Kent County Veterinary Hospital
118 Acadia St. E4W 3V9 Richibucto

Congratulations to Shirley Warren for winning the dog basket! You will be contacted shortly.

ADOPTION: Older stray cat looking for home. They are not sure if male or female but think male. For more information please call 523-1818

Don’t forget to enter our contest posted below, deadline is March 31st. Good luck to all who entered!

Welcome Rubble :)

OWNER FOUND Found in Richibucto. Male. If yours please call 523-1818.

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OWNERS FOUND Female dog found in Richibucto. If yours please call 523-1818.

Contest time ! We're excited to announce our first ever giveaway! We are giving away this basket of dog goodies. Head over to Beausejour Veterinary Clinic for a chance to win a cat basket! To enter: Like our page, share this post, and tag one friend.... *One entry per person Good luck ! Date of draw: March 31st, winner will be contacted by Facebook message. C'est l'heure du concours ! Nous sommes excités de vous annoncez notre tout premier giveaway! Noue ferons tirer ce panier de jouets et gâteries pour chien! Maintenant au tour de Beausejour Veterinary Clinic.Courrez la chance de gagner un panier pour chat ! Pour participer: Aimez notre page, partagez ce post et identifiez un ami dans les commentaires. *Une admission par personne. Bonne chance! Le concours prend fin le 31 mars, le/la gagnant(e) sera contacter via Facebook messenger.

Suzie wanted to show off her lovely winter jacket

ADOPTED Tuna is a 5 month old male kitten looking for a forever home. He has been tested negative for Feline Leukemia and FIV. He has also been treated for fleas and worms. For any more information please call 523-1818

Due to COVID 19 restrictions our clinic staff would appreciate clients come on time for appointments, this will avoid unnecessary wait times. Please call from your car on arrival and we can arrange entry as we have a limit to number of people in the building at one time. As per provincial regulations masked are required to enter the building and entry will be restricted to anyone who has been outside or in contact with individuals outside the Atlantic Bubble. To speed up ser...vices we ask owners to call in advance for food or prescription refills so that they may be prepared in advance so your order can be ready on arrival. We can even do curbside delivery to your vehicle for your pick-ups. We want to thank everyone for your patience during this difficult time. We are trying to keep our staff safe and healthy so services will have no interruptions.

OWNERS FOUND Young female terrier found on Acadia Street Richibucto. If yours please call 523-1818.

OWNERS FOUND Found in St-Charles (south st-charles road) if yours please contact 523-1818

Please share! Who wants a kitten!!!??? These 4 beauties are up for adoption and will be ready at the vet clinic on Tuesday. They are $50 each because they alrea...dy had flea treatment, ear mite treatment, de-wormed, feline leukemia tested (all negative.) Upon pickup, you must make a future appointment to have them spayed or neutered. The all orange one is a female and the orange and white ones are 2 female, 1 male. Please message me for info. See more

MIA, If someone finds him please contact me, his name is Daniel. Please keep an eye out for him,he has never been an outdoor cat and I am beside myself worrying about the upcoming storm

Given the current situation and new developments with the COVID-19 virus the Kent County and Beausejour vet locations will do our utmost as a team to continue our services, prescription writing, food sales for our furry friends. At this time there is NO evidence of pet-to-person transmission of COVID-19. At this time we will be keeping our doors locked and allow one client in the building at a time. Please call ahead for any prescription refills or pet food. Payments with cre...dit cards can be made over the phone to further minimize social contact. If any of the following apply to you, we unfortunately can not permit entry into the hospital. Please call us at 523-1818 for further instruction prior to your appointment: - recent travel or contact with someone who has travelled. - Showing any cold or flu like symptoms (coughing, sneezing, sore throat, fever, etc) - Known exposure to COVID19 We appreciate your patience + understanding during this very uncertain time. All measures are being taken to protect our clients, and staff so we can continue to remain available. We will post any changes as they develop. Thank you for your cooperation.

Our precious Maya has been missing since yesterday after supper, we are super worried and scared !!!! She is a very large white Great Pyrenees a bit shy, was la...st seen in Bedec last night, we drove around till midnight but could not find her. If you see her please call 338-0120 and share share share!!!!! See more

We will be closing early due to the weather

We will be closed for the remaining of the day due to weather conditions.

We will be open until further notice

We will remain closed until noon today due to weather.

Nutritional DCM. Could your dog’s food be hurting his heart? Recently the FDA has been investigating a link between certain dog foods and a heart condition called Dilated Cardiomyopathy (DCM). What is DCM?... DCM is a heart condition where the muscular walls of the heart become thin and stretched out. The heart becomes very large and weak and is unable to contract fully. When the heart cannot contract fully, it is unable to pump enough blood to the body. This disease often becomes deadly. What foods have been implicated? The foods that have been linked to this disease are often labeled as grain free. They are foods that contain legumes such as peas, lentils, chickpeas, and beans. See the image below for the 10 most commonly implicated diets. (Keep in mind these are not the only ones that are risky, they are just the 10 most common ones.) What are symptoms of DCM? In the earliest stages your dog likely won’t show any symptoms. As the disease progresses you may notice lethargy, becoming tired with exercise, excess panting, coughing, and fainting. What should you do if your dog has been eating a grain free diet or is showing any of the above symptoms? If your dog is showing symptoms please schedule an appointment with your veterinarian. Chest X-rays may be taken and it may be recommended that your dog be evaluated by a veterinary cardiologist. If your dog has been eating a grain free diet for months to years we strongly suggest speaking with your veterinary team about a diet change. Nutritional DCM can affect any breed and any age of dog. We encourage you to reach out to discuss any questions or concerns you may have.

New dog/cat toys available