- 298 South Main Street St. Albans, VT 05478
- 1 (802) 524-2051
- contact@champlainvetclinic.com
You can schedule an appointment by calling Champlain Veterinary Clinic during our regular business hours or by requesting an appointment online through the Champlain Veterinary Clinic app.
A $50 deposit is required to reserve and hold your appointment time. This deposit will be applied toward your pet’s appointment and any services provided at that visit.
Online appointment requests are subject to availability and are not considered confirmed until a member of our team has contacted you.
Please note that if you fail to show for your scheduled appointment, the $50 deposit will be forfeited. If you need to cancel or reschedule, please contact our office as soon as possible.
If you believe your pet is experiencing a medical emergency, please call our office directly. Text messages and emails are not monitored as emergency forms of communication and should not be used for urgent medical concerns.
Champlain Veterinary Clinic does not provide after-hours emergency services. If your pet experiences an emergency when we are closed, please contact one of our recommended emergency or urgent-care hospitals:
We accept cash, credit cards, and CareCredit. Payment is due at the time services are provided. We do not offer payment plans.
Yes, we are currently accepting new clients and their pets. Please contact our office or request an appointment through our app to get started.
If your pet has been seen by another veterinarian, please have their medical records and vaccination history transferred to us before your appointment whenever possible. Please also bring a list of any medications, supplements, or preventatives your pet is currently receiving.
We generally recommend that pets receive a wellness examination at least once a year.
Puppies, kittens, senior pets, and pets with medical conditions may benefit from more frequent visits.
Vaccination recommendations depend on your pet’s age, lifestyle, health, and exposure risks.
Our veterinarians will discuss which vaccines are appropriate for your pet and develop an individualized preventive care plan.
Yes. We see pets for both routine preventive care and illness. We do our best to accommodate sick and urgent cases, depending on availability.
Please call us as early as possible so our team can determine the best option for your pet.
Prescription refill requests can be made by contacting our office. Some medications may require an examination, bloodwork, or other monitoring before they can be safely refilled. Please allow adequate time for our team and veterinarian to review your request.
You can request your pet’s medical records by contacting our office. If your pet is transferring to another veterinary hospital, we can provide their records to the new veterinary team with your authorization.
