Changes to clinic drop in procedures

Due to the increase in morning appointments and surgery we have adjusted our schedule and will no longer be offering drop in nail trims, Anal expressions, Fluid therapy or Cartrophen injections between 9 am-12 pm.

We understand this will be an inconvenience for a lot of you but feel it is necessary to let our staff focus on appointments and surgery and therefore keeping our standard of care high.

You can now drop in for these services between 2 pm-5 pm

Please contact us if you have any questions

Marijuana and your pets

​With the upcoming Marijuana regulations set to change soon here is an update on how we are preparing. 

Our staff have taken an updated credited toxicology course on how to effectively and safely treat pets who may ingest THC in Marijuana. 

Marijuana just like any toxin (Chocolate, xylitol etc) we understand can be accidentally ingested as it becomes something you may enjoy and use in your life. We urge all pet owners to practice safe storage as you would do with any other toxin and please note there will be no judgement on our part as with any legal or illegal toxin if your pet is to come into contact with it our only goal is to work with you to keep your pet as safe and healthy as possible. 

For owners interested in using CBD products for their pets health benefit, we have limited researched information from health Canada on uses in pets as of yet. Our staff are waiting for the ongoing research into the health benefits of CBD products so we will not be able to prescribe or recommend CBD right now.

Please make sure if you do choose to purchase a CBD product without advisement of a Veterianian that alot of these products are unregulated and may not contain the actual amount of CBD listed and some have been known to have contained THC that was not listed on the label. Please seek a reliable source and work closely with us to watch for any adverse side effects. 

We hope to see positives in the health industry in the future with regulated uses of CBD and if you have any questions or concerns feel free to ask a member of staff or schedule a time to speak to one of our Doctors.

And on the first day of Christmas...

Starting December 1st-24th we are having the 12 days of Christmas with lots of opportunities to win prizes and save money on our Facebook page and at the clinic! We will also be doing some fundraising and accepting donations for animal shelters.

Changes to royal canin mobility support diet

Does your dog eat MOBILITY SUPPORT?

For patients on Mobility Support do not fret, we are here to help you transition from your current diet onto the new one. Please make sure you have at least half a bag of the current mobility left in order to have a safe and successful transition. A safe transition to the new diet should be done over a minimum of 7 days.
**Please be advised that their have only been changes to the CANINE Mobility Support and that the Feline version remains the same.**
Patients on Canine Mobility Support will require a transition to the new Canine Advanced Mobility as they will no longer be making the Mobility Support.
Advanced Mobility Support is a simple and safe nutritional solution for the early and long term management of osteoarthritis.
-Reduce joint pain and inflammation
-Improve mobility and joint function
-Contribute to the maintenance of a healthy weight
-Suitable for mature dogs

What are the differences between Mobility Support and Advanced Mobility Support?

-A new trio of Anti-inflammatory agents in the form of green tea polyphenols, Hydrolised Collagen and Curcumin working together with Glucosamine and Chondroitin to aid in inflammation. 
-Same great taste and palatability with a lower calorie amount per cup.
- Green lipped muscle has been removed and replaced with a more environmentally sustainable ingredient while maintaining natural anti-inflammatory properties in the food.