Chappelle Veterinary Clinic
14128 28 Avenue SW T6W 3Y9 Edmonton, AB, Canada

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Hello friends this weekend we are facing extremely cold weather. Some tips to keep your pets safe during cold weather You're probably already aware of the risks posed by warm weather and leaving pets in hot cars, but did you know that cold weather also poses serious threats to your pets' health?...Continue reading

Bad breath, discolouration of the teeth, loss of teeth, or reddened gums are all signs of pet dental problems. There are often no obvious signs to the pet owner however - the best way to identify dental disease is a thorough examination by your veterinarian. Learn more about dental care for your pet: https://www.albertaanimalhealthsource.ca//dental-care-your https://www.facebook.com/299997803419471/posts/3800866889999194/?sfnsn=mo

Chappelle Veterinary Clinic is celebrating companion Animal Dental Months, for January, February and March, Call the clinic to book your pet in for an assessment, Dental health is a very important part of your fur baby's health. What can we do for your pet? Detailed oral and dental examination Digital intraoral radiography... Cleaning Extraction Referral to specialist Looking forward seeing your pet See more

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Chappelle Veterinary Clinic is happy to announce that we are now open! We invite you to come visit us and can’t wait to meet you and your furry friends! Our hours are Monday, Thursday, and Friday 8 AM 6 PM, Tuesday and Wednesday 12 PM 9 PM, and Saturday 8 AM 3 PM... To book an appointment please call 780 249 2828 or email [email protected]

Attention Chappelle families This afternoon we had a gentlemen bring in this little guy to be scanned for a chip, but unfortunately we couldn’t find one. He was found running around the chappelle area. Please reach out if he looks familiar and/or is yours. Proof of ownership will be required to pass along contact information of the gentleman who found him call Chappelle Veterinary Clinic at 7802492828 Please share

At Chappelle Vet clinic; one of our main priorities is supporting our community, one of the best ways for us to do this is by working closely with SCARS animal rescue. Every week we see multiple patients through SCARS animal rescue. We happily perform regular procedures such as, spaying, neutering, radiographs and other miscellaneous services that the little critters with SCARS may require, at near cost. COVID-19 has been difficult for many of us, and our local animal resc...ues have not been immune to financial struggles. We encourage anyone who is able to - to donate to the fundraiser below. Together we can keep helping homeless cats and dogs get the care they require; and find their forever families. See more

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New evidence supports the value of preventive care profiles on all adult dogs Sponsored content from IDEXX - 9/1/2020 Dogs as young as 2 years of age had clinic...ally significant findings based on results of preventive care bloodwork and fecal testing1 Of the nearly 30,000 canine profiles included in this analysis, there was little variation in the rate of clinically significant findings between adult dogs and senior dogs. The study was based on an analysis of IDEXX Preventive Care profiles (including the following categories: Chem 22 including the IDEXX SDMA Test, IDEXX CBC testing with reticulocyte parameters, the Lab 4Dx Plus Test, and Fecal Dx antigen testing) run as part of wellness visits. While the number of clinically significant findings for each of these testing categories varied by age, all categories were important for adult, senior, and geriatric dogs. These results are similar to a previous analysis that included cats as young as 2 years2 The previous analysis from more than a quarter of a million wellness visits that included a chemistry profile with an IDEXX SDMA Test and a CBC, revealed significant findings required follow-up in: 1 in 7 adults (cats aged 28 years; dogs aged 36 years) 1 in 5 seniors (cats aged 913 years; dogs aged 710 years) 2 in 5 geriatrics (cats aged 14+ years; dogs aged 11+ years) Routine preventive care testing has distinct medical benefits There is ample evidence to support routine preventive care visits that include diagnostic testing. Results of routine bloodwork and fecal testing help veterinarians detect diseases and conditions, leading to earlier interventions that help patients of all ages live healthy lives for as long as possible. Once a veterinarian has baseline values, she/he can monitor trends and, if necessary, create individualized treatment plans. If no abnormality is detected, veterinarians and staff canand shouldcelebrate the good news with clients. By communicating the value of every test result, practices reinforce the importance of routine wellness checks and the central role that clients play in the health of their pet. It’s a win-win! *Due to clinically significant findings, which would indicate the need for follow-up, further consideration, or a change in action by the clinician. Clinical significance based on rules determined by an IDEXX veterinarian panel. https://www.idexx.com///preventive-care/medical-evidence/ 2020 IDEXX Laboratories, Inc. All rights reserved. All /TM marks are owned by IDEXX Laboratories, Inc. or its affiliates in the United States and/or other countries. The IDEXX Privacy Policy is available at idexx.com.