Hopital Vétérinaire de Shediac Veterinary Hospital

10/31/2025

🐾 Meet Luna! 😻✨
This adorable 18-week-old Sphinx kitten visited Dr. Tremblay yesterday for her check-up. Between her big eyes 👀, tiny paws 🐾, and sweet little face 😽, she’s guaranteed to steal your heart! 💖💫

10/31/2025

Our furry friends are getting into the Halloween spirit too—check out their adorable costumes! 🎃👻🐾

10/31/2025

Happy Halloween! 🎃

10/31/2025

🎃👻 The team is in full Halloween spirit today! 🧡
From spooky to silly — we had so much fun dressing up together!

Pictured left to right:
Kendra, RVT • Hailey, RVT • Alice, RVT • Jennifer, RVT & Office Manager • Melissa, RVT • Dr. Allison Moore • Dr. Rachelle Gagnon • Sebastien, Kennel Assistant

🕷️ Happy Halloween from all of us! 🐾

10/30/2025

Kiki visited Dr. Moore yesterday for her appointment and brightened everyone’s day by showing off her Halloween costume! 🐾🎃

We love seeing your pets dressed up too — feel free to share their festive photos in the comments! 👻✨

10/22/2025

Lulu likes to sneak bites of food off the dinner table. Sometimes, this leads her to have an upset stomach, vomit and lose interest in her own food. If this sounds like your dog, it could be a sign of gastrointestinal distress and may require a diet with a lower fat content. Be sure to contact us for an assessment and possible treatment plan. https://pbxx.it/jbEoBW

10/21/2025

🚨 Kennel Cough Alert! 🐾

Got a dog? Watch for a harsh, hacking “goose honk” cough, sneezing, runny nose, or lethargy—these are signs of kennel cough (canine infectious tracheobronchitis), caused by Bordetella bronchiseptica bacteria and viruses like canine parainfluenza and canine adenovirus. Kennel Cough is spread by airborne droplets, shared items, or close contact with other dogs who are contagious (kennels, doggy daycare, parks).

Quick tips:

✅ Call your vet for guidance

🛏️ Rest & hydration

🐕 Harness > collar to protect the throat

🚫 Keep your pup away from other dogs until fully recovered

Prevention:

💉 Vaccinate, especially for daycare or boarding dogs

🐾 Limit exposure to crowded dog areas

Stay safe and keep tails wagging! 💛

10/20/2025

Even small weight gains can have a big impact on your pet’s health.Let’s take those extra pounds seriously — because they mean more than you think.

10/17/2025

Did you know that certain breeds are more prone to heart conditions?

Take Mystik, for example — as a Sphynx cat, she has a higher risk of developing HCM (Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy). That’s why she came in for her annual heart check-up — and we’re happy to report she’s doing great! 💗🐾

We’re lucky to have Dr. Bruno Boutet, a board-certified veterinary cardiologist, at our clinic every Wednesday and Friday to perform cardiac consultations and echocardiograms.

Wondering if your pet could benefit from a heart screening? Talk to your veterinarian, and we’ll be happy to help you book an appointment!

Bonus: For our more nervous feline friends, we offer tasty “licky tube” treats during their ultrasound to help keep them calm and comfortable. 🐱💕

10/17/2025

Pets feel stress too — especially when left alone. Here are six simple tips to help your furry friend feel safe and calm while you’re away.

10/16/2025

10/16/2025

🐾 Found Cat – 671 Main Street Area🐾
A calico female cat was found in the 671 Main Street region. She unfortunately does not have a microchip or a collar.
If you believe she may be your cat, please contact us at 506-532-8081.