Apsley Veterinary Services

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Happy Valentine's Day ❤
02/14/2025

Happy Valentine's Day ❤

We are closed today due to inclement weather ❄ We are sorry for any inconvenience. If your pet has a medical emergency, ...
02/13/2025

We are closed today due to inclement weather ❄ We are sorry for any inconvenience. If your pet has a medical emergency, please contact the Kawartha Veterinary Emergency Clinic at 705-741-5832.

Family Day Weekend Hours
02/12/2025

Family Day Weekend Hours

Tripper was full of kisses when he was in for his first visit last week 💋 He even made sure Bigsbey got a smooch!       ...
02/11/2025

Tripper was full of kisses when he was in for his first visit last week 💋 He even made sure Bigsbey got a smooch!

February RVT Promo Day - 25% Off Nail Trims & Microchipping!
02/06/2025

February RVT Promo Day - 25% Off Nail Trims & Microchipping!

Too Cute Tuesday ~ Arnie (Malamute X) & Dr. Maegan
02/04/2025

Too Cute Tuesday ~ Arnie (Malamute X) & Dr. Maegan

We will be closing at 4pm today (Monday, January 27th). We apologize for any inconvenience.
01/27/2025

We will be closing at 4pm today (Monday, January 27th). We apologize for any inconvenience.

A big thank you to our clients for supporting our Remembrance Tree Ornament 🎄fundraiser in 2024. We raised over $350 for...
01/17/2025

A big thank you to our clients for supporting our Remembrance Tree Ornament 🎄fundraiser in 2024. We raised over $350 for the Lakefield Animal Welfare Society! The ornaments were painted by some of the wonderful students at Apsley Central Public School. Your generosity is so appreciated!

RVT Promo Day JANUARY 14th, 2025 ~ 25% OFF nail trims and microchipping!
01/09/2025

RVT Promo Day JANUARY 14th, 2025 ~ 25% OFF nail trims and microchipping!

Happy New Year from all of us at Apsley Veterinary Services 🎉We are back in the office tomorrow, Thursday, January 2nd a...
01/01/2025

Happy New Year from all of us at Apsley Veterinary Services 🎉

We are back in the office tomorrow, Thursday, January 2nd at @ 8:00am.

We are closed at Noon today (December 24th, 2024) until Thursday, January 2nd, 2025 at 8:00am for our team to celebrate ...
12/24/2024

We are closed at Noon today (December 24th, 2024) until Thursday, January 2nd, 2025 at 8:00am for our team to celebrate the holidays with their family (human and fur) and friends.

If your pet has a medical emergency while we are closed, please contact the Kawartha Veterinary Emergency Clinic at 705-741-5832.

Your pet deserves the best! That includes food! Stock up now on your pet's food by shopping on our vetstore (link BELOW)...
12/20/2024

Your pet deserves the best! That includes food!

Stock up now on your pet's food by shopping on our vetstore (link BELOW). Our manufacturers have let us know that price increases will be effective in January 2025. Don't forget to sign up for auto-ship to save 5% (offer valid with most manufacturers).

www.myvetstore.ca/apsleyveterinaryservices

Toxic Holiday Foods 🍫🍇• CHOCOLATE - All forms of chocolate are toxic and potentially fatal to dogs and cats.• XYLITOL - ...
12/19/2024

Toxic Holiday Foods 🍫🍇

• CHOCOLATE - All forms of chocolate are toxic and potentially fatal to dogs and cats.

• XYLITOL - As a sugar substitute widely found in sugar-free gum and candies, baked goods, gummy vitamins, and toothpaste, xylitol (a.k.a. birch sugar) can cause hypoglycemia (low blood sugar), liver failure, seizures, and even death in dogs.

• ONIONS, GARLIC, CHIVES & LEEKS - Cause a form of anemia in dogs and cats. Depending on the amount consumed, the results can also include increased heart rate, elevated respiration, collapse, and often death. Toxicity can occur from raw, fried, dehydrated, or powdered forms of these foods.

• GRAPES, RAISINS & CURRANTS - Cause kidney failure in dogs. Any ingestion should be cause for concern, regardless of the grape variety.

• MACADAMIA NUTS - Both raw and roasted macadamia nuts are considered dangerous. Symptoms of toxicity include lethargy, joint stiffness or hind limb weakness, fever, tremors, and vomiting. Some dogs can also develop pancreatitis (inflammation of the pancreas) due to the high fat content of these nuts.

We receive the BEST holiday cards from our amazing clients and patients! This photo definitely takes the cake (or cookie...
12/18/2024

We receive the BEST holiday cards from our amazing clients and patients! This photo definitely takes the cake (or cookie) for MOST CREATIVE!

Share your holiday pet photos below 📸

REMINDER 🎁 Holiday Closure Notice 🎄We will be closed from December 25th, 2024 through January 1st, 2025, reopening at 8a...
12/16/2024

REMINDER 🎁 Holiday Closure Notice 🎄

We will be closed from December 25th, 2024 through January 1st, 2025, reopening at 8am on Thursday, January 2nd, 2025. Please ensure you have everything your pet needs this holiday season. The last day we will be placing an order with our supplier is December 19th.

To help keep your furry family member healthy and safe this season, here are five safety tips:1. Some Chemical De-Icers ...
12/12/2024

To help keep your furry family member healthy and safe this season, here are five safety tips:

1. Some Chemical De-Icers Can Be Toxic - Chemical de-icers containing ethylene glycol are a deadly poison for dogs. As a standard de-icing agent found in antifreeze and winter windshield washer fluid, ethylene glycol has a sweet taste that many dogs find irresistible—and it only takes a small amount to cause permanent and fatal damage to their kidneys.

2. Road Salt Can Burn Paw Pads - Road salt can cause painful burning to paw pads, and when licked off by your dog, salt can cause irritation and inflammation to the mouth and digestive tract.

3. Winter Chill Can Be Deadly - While some dog breeds are built better than others to withstand cold temperatures, prolonged exposure for dogs to wind chill and cold temperatures can cause fatality from hypothermia. When temperatures drop, keep walks and outdoor playtime to a minimum. Dog jackets can help dogs stay warmer for longer in winter weather, but don’t wait until your dog starts shivering before heading back indoors.

4. Protect Pets Against Jack Frostbite - Paws, ears, and tails (like human hands and faces) are susceptible to frostbite. To help protect dog paws, boots in a wide variety of styles are easily found online and in pet stores. In addition to helping tender paws stay dry, dog boots often come with soles, which also provide added traction in icy conditions.

5. Certain Foods Are Toxic for Pets - Delicious meals and treats are intrinsic to the holiday season, and you may be tempted to share the feast with your furry family member. However, many foods found in seasonal dishes and treats are toxic to pets. Stay tuned for a list of toxic foods.

Have a concern about your pet? Don't wait, call us today! We have appointments available this week with one of our veter...
12/10/2024

Have a concern about your pet? Don't wait, call us today! We have appointments available this week with one of our veterinarians. We will be closed from December 24th at Noon until January 2nd at 8am with limited DVM covereage on December 23rd and 24th.

Address

9779 Highway 28
Apsley, ON
K0L1A0

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 12pm

Telephone

+17056562838

Website

http://www.apsleyveterinaryservices.ca/

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