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Why do we recommend crate training? Puppies left unsupervised can get into a lot of trouble! In no time they will have chewed your favourite shoes, soiled your carpet, or wrecked your couch.
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Stephanie Aube
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It’s time to go back to school! That means the kids are now out of the house, the days get shorter, and the house gets quieter.
Read MoreUpdate: March 31, 2020
Although our location is still temporary closed, we are happy to announce that Online consultations are now available! Bilingual service is offered. If you wish to connect with a veterinarian via message, phone or video, visit our website and follow the "Online Consultation" link.
COVID-19: Additional measures we are taking effective March 27, 2020
To our valued Acadia Veterinary Hospital clients:
We are all aware of the concerns and rapidly changing situation with COVID-19. Due to the close public contact that our work requires, we have taken necessary measures to protect our clients and our staff, and work hard to ensure we can continue to provide excellent care for our patients. As part of our due diligence, we have decided to temporarily close until further notice.
We understand this is a difficult time for not just our community, but the world around us. We have been in contact with local hospitals to ensure your pets can continue to receive the care they need.
For non-urgent cases, please call 506.857.4271 or visit Moncton Animal Hospital located at 771 Mountain Road, Moncton, NB.
For emergencies, please call 506.387.4015 or visit Riverview Animal Hospital located at 550 Pine Glen Road, Riverview, NB.
Once this situation passes, we will let everyone know as soon as our doors are open and start scheduling appointments for all of your pet care needs.
Thank you in advance for your understanding and we hope that you, your family and pets all stay healthy and safe.
The dedicated team at Acadia Veterinary Hospital
