Chelsea Animal Hospital

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12/29/2024

Secure your spot in our upcoming Puppy Start Right class..hurry slots are limited!

12/23/2024

We are feeling festive this morning at Chelsea Animal Hospital! Our elf says don't stress, you've got this! Enjoy the season!

12/20/2024

Last minute stocking stuffers????
We have what you need!

12/19/2024

Dogs, those furry companions that brighten our lives, live a fraction of the lifespan humans do. Yet, they seem to possess an extraordinary ability to find happiness in the simplest of moments, teaching us invaluable lessons about living life with boundless optimism and joy.
It's often said that dogs are among the happiest creatures or animals, and their unwavering enthusiasm for life can serve as a profound reminder for us humans to appreciate the beauty in every moment.
We have to admire their innate ability to fully immerse themselves in the present. Whether playing or resting they give their full attention to each moment, reminding us to savour life as it unfolds, rather than constantly looking ahead or dwelling in the past...

J T Alexander

12/18/2024

Sometimes a dog comes into your life at just the right time, slipping into the cracks without you even realizing it. They don't announce themselves as saviors or miracles-they're simply there, slowly weaving their way into your routine, your thoughts, your feelings, and your heart. You don't see it then, but they're quietly pulling you out of places you thought you'd never escape.
It's only years later, when you're looking back, that the clarity hits you. You remember the nights when the world felt too heavy, and they sat beside you-steady and unshaken-keeping you tethered. You see how they filled your days with the kind of simple, unfiltered joy you had long forgotten existed. They didn't fix everything, but they gave you a reason to keep going-and sometimes, that's enough. Sometimes, that's all you need.
And maybe that's the beauty of it. They don't try to save you; they just do. In their own gentle way, they become the thing you didn't know you needed. And long after they're gone, you realize it wasn't just luck that they came when they did-it was love, pure and profound, walking into your life and changing it, as if it was meant to mend and heal everything.

Thank you to R.M. Drake from the book Dog People

12/17/2024

Is there any greater joy than a nosh? A nibble? A full-on feast?
For dogs, food is love. And love? Is everywhere. A missed morsel under the cabinets. A few chomps of grass to go. Anything you’re eating? They’d like a bite, too.

Adventurous palates and insatiable appetites—the world is a dog’s table. And humans? We’re their five-star chefs—or we want to be. Here is a creative culinary creation, you will relish feeding your fuzzbuddies. Not just because scrumptious treat toys keep doggy brains sharp, but because…well, food is love.

We have a Toppl for you! We have black (naughty) or red and green (nice).

12/16/2024

Holly was sent down our chimney today! So precious! FYI Holly is now Black Jack.

12/15/2024

It's National Ugly Sweater Day
Some enjoy it more than others!

12/14/2024

National Gingerbread Decorating Day
Celebrate your pets this day!

12/13/2024

Commemorating International Day of Veterinary Medicine
Veterinary professionals deserve appreciation.
Even with the defined connection to human health, animal health doctors and professionals are not seen or treated as equals to human medical practitioners. It is time to shatter this notion and recognize the vital role veterinary professionals play within the entire healthcare field.

12/12/2024

Commemorating International Day of Veterinary Medicine
Animal health is linked to human health.
Several medicinal advancements within the veterinary realm have also helped improve human healthcare and treatment such as vaccines, organ transplants, and the robust therapeutic abilities many companion animals innately have.

12/12/2024

Commemorating International Day of Veterinary Medicine
Animal diseases are connected to human diseases.
Adopting a One Health approach is key to preventing and controlling a variety of zoonotic and vector borne diseases that impact both animals and humans alike. Diseases such as Ebola, Zika, and SARS all have animal origins, stressing the importance of keeping a vigilant eye on the welfare and health of animals to ensure a healthy human population.