Killarney Veterinary Clinic

04/16/2025

We will be closed April 18th for Good Friday! If you have an emergency please call 204-523-7225 and you will be directed to the on call vet.
Have a great long weekend!

03/20/2025

We will be closing early April 1st at 12:00pm for the remainder of the day for inventory! Please make sure you call ahead for any prescription refills you may need and have refills/food picked up before we close!

If you have an emergency during this time please call the clinic and press 1 to speak to the emergency veterinarian.

Thank you!

02/12/2025

12/17/2024

HOLIDAY HOURS!!

Please make sure you call to fill any medications you may need before the holidays or stop in to pick up any supplies you may need!
Have a safe and happy holidays everyone!

12/16/2024

Our toy sale starts today!!
15% off all toys until January 1st

10/31/2024

Happy Halloween from our awesome staff at KVC! 🎃

Stop by with your fur baby or kids for a treat before 5:30, we’d love to see all the great costumes!!

10/28/2024

The clinic will be closed on Wednesday October 30th from 8:30-1pm as our staff takes part in a training session. We will be open again at 1pm to take your phone calls and assist with your animal needs, however we will not have a veterinarian in clinic for appointments that day.

10/17/2024

We will be closed tomorrow Oct 18 from 12pm on. Please make sure you have any products you may need picked up before noon tomorrow! Sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.

09/19/2024

REMINDER We are CLOSED tomorrow September 20th all day. We will see you on Monday, have a great weekend!!

ATTENTION CLIENTS!

We will be closed Friday September 20th for staff training, sorry for the inconvenience. If you have an emergency please call one of our sister clinics!

09/17/2024

ATTENTION CLIENTS!

We will be closed Friday September 20th for staff training, sorry for the inconvenience. If you have an emergency please call one of our sister clinics!

08/26/2024

We loved to hear your feedback!!

07/31/2024

A big ol grin to brighten your day!

07/29/2024

We have a great selection of new keychains and wristlets for sale, all proceeds go to Paws for Serendipity! Come check them out

06/27/2024

We will be CLOSED Monday July 1st for Canada Day!

06/25/2024

Travel Checklist (for dogs entering the U.S.):

For dogs that have only been in countries that are dog rabies-free or low-risk in the 6 months before entry.

Please Note: These are the regulations as we understand them at this time (June 2024).

They may be subject to changes at any time. Changes are out of Killarney Vet Clinics control. It is the client’s responsibility to keep themselves informed of the travel requirements.

Step 1: Once travel is planned.
• Book an appointment with your veterinarian as soon as you know your travel dates. Killarney Vet Clinic is booking 2-3 weeks in advance and will need time to accommodate travel appointments.
• Consider booking your appointment with the CFIA Once you know your travel dates as well.
• Verify that your dog will be at least 6 months old on the day of travel.
• Get Your dog microchipped or have a veterinarian verify its microchip number. Make sure the microchip number is listed on all veterinary records.
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Step 2: Recommend to begin 60-90 days before travel
• Visit a veterinarian to get your dog its rabies vaccination (or booster) before travel.
• Rabies vaccines administered prior to microchip administration are not recognized. First rabies vaccines given after microchip administration are valid for 1 year only.
• Rabies vaccines must be administered at least 28 days prior to veterinary completion of the Certification of Dog Arriving From DMRVV-Free or Low-Risk Country into The United States form.
• Dogs over 15 months of age are expected to have at least 2 Rabies vaccines.
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Step 3:
Recommended to begin 30 days before travel

• Ask the veterinarian to complete the Certification of Dog Arriving From DMRVV-Free or Low-Risk Country into The United States form or other CDC- approved documentation.
• The completed form must be endorsed by an official government veterinarian (CFIA veterinarian.Brandon CFIA office contact: 204–578-6670).
• Collect all veterinary records from the past 6 months.
• Records must list an address for the veterinarian in the low-risk country from where the dog is departing for the U.S. and the dog’s microchip number.
• Begin making travel arrangements and reservations.
• The Certification of Dog Arriving From DMRVV-Free or Low-Risk Country into The United States form has different entry requirements depending on whether and where the dog was vaccinated. The form is valid for:
o A single entry for 30 days after the form was issued if it does not contain information about rabies vaccination administered in a dog rabies-free or low-risk country.
o Multiple entries into the U.S. for the duration the rabies vaccination is valid (1 or 3 years) if it contains information about rabies vaccination administered in a dog rabies free or low-risk country.
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Step 4: Before travel
• Take a photo of the dog and complete the CDC Dog Import Form (Not available until July 15, 2024).
• This form requires you to upload a picture (jpg, png, gif files only) of the dog showing its face and body.
• Dogs that will be less than one year of age at the time of arrival should have the photograph taken within 10 days of travel.
• Ensure you enter the dog’s microchip number into the form correctly.
• Submit a corrected form if any of the information on the form changes.
• Print a copy of CDC Dog Import Form receipt. You will receive this in your email. Ensure it accompanies the dog.
• Finalize travel arrangements with the airline or the transport company.
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Step 5: Day of Travel

• Present the following to the airline before boarding the dog:
o CDC Dog Import Form receipt
o Certification of Dog Arriving From DMRVV-Free or Low-Risk Country into The United States form (or other CDC-approved documentation)
• Arrive at the location on the CDC Dog Import Form receipt.
• Present the following to the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officer:
o CDC Dog Import Form receipt
o Certification of Dog Arriving From DMRVV-Free or Low-Risk Country into The United States form (or other CDC-approved documentation)

06/11/2024

Celebrate your furry friend’s birthday with our selection of birthday goodies!!