City Animal Hospital Ltd.

11/01/2024

Wonder Woman (Scarlet) teamed up with an Orange Creamsicle (Beau) to bring in a notorious felon (Stanley)!

Another Halloween made safe for the kids thanks to our crime-fighting duo!

07/26/2024

Happy 1 year miracle day for Liam!!😍❤️

07/23/2024

https://www.cdc.gov/importation/dogs/rabies-free-low-risk-countries.html

As long as the dog has been in a low-risk or rabies-free country for the previous six months, it can cross the border with just an import form that can be completed online the day of travel.

The form can be found on the CDC site linked here.

There are four requirements for dogs that have ONLY been in countries that are dog-rabies free or lo

07/23/2024

https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/dogs-rabies-canada-border-1.7271508

"As long as the dog has been in a low-risk or rabies-free country for the previous six months, it can cross the border with just an import form that can be completed online the day of travel."

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control will not require Canadians to fill out long forms before crossing the border from Canada with their dogs this summer.

05/25/2023

Little Beau is getting ready for summer!! 🐾 😎

11/14/2022

Thanks so much to everyone who took the time to vote for us in The Daily Gleaner's annual Reader's Choice awards! We couldn't do it without you!

11/02/2022

Whooo🦉would love to have this beautiful owl carving piece displayed in their home/cottage??

🦉City Animal Hospital Ltd. is displaying this charming piece where you can place your bid in the silent auction.

🦉or you can place a bid online >>> https://forms.gle/6MgFP6W68aPbMRNY6

🦉All proceeds are going to the Fredericton SPCA
* Bids will close on November 30th and the winning bidder will be contacted by The City Animal Hospital.

* A special thank you to Robyn & John O'Keefe and The City Animal Hospital

10/14/2022

Effective November 1st, 2022, City Animal Hospital’s on-call service will be changing.
Our on-call group will continue to see the vast majority of our emergencies locally between the hours of 8am and 10pm. However, animals requiring immediate care overnight (between 10pm and 8am, 7 nights a week) will be directed to the Port City Emergency Veterinary Hospital. Clients in need of care may call there directly at (506) 658-8387. Our answering service will also be provided with the relevant contact information to help direct you appropriately. This change is expected to last until we can get 24/7 emergency service here in the city (a goal to which we are still collectively working).

Who they are: Port City Emergency Veterinary Hospital (https://www.portcityemergencyvet.ca/) opened this year in St John, NB. They have veterinarians and technicians on-site 24/7 with a focus on emergency medicine.

Why things are changing: The field of veterinary medicine is evolving. In the past, the option of 24/7 care did not exist in most places; if there was an emergency and a pet needed to be seen at 2am, the only option was to wake the doctor on call. Today, not only has full-time overnight care become an expectation of many pet owners, but the option of accessible, fully staffed emergency rooms exists! It is our desire to provide the best reasonable standard of care for all of our patients, and it is the consensus of our emergency group that this change is required to meet that standard. We hope this will be the next step in bridging the gap between the reality and the ideals of veterinary care.

Open 24 hours daily, we are always available for any urgent or critical care needs. Our Doctors and staff are always on site and ready to help.

09/27/2022

Our little Stanley-man is sporting a brand-new bandana today, courtesy of Merck! He doesn't know what rabies is, but he's decided to do his part and be handsome for it. 😁