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Ottawa Cat Rescue - Si and Am are up for Adoption!

Ottawa Stray Cat Rescue: Sisters Si And Am Are Up For Adoption!

31 Jan 2019
Fisher Glen Animal Hospital would like you to meet Si and Am - two inseparable sisters up for adoption from the Ottawa Stray Cat Rescue!
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Ottawa Cat Rescue: Sasha and Stoney Are Up For Adoption!

9 Oct 2018
Fisher Glen Animal Hospital would like you to meet Sasha and Stoney - two adorable kittens up for adoption from the Ottawa Stray Cat Rescue!
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Ottawa Stray Cat Rescue - Keba

Ottawa Stray Cat Rescue Profile: Keba Is Up For Adoption!

21 Jun 2018
We here at Fisher Glen would like to introduce you to Keba - an adorable kitten up for adoption from the Ottawa Stray Cat Rescue!
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Ottawa Cat Rescue: Chirpa And Her Kittens Are Up For Adoption!

18 Jun 2018
We here at Fisher Glen would like to introduce you to Chirpa - she and her kittens are up for adoption from the Ottawa Stray Cat Rescue!
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Ottawa Stray Cat Rescue - Pink

Ottawa Stray Cat Rescue Cutie Of The Week: Pink Is Up For Adoption!

17 Jun 2018
This week we at Fisher Glen would like to introduce you to Pink - an adorable kitten up for adoption from the Ottawa Stray Cat Rescue!
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  • Percy was just being a lab when he followed his nose to his Moms purse and found some gum to munch on! Percy ate over 20 pieces in a just a few seconds! As we know a lot of gum now contains xylitol and xylitol is very poisonous to animals. His owner rushed him in to the clinic where we discovered thankfully for Percy that the gum contained no xylitol. However Dr. Betnaza thought it was best to induce vomiting to insure there were no issues with eating so much gum! We checked in on Percy today and he is doing great. Its like nothing happened :)
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  • It is National Poison Prevention Week. Please take time to review some household dangers that we may not always think of. As always if you are not sure, just give us a call!
  • Part of our work with the Ottawa Stray Cat Rescue involves taking care of TNR's or Trap Neuter Release cats. While they are in for their neuter or spay they receive a full physical exam under anesthesia. If we see any other issues like broken teeth they are extracted at the time. We know that it is impossible to provide ongoing veterinary care for these cats as most of them are feral so we do everything in our means to take care of any issues they have while they are in clinic for the day. Pictured is Dr. Baar removing an incisor from one our kitties today. If you would like more information on the TNR program please visit their website, volunteers are always needed. https://www.oscatr.ca/trap-neuter-release-program
  • Katie is busy cooking up a team lunch for everyone here at Fisher Glen!
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