To our valued clients –
As we approach summer and the next statutory holiday, we want all to be aware of AHL’s status on the July 1st weekend.
AHL Guelph will be open Friday June 30th 9AM -5PM for drop off of submissions. Labs will be open but some testing may be limited. Emergency PMs are available in Guelph but please call ahead and confirm.
Our latest Newsletter, June 2023 is now available here.
To our valued Clients,
May 1 is the beginning of AHL's new fiscal year. Submissions logged on or after May 1 will reflect to new pricing. Current clients should have received a hard copy of the 2023 AHL Fees schedule / User guide in the mail, if not please contact ahladmin@uoguelph.ca to request. Our online fee schedule is always up to date and available. A unique username and password is required to login to the AHL website. Registered veterinarians, technicians and researchers are welcome to register here.
To our valued clients,
The March 2023 Newsletter is now available
To all clients in Eastern Ontario,
Monday February, 20, 2023 is a STAT holiday there will be no testing done at the Animal Health Laboratory.
Specimen Reception at the Animal Health Laboratory - Guelph location will be open from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. for receiving specimens and for out-of-hours emergency necropsies only (call first).
The Animal Health Laboratory Kemptville will be closed.
Have a safe and Happy Family Day long weekend from everyone at the Animal Health Laboratory!
To all clients in Eastern Ontario,
Animal Health Lab Kemptville is OPEN but running at reduced staffing today, January 26, 2023 due to inclement weather. Delays in reporting of test results from this location may be expected. Please address any inquiries to ahlkempt@uoguelph.ca or 613 258 8320.
1-519-824-4120 ext 54530 ahlinfo@uoguelph.ca
Dr Hein Snyman – AHL Kemptville.
January 20th, 2023
To our valued poultry clients:
You are receiving this note as you have submitted avian samples to AHL in the past. As you may be aware, notifications related to H5N1 avian influenza in Ontario have decreased markedly as the fall migration has now concluded. No newly infected commercial poultry premises have been identified since Dec. 21.