There is road work currently ongoing around the AHL building.
The AHL is open for business, however if you are dropping off postmortems or samples please expect delays and detours to get to AHL.
You may need to detour in front of the OVC Large Animal Hospital to get to AHL. The road work is expected to occur from July 24-26th.
AHL Client Services
To our valued clients –
As we approach mid-summer and the next statutory holiday, we want all to be aware of AHL’s hours on the August Civic Holiday weekend.
Regular AHL Guelph limited Saturday service (Clinical Pathology and Bacteriology) and drop off Sunday service will be available August 3 and 4. The AHL Guelph vestibule remains open every day as usual from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. for submission drop off.
Animal Health Lab Kemptville is OPEN but the lab is experiencing a phone network outage on July 4th to July 5th, 2024. Our email and accessioning system is however online as normal. To contact the lab about any information or to notify us of any incoming cases please address any inquiries to ahlkempt@uoguelph.ca. For any additional questions please call AHL Guelph 1-519-824-4120 ext 54530.
To our valued clients –
As we approach summer and the next statutory holiday, we want all to be aware of AHL’s hours of operation for Canada Day.
AHL Guelph will be open Saturday June 29 and Sunday June 30 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. for drop off of submissions. Labs will be open with limited Saturday service (Clinical Pathology and Bacteriology). Emergency postmortems are available in Guelph but please call ahead and confirm.
The AHL Guelph vestibule remains open every day as usual from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. for submission drop off.
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To our valued Clients,
The AHL Kemptville phones are back online.
Thank you for your patience
To all clients in Eastern Ontario,
Animal Health Lab Kemptville is OPEN but the lab is experiencing a phone network outage on May 8, 2024. Our email and accessioning system is however online as normal. To contact the lab about any information or to notify us of any incoming cases please address any inquiries to ahlkempt@uoguelph.ca.
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