“The Animal Clinic” are proud to offer Doggie Daycare for dogs under 25 lbs. Our webcam allows you to look in on our supervised daycare room and see your four-legged friends at play. “
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We Offer Day Care!
Ticks are trouble!
[video width="1920" height="1080" mp4="http://www.theanimalclinic.ca/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/Tick-flea-AD.mp4"][/video] Ticks are active at any point when the temperature is above 4 degrees Celcius. This year is predicted to be especially bad for ticks since there were multiple warm days this winter when ticks could be active. Ticks “quest” on the edge of grasses/leaves with their front legs out waiting…
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Comprehensive Oral Health Exam and Cleaning
Ever wonder what your vet is actually recommending when they suggest your pet needs a "dental?" It is a little more involved that when you go to see your dentist, due to the need for general anesthesia. Find out what happens at The Animal Clinic when Patrick undergoes a Comprehensive Oral Health Exam and Cleaning.
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Are My Cat’s Teeth Disappearing?
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Are My Cat's Teeth Disappearing? Tooth resorption (also referred to as “FORLs”- feline odontoclastic resorptive lesions) is a mysterious, yet common disease seen in cats (and less commonly, in dogs). The process of resorption is similar to what occurs with baby teeth- specific cells eat away at the root of the tooth to allow it…
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