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What's New

Autumn is near, time to enjoy the changing of the leaves and walks in the crisp fall air. Don't forget to continue your pet's heartworm medication into October and November. All dogs and outdoor cats should be on preventative heartworm medication. Speak with our technicians for more information.

We are proud to have made a donation to the "Breaking Ground" campaign for the Ottawa Humane Society. Our donation will help to build new facilities to replace the current facilities on Champagne Avenue. Please visit the Ottawa Humane Society website for more information, and to donate.

Please Note that as of July 2nd, our hours on Fridays are changing. We will now be open from 8am until 5pm.

Please Note: Changes To Nail Trim Day

Starting February 1st, nail trim day will no longer occur on the third Thursday of the month, to better serve our patients we have changed our policies regarding nail trim day.

Each patient can come in once monthly to have their nails trimmed, owners must call ahead to book a time and their pet's vaccines and annual exams must be up to date.

Please contact us for further information.

Holiday Hours & Celibrating Safely

Please note that we will be closed Friday September 7th for the labour day long weekend and Monday October 11th to celebrate Thanksgiving with our families. Please order your pet's medication and food early.

Is your furry family member included in the Thanksgiving festivities? It's great to celebrate holidays with your pet but foods that we enjoy such as Turkey or holiday candies and chocolates can be dangerous. Small Turkey bones can become stuck in the digestive system and cause pain, discomfort, and sometimes serious injury. Certain ingredients in candies and chocolates can be toxic to pets too. Contact your veterinarian for more information

Are you looking to add a new furry four legged friend to your family? Our staff is happy to help you choose, or narrow down an appropriate dog breed for you and your family's lifestyle.

Got a scaredy dog?

Does your dog hate coming to the vet? Got white coat syndrome? We find that bringing them in for non-medical visits and treats very helpful.