Almonte Veterinary Services

11/14/2024

We're expanding! We've been working behind the scenes for a while on a renovation that will allow us to continue to provide the best quality of care to our patients. We will be adding additional surgical and exam rooms, as well as some additional work space for our staff.

We're set to break ground in the next week and expect construction to take 4-6 weeks. Since it will be separate from our current work space, we will be able to remain open. However as construction is noisy, we welcome any particularly stressed patients to delay elective care until after it is complete. We will also be offering complimentary oral sedative options for all patients before visits to reduce their stress associated with the disruption. Let us know if you feel your pet would be a good candidate for this extra help.

11/01/2024

Our staff will be partaking in some continuing education for the next two Saturdays, so we will be closed November 2 and November 9th. We will re-open with normal hours during the week.

10/18/2024

In order to give out valued staff some well deserved time off, we will be closed this Saturday, October 19th. We will reopen at normal hours on Monday. Happy weekend.

07/19/2024

The clinic will be closed tomorrow (July 20th) and reopen as normal on July 22nd.

07/03/2024

This adorable little girl is looking for a home. Wisp has been hand reared since she was found at 4 weeks of age and is now 7 weeks old and will be ready for her new home soon. Message us or call at 613-256-3443 if you are interested in adding her to your family. A small adoption fee will cover her kitten vaccines and spay appointment.

06/25/2024

Did you know we help as turtle first responders for the Ontario Turtle Conservation Center? Injured turtles can be brought here as a first stop on their way to more rehab in Peterborough. Even severely injured turtles can be saved and returned to where they came from.

We are in need of more plastic tubs as we send them along with the turtles, rubbermaid work great, so if you have any lying around, we would happily take them as a temporary housing for the turtles.

05/17/2024

Care for all our critters is so important. Keep an eye out for turtles on the roads and report injured turtles to people who can help.

Injured Turtle? Call 705-741-5000.
We intake Turtles from all across Ontario.

Here are some steps to take when you find an injured Turtle!
- Get the Turtle into your vehicle or to a safe space.
- Note the exact location you found the Turtle.
- Give us a call at 705-741-5000.
- Put it into a dry, well ventilated box or bin - do not give the Turtle food, water, or treatment in any way. Keep them at room temperature.
- Wait for us to give you further instructions or call you back.
- Drive the Turtle to the centre or a first responder clinic close to you. Or wait patiently as we arrange for a volunteer driver to get the Turtle from you. You must have the Turtle in your possession for us to send a volunteer Turtle Taxi driver

May long weekend is our busiest weekend of the year. You may have to wait longer than usual to hear from us or have a Turtle picked up, but as long as they are safe and secure with you - that is much better than them being out on the road getting hit again and suffering further. Thank you all for being on the lookout and stay safe!

04/19/2024

It's calving season! Our producers and our vet team are hard at work, making sure babies, like these twins that Dr. Osso delivered a few days ago, are doing well

03/22/2024

Unfortunately, our clinic server has failed. This morning, please give us a bit of extra time and understanding during this difficult period. We should be back to full capacity this afternoon. We are still seeing appointments, but have temporarily turned phones off until we have resolved the matter.

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01/27/2024

The office will be closed tomorrow, Saturday January 27 for staff training.

We will reopen Monday at 8:00 am.