we will be answering our phones starting at 8:00 am instead of 7:30 am. 🌟
Our business hours remain the same, our doors will still open at 7:30 am Monday-Friday.

Business hours:
Monday 7:30am-8:00pm
Tuesday 7:30am-8:00pm
Wednesday 7:30am-8:00pm
Thursday 7:30am-8:00pm
Friday 7:30am-5:30pm
Saturday: CLOSED
Sunday: CLOSED

06/13/2024

Tongues out Thursday! 👅 We hope our patients are keeping cool and hydrated on this warm summer day! 🌞 🐾

06/11/2024

Please be patient if you are trying to reach us through email, we are currently experiencing some technical difficulties which will likely result in delays. For urgent requests please call (506)452-1117.
Thank you for your patience and understanding

🌟 Slight change to Phone hours -Starting next Monday June 17th, we will be answering our phones starting at 8:00 am inst...

06/11/2024

06/10/2024

The biggest things that pull at the heart strings
can come in the smallest of packages 🐾 💙

06/06/2024

Ginny has a serious problem.. she can’t hold her licker 😛 She was in for her spay with us and although she looks very pouty here, she was full of energy and love to give to our staff 🐶 🥰

06/03/2024

🐾 Pickles 🐾 was very brave (although a tad dramatic) for his visit with us 😆

05/31/2024

Plans this weekend ⬇️
*Cozied up with snacks *
What are everyone’s plans with their fur fam this weekend?!

05/30/2024

We have had a coyote spotting the last 2 days around our hospital. We have reached out to DNR. In the interim, please be cautious when bringing your animals in to see us.

05/28/2024

A major reason why your Veterinarian recommends you spay your female dogs and cats.

The second photo is a cats uterus we discovered upon a routine spay procedure today. If this kitty wasn’t spayed, her uterine fluid would have became infected (Pyometra) and made her very sick and need an emergency spay. Not only are emergency spays to remove a pyometra higher risk than routine spays, it’s harder on the animal, longer recovery as well as costing a lot more money.

Each heat cycle they go through causes increase in progesterone levels which can lead to thickening of the uterine walls, leading to potential cysts and fluid accumulation in the walls of the uterus.

“One such event is when the uterus, or one of its horns, becomes filled one of several different types of fluid, and the effects can be relatively simple or substantial enough for an emergency hysterectomy to prevent death.”
- Veterinary Partner - Tony Johnston, DVM, DACVECC

https://veterinarypartner.vin.com/default.aspx?pId=19239&catId=102896&id=8214722&ind=1611&objTypeID=10

05/27/2024

From our shortest patients to our tallest patients, we love them all! 🐾 Miles the short legged dachshund and Murphy the Irish wolfhound 🐾

05/24/2024

Adorable 🐾 Ratatouille 🐾 was enjoying her 100% oxygen on her surgical recovery with us 😄
Brachycephalic breeds are notoriously known in vetmed for not wanting to give up their endotracheal tube after surgery, we are happy for them to have it as long as they are willing!

Have a great weekend everyone 😀

05/22/2024

Getting a cat’s blood pressure at the Vet hospital can sometimes be tricky to get an accurate reading but look at how easy it can be! 😻

Typically, we allow them to settle in an exam room with a window to decompress after a possibly stressful car ride, they can watch the birds outside and watch the world go by. We try to keep them with their owner to lower their stress. We will offer our famous in hospital canned food “kitty crack” that most cats love (but we are never offended if they don’t wish to eat it).
The technician will gently apply the blood pressure cuff to their tail or front arm and to obtain 3-5 blood pressure readings over 10-15 minutes to get an average reading.

Your pets comfort and modern medicine is our top priority 🐾 👩‍⚕️ 🩺 👨‍⚕️ 💙

05/21/2024

We are VERY excited to announce our very own Katlyn, RVT, VSA-CDT (Certified Dog Trainer and member of the CAPDT (Canadian Assosiation of Professional Dog Trainers) is now offering ONE-ON-ONE DOG TRAINING !!!! 🎉 🐶 🐾

Visit her page for more info and click “Like” to keep up to date on what she is offering.

RVT - Specializing in behaviour
Co-operative Care for Veterinary Visits
FearFree Certified
Certified Dog Trainer with the CAPDT
I really enjoy helping dogs build confidence and strengthen the human-animal bond with their people!

05/18/2024

Victoria Day Long Weekend hours:
Closed Monday May 20th
We re-open at 7:30am Tuesday May 21st

Our hospital is on call this weekend. If your pet is having an emergency or requires after-hour care call our number at 506-452-1117

Hope everyone has a great long weekend! 🐾

05/18/2024

Planning to cross the border with your dog this summer? As of August 1st 2024, there are new requirements in order to travel into the states with your dog. 🐶 🌞

See the link below so you can be prepared:

Starting on August 1, 2024, dogs entering or returning to the United States must meet new, specific requirements depending on where they have been in the 6 months before entering the U.S. and where they received their rabies vaccines (if required).

05/15/2024

A good samaratin has brought in a middle aged, female tabby/calico cat. She was found deceased on Riverside Drive by Ross Terrance and Watson Drive yesterday, May 14th.
The cat’s microchip is registered in Russia but not directly to an individual or family.
Give us a call if you are the owner of this cat 506-452-1117.

05/13/2024

Mondays are made better by puppies 🐶 🐾 ❤️

05/08/2024

Monty Python the rock snake is the longest he’s ever been! 🐍 We would love to see how much he can grow over the summer by adding more painted rocks whenever you come visit us!🌞 🪨 🎨 Share with friends to spread the word, have a fabulousssss day 🐍

05/07/2024

Two peas in a pod 🫛 dog and cat version 😍

05/04/2024

May the 4th be with you. Katlyn, RVT dressed up with her pup Walker. Let’s see your Star Wars fur-fam in the comments below 🌟 🚀🤩

05/02/2024

It’s smile cookie week! Thanks to Colleen, one of our lovely clients, for bringing us a sweet treat while supporting local charities! 🍪

Address

2024 Lincoln Road
Fredericton, NB
E3B8M7

Opening Hours

Monday	7:30am - 8pm
Tuesday	7:30am - 8pm
Wednesday	7:30am - 8pm
Thursday	7:30am - 8pm
Friday	7:30am - 5:30pm

Telephone

+15064521117

Website

http://valleyvet.net/

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Videos

Pickles at the vet

🐾 Pickles 🐾 was very brave (although a tad dramatic) for his visit with us 😆

Extubating brachycephalic breeds

Adorable 🐾 Ratatouille 🐾 was enjoying her 100% oxygen on her surgical recovery with us 😄 Brachycephalic breeds are notoriously known in vetmed for not wanting to give up their endotracheal tube after surgery, we are happy for them to have it as long as they are willing! Have a great weekend everyone 😀

Satisfying nail trim 🐾

Satisfying nail trim on a sedated dog 🐕 Nail trims are important to keep your pet comfortable. If the nails get too long and start to curl around, it can affect their mobility and the way they put their foot on the ground. We offer complimentary nail trims with each surgery and sedation. We also offer technician appointments to trim nails and can give you an advice if you’re struggling to trim your pets nails. 🐾

Would you believe us if we told you that Clementine is always THIS excited to see us here at Valley 🫨🤣🥰

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Positive fecal floatation under the microscope shows a hookworm egg! Internal parasites are not “great” but finding them on a slide can be great for giving us an answer to treat your pet and get them feeling 100% Let’s talk about poop💩 Running a fecal screening on your pet can be done anytime. It should be done especially when there are signs of GI upset like in-appearance, diarrhea, vomiting, unexplained weight loss. A fecal screening is recommended annually, in growing puppies and kittens and especially in reptiles and exotic pets. 💩 Fecals can give us a ton of information and most parasites are easily treatable to help protect you and your fur-babies ✔️

Pet insurance saves lives

No one likes to be sucker punched by an un-expected vet bill. Get pet insurance today! Pet insurance allows you to have the financial freedom when your pet gets sick to make the best decision possible for them.

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Puppy conga line #maltesepuppies

Yesterday was National puppy day but we celebrate puppies every day with the essential serotonin boost they provide for us. Especially on busy, hectic, stressful or sad days/moments. Also, who doesn’t love a good puppy conga line in their newsfeed 😍

Cats v.s. Dogs photoshoot 🐱 🐶 📸 Bean the cat was unimpressed with our efforts to get a cute photo. Mavis the puppy was overly excited to be here & was a moving target for a photo 😆 #happyfriday #behindthescenes #pawsitivepost #catsvsdogs

Cats v.s. Dogs photoshoot at the clinic 🐱 🐶 📸 Bean the cat was unimpressed with our efforts to get a cute photo. Mavis the puppy was overly excited to be here and was moving target for a photo 😆 #happyfriday #behindthescenes #pawsitivepost #catsvsdogs #vetmed

Sometimes puppy nail trims…. The struggle can be as real as their level of cuteness 😋 #puppylife #puppynailtrim #wigglebum #foodmotivated #socialization #desensitization #nailtrim

March is toxicity awareness month! These are some common toxicities we see! Call your vet asap if your pet got into something toxic! #toxicityawareness #awarenessandpreventioncansavelives #vetmed

Puppy conga line is a great way to start off the week 🐕 Lucky number 7, we have 7 Great Dane puppies at 7 weeks old 🥰 🐾 #serotoninboost #vetmed #greatdanepuppy #congaline

🎶 Who’s the most wonderful girl in the world 🎶 #Bella #happydog #serotoninboost #weloveher

Don’t confuse the fecal and sample containers for your lunch 😆 #vetmed #reducereuserecycle #vetmedworld

Different ways dogs get on the scale at the Vets 🐶😂

Feel Good Friday! Thanks to those who helped us reach our goal for Dr. Dan and Jordan’s Movember fundraiser! This video shows the progression of the staches. The final week is the best 🤣 🎵 🤘

Interviews with animals with the tiny microphone is back!!! 🎤 🐾

Happy Vet Tech Week Jilly Bean! 😆 Jilly Bean helped us with a variety of tasks that Technicians are responsible for. Not on video was her being Nurse, X-ray Technician, Anesthesiologist, Oral Hygenist, Phlebotomist, Surigical Assistant, Groomer, Educator, Paw holder, Protector and Advocate for her patients. 🐾

Vet Assistant Appreciation Games!! Cone building competition and Cotton Ball Throwing competition. #VetAssistantAppreciation #vetassistant #vetassistantlife