Update! We are pleased to announce our updated protocol for COVID 19 - Phase 3 EFFECTIVE TUESDAY AUGUST 4th, 2020. Though we have been fortunate enough to see all of your furry companions we have really been missing seeing all of you face to face! We¹ve been working...

COVID-19 Protocol Update as of APRIL 9, 2020 WE ARE STILL HERE FOR YOU! Veterinary medicine (urgent care)  has been deemed an essential service, which means that we will be able to care for your pet. If your pet is sick, in pain or distress, we are still here to help....

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Ticks: What they are, where do they come from, how can we identify them and how to prevent them? Although there are several hundred different species of ticks around the world, 3 of those species can be found in Ontario. The black-legged tick, dog tick and less...

I love to give kisses, to my humans, to my cat brother, to everyone I see! However, there came a time when my humans seemed to stop loving them as much as they used to. When I would run up to them, they would try and avoid me coming right to their face; how rude was...

Did you know that the oral health of your dog or cat can directly affect their overall health? A mouth full of calculus, infection and rotting teeth can cause undo stress and potential complications with a pet’s heart, liver & kidneys. A pet’s mouth and teeth also...

As some of you already know we’ve recently launched our new online VET store! It’s a great website where you can shop for your pets food from the comfort of your home! In an addition to your pets’ food, we’ve also made toys, treats and much more available too! Now...

You Asked and We Delivered There’s no doubt that the veterinarian’s office is an ideal location to get advice on pet food, and a place to pick up your pet food. We have good knowledge of your pet’s health history, and can make an educated recommendation regarding the...

Day 1: I saw it jumping through the carpet. I think it wants to play. There was only one and I lost it! We must be playing hide and seek.Day 2: There are more today! They must’ve told their friends how fun I am. I’m definitely going to catch at least...

Heartworm disease transmission is pretty straightforward and prevention is fairly simple, but it's a large problem that not everyone understands.  Here are the facts!TRANSMISSION Heartworm is a parasite that is transmitted by mosquitoes during warm months....