Nolan Hill Veterinary Hospital

11/10/2024

We’re thrilled to invite you to our Open House as we celebrate 9 amazing years of serving you, your pets, and our wonderful community! 🐾

Join us on November 23rd from 11 am to 2 pm for an afternoon filled with celebration, appreciation, and fun!

Here’s what you can look forward to:

Exclusive Facility Tour: Explore our hospital, see behind the scenes, and learn more about how we care for your beloved pets.
Meet the Team: Get to know our veterinarians, skilled technicians, and client care team. We’re excited to answer your questions and discuss how we can serve you even better.
Refreshments: Enjoy delicious treats and refreshments on us!
Giveaways and Raffles: Take home some fantastic goodies for you and your pet. Plus, enter our raffle for a chance to win BIG prizes, including Complimentary Grooming for One Year!

Whether you’re a long-time client or new to our hospital, we would love to see you and celebrate this milestone together.

Thank you for being a part of our journey over the last 9 years. We look forward to celebrating with you and your pets on November 23rd!

11/01/2024

Happy Halloween NHVH family!!!

Love,
Snow White, the Seven Dwarfs and the furry animals of the forest

10/14/2024

Happiest Thanksgiving NHVH family!! We’re grateful for YOU 🤍

We’ll be back tomorrow for regular hours, enjoy an amazing day!

08/21/2024

***update***
She is now with the City of Calgary.

Anyone missing a sweet kitten? She’s here and was found in the Nolan Hill Area.

07/10/2024

While new details are emerging daily here is a summary:

1. Ensure your dog has an ISO-compliant microchip
If your dog does not have an ISO-compliant microchip, contact a Canadian licensed veterinarian to make an appointment to implant an ISO-compliant microchip
2. Have a copy of a Canadian veterinary record (for example, a vaccination certificate, health certificate, invoice or purchase records, etc.) from at least 6 months to 1 year (at latest) prior to the travel date
For example, if you plan to travel to the U.S. with your dog on Sept. 1, 2024, your Canadian veterinary record must be from Sept. 1, 2023, to March 1, 2024
3. Ensure your dog’s ISO-compliant microchip number is accurately recorded on all veterinary records and documentation
4. Ensure your dog’s rabies vaccine is up to date
Although rabies vaccination is not currently a mandatory requirement by the CDC or the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) for personal pet dogs that have been in Canada for the past 6 months, the CFIA is still finalizing the process for Canadian dogs travelling to the U.S. and it could become required or be required in certain situations
Dogs are also subject to individual state requirements – many of which require rabies vaccination
Rabies vaccination is required by most Canadian provinces/territories and is a requirement by the CFIA for dogs entering Canada
In order for the rabies vaccination to be considered valid by the CDC, it must be done after the ISO-compliant microchip has been implanted. If your dog is due for rabies vaccination, ensure they have an ISO-compliant microchip implanted before vaccinating.

Visit cdc.gov for the most update information.

04/10/2024

***reunited thanks everyone ***Furry French Bulldog was found in Sage Hill he is here with us for now, if anyone recognizes him please let us know as we’d love to reunite him with his family.-

03/05/2024

We cannot say thank you enough 💕
Alberta Veterinary Medical Association

Congratulations to Dr. Danielle Rowe and her team at Nolan Hill Veterinary Hospital. The practice was recognized with the mentor practice award. Dr. Rowe was described as a mentor, guide and source of inspiration. The practice was recognized for fostering an environment where mentorship thrives, providing support, guidance and encouragement to all team members.