Chapel Hill Veterinary Clinic
1615 Orléans Boulevard K1C 7E2 Ottawa, ON, Canada

Poinsettias can mildly toxic for cats and dogs, so be sure to keep them on an elevated surface, where they can't be reached by your furry friends!

As we mentioned a few weeks ago, November is National Senior Pet Month! Keep in mind that regular vet visits are crucial to track the health and wellness of your aging furry friend. If you'd like to schedule an appointment for your pet, contact us today. 613-834-5686... www.chapelhillveterinaryclinic.com See more

During the colder months, your furry friends may want to snuggle close to heat sources. Make sure to keep them a safe distance from space heaters, wood stoves, and fireplaces, to avoid burns!

During the colder months, cats often seek out warm spaces which may include areas in and around your vehicle. It's best to tap on the hood and look underneath before starting it.

It's that time of year!

Lest we forget.

Our mission is to help your cats and dogs live long, happy, healthy lives. To learn more about the various services we offer, visit our website today: www.chapelhillveterinaryclinic.com

We had to do a double take!

: We're now open for regular, curbside appointments! If you would like to schedule an appointment for your furry friend, please give us a call at (613) 834-5686. Our current hours are: Monday: 8:30am - 6:00pm Tuesday: 7:00am - 6:00pm... Wednesday & Thursday: 8:30am - 7:00pm Friday: 8:30am - 5:00pm Saturday: 8:00am - 12:00pm Sunday: Closed We look forward to seeing you again!

We provide compassionate care for your pet at every stage of their life. To schedule an appointment for your furry friend, call our friendly staff today. 613-834-5686

Does this look familiar?

Do you think they said 'cheese'?

Privacy? What's privacy?

November is National Senior Pet Month. If your furry friend is a senior, we'd love to see them! Feel free to share a photo in the comments below.

When taking your pet for a crisp, autumn walk, ensure they don't consume wild mushrooms as some types can be highly toxic!

Fall has arrived! What does your furry friend love most about this season?

We realize that your cats and dogs are part of your family, and our mission is to help this live long, happy, healthy lives. To learn more about the various services we offer, visit our website today: www.chapelhillveterinaryclinic.com

Who says dogs and cats can't be friends...

Now that school has started, we recommend keeping backpacks off the floor. This will help prevent your pet from getting into them and possibly ingesting items inside!

This pooch knows how to hustle!

From everyone at Chapel Hill Veterinary Clinic, we hope you and your furry friend have a lovely Labour Day!

If you're planning to barbecue during the last long weekend of summer, remember to dispose of garbage and scraps properly! Items like corn cobs, foil, skewers, and bones can cause a blockage, stomach upset, or perforation in the intestines if consumed.

At Chapel Hill Veterinary Clinic, we provide your pet with quality care and treat them like family. If you're in need of a routine checkup, vaccination, emergency visit, or simply have a question, call our friendly staff today. 613-834-5686

It's International Dog Day! They really are our best friends, aren't they? Share a pic of your amazing pooch in the comments!

Who else wishes pets could speak? If you notice your furry friend behaving out of character, contact us to schedule an appointment and we'll help diagnose any concerns you may have. 613-834-5686

We're onto them!

Watch for wasp and hornet nests on your property. Your furry friend may think it's a game to snap, swat, or pounce on a stinging insect, but it can end in a painful outcome!

"Just keeping it warm"

Is your furry friend up-to-date with their vaccinations? Prevention is the best medicine, and vaccinations play an essential part in keeping your pet healthy. If you'd have questions or would like to schedule an appointment, contact us today. 613-834-5686

If you've been working from home but will be heading back to the office soon, here are some tips that will help prepare your pet for the transition.

From everyone at Chapel Hill Veterinary Clinic, we hope you and your furry friends are having a great long weekend!

If you're planning to be outdoors with your pet this long weekend, ensure they have access to shade, and fresh, clean water. Also be on the lookout for rapid panting, weakness, and vomiting, as these can be signs of heatstroke.

How beautiful are these two?!