At Baden Veterinary Hospital, we are committed to providing the furry members of your family with comprehensive care to keep them happy and healthy.
We are a full service veterinary hospital in the small town of Baden, Ontario.
Starting May 27, Snyder’s Road West is open to local traffic only from Mill Street to Christian Street. Local businesses remain open. Watch for the Detour signs. More information about the reconstruction of Snyder's Rd. W. at http://wilmot.ca/currentprojects .
Ticks can be found in many areas across Canada but they prefer to live in wooded areas, in tall grasses and under leaf litter. They can also be found in urban areas, like city parks and green spaces.
Avoiding tick habitats help reduce the risk of exposure.
Ixodes species (such as the blacklegged tick) prefer moist environments like leaf litter.
Dermacentor species (such as the American dog or wood tick), a hardier tick, can live in drier environments like tall grasses.
More information can be found at
https://ticktalkcanada.com/tick-facts/
Heads up to any of our clients (and patients) who may be traveling to the United States later this summer or next winter. There are new requirements for your dog to enter the United States. Call or email us if you want to know if your pet is ready to travel!
Starting on August 1, all dogs entering the U.S. (including those that left the U.S. and are returning, and regardless of the country they are coming from) must be:
• healthy upon arrival
• at least 6 months of age
• microchipped
• accompanied by a CDC Dog Import Form receipt and required vaccination and veterinary documents.
Additional requirements may apply depending on where the dog has been in the last 6 months and whether or not the dog was vaccinated in the United States.
Use CDC’s Q&A tool (the CDC “DogBot”) to determine what rules apply to your dog: https://bit.ly/2rww2bq
Our phones seem to be back up and running at this time- thank you for your patience!
We are having some issues with incoming calls today! If you are not able to reach us please either leave a voicemail and we will get back to you ASAP or email the clinic at [email protected]
We apologize for the inconvenience and hope to have the issue resolved shortly!
A reminder that we will be closed on Monday January 1st. We will reopen Tuesday January 2nd at 8 am.
Dr. Butler and everyone at Baden Veterinary Hospital wish you and your pet(s) a Happy New Year
Daisy would like to remind you that we will be closed selected days for Christmas and New Years- please make sure to have enough food and any prescriptions refilled in plenty of time to get through these dates.
Saturday December 23- OPEN 8 am- 12pm (prescription and food pick up only, no appointments)
Sunday December 24-Tuesday December 26- CLOSED
Wednesday December 27- OPEN 9am to 5:30 pm (food and prescription pick ups, appointments)
Thursday December 28- OPEN 9 am to 5:30 pm (food and prescription pick ups, appointments)
Friday December 29- OPEN 9 am to 5:30 pm (food and prescription pick ups, appointments)
Saturday December 30- OPEN 8 am- 12pm (prescription and food pick up only, no appointments)
Sunday December 31, Monday January 1- CLOSED
Tuesday January 2- OPEN, back to normal schedule
Last night (most of) the Baden Veterinary Hospital team gathered for our annual Christmas Party. We started the evening by managing to escape The Green Door Diner escape room at KW Escape (something only 18% of people escape) followed by returning to the clinic for a night of food and fellowship.
Thank you to all of our clients for choosing us in 2023 and we look forward to seeing you and your pets in 2024!
A reminder that we will be closing at 4:30 pm today for our staff Christmas Party. We will be open tomorrow from 8am to 12pm for food and prescription pick ups.
And yes, Dr. Butler will get to enjoy some Christmas cheer too 😊
We will be closing early this Friday for our staff Christmas Party. We will be closed at 4:30 pm December 1. We will be open again on Saturday December 2 from 8 to 12 for food and prescription pick ups.
Please make sure you make arrangements to get your food and medications in time.
Found these keys in our parking lot.
Please contact the clinic if they are yours.
Dr Butler reminds you to stop and smell the flowers on this sunny Friday afternoon
As the hot temperatures continue, please keep your pet safe!
CANADA DAY WEEKEND HOURS:
Saturday July 1- CLOSED
Sunday July 2- CLOSED
Monday July 3- CLOSED
We are open today, Friday June 30 until 5:30 pm to pick up food and medications for your pets.
Dr. Butler, our clinic cat has promoted himself to working reception. He's not the best at answering the phones, but we love him nonetheless.
FACT FRIDAY!
Did you know? Ticks can transmit disease in as little as 2-3 hours to their host. Don't forget to pick up your monthly flea & tick prescription.
This tick was pulled off a patient today.
As the weather gets warmer, mosquitoes are getting ready for the season too! Protect your pets from heartworm by picking up your prevention and starting on June 1.
What to do when your pet doesn't like the traditional Elizabethan collar after surgery but you need to protect their incision? Use a watermelon style inflatable collar of course!
They're back! This pesky deer tick came in on a patient today. Deer ticks carry Lyme Disease and you and your dog could become infected. Contact us today if you don't already have your protection for pets!
As the temperatures climb, more people will be out and about with their dogs. Check out the facts on how dogs can contract leptospirosis and what you can do to keep them safe!
With the blooming of spring comes the appearance of lilies- whether in your garden or in your house. Did you know that most lilies are extremely toxic to cats?
Keep your feline friends safe, keep them away from lilies inside or out!
Today is the last day of the National Tick Awareness Month.
March may be over, but ticks are just getting started! Stay
vigilant all year long so you can Outsmart Ticks! Anytime,
Anywhere.
Want to know more? You can find lots of useful tips, videos, and
resources on ticktalkcanada.com. If you have any questions,
we’re always here to help!
Link: https://ticktalkcanada.com
Daily tick checks – do you know what to do if you find a tick on
your pet? You can participate in Canadian tick monitoring by
submitting tick photos to eTick.ca for identification by a
professional. Not sure how to do it? We can help! The more we
know, the better we can Outsmart Ticks! Anytime, Anywhere.
Link: https://www.etick.ca/etickapp/submit/report-index
Today is officially spring! We’ve talked about ticks being active
in the spring, but the truth is ticks can be active in every season
so it’s important to stay vigilant! Do you know how to recognize
a tick? Watch this video to know more! Knowing what ticks look
like can help you Outsmart Ticks! Anytime, Anywhere.
Link: https://youtu.be/ji5F_k59wgk
Did you know different tick species have preferences when it
comes to geographic location and habitat? We can show you
where and what kind of ticks have been found in your province!
Avoiding the p aces where ticks like to hang out is an important
step to help Outsmart Ticks! Anytime, Anywhere. Check out the
map here!
Link: https://ticktalkcanada.com/geographic-expansion
With temperature fluctuations at this time of year, checking
your weather forecast helps you decide if you need sunglasses,
snow boots, or a sweater! But what about ticks – could ticks be
active in your area today? Check out your area’s tick risk
“forecast” and be prepared to Outsmart Ticks! Anytime,
Anywhere.
Link: https://www.tickmaps.ca
Due to the weather, we will be closing at 5pm tonight. Stay warm and stay safe.
Due to inclement weather we are closing the office at 4pm today.
We will be back open tomorrow Thursday Jan 26th at 8:00am
We apologize for any inconvenience!
Dr Butler is all dressed up and ready for New Years Eve! We will be closed from 12 pm on December 31 until we reopen on Tuesday January 3 at 8 am. Happy New Year's everyone!
We hope you are staying warm just like our clinic cat Dr. Butler. We will be closing at 4:30 today for staff safety.
50 Foundry Street
Baden, ON
N3A2P6
| Monday | 8am - 6pm |
| Tuesday | 8am - 6pm |
| Wednesday | 8am - 5:30pm |
| Thursday | 8am - 6pm |
| Friday | 8am - 5:30pm |
| Saturday | 8am - 12pm |
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Ticks can be found in many areas across Canada but they prefer to live in wooded areas, in tall grasses and under leaf litter. They can also be found in urban areas, like city parks and green spaces. Avoiding tick habitats help reduce the risk of exposure. Ixodes species (such as the blacklegged tick) prefer moist environments like leaf litter. Dermacentor species (such as the American dog or wood tick), a hardier tick, can live in drier environments like tall grasses. More information can be found at https://ticktalkcanada.com/tick-facts/
FACT FRIDAY! Did you know? Ticks can transmit disease in as little as 2-3 hours to their host. Don't forget to pick up your monthly flea & tick prescription. This tick was pulled off a patient today.
They're back! This pesky deer tick came in on a patient today. Deer ticks carry Lyme Disease and you and your dog could become infected. Contact us today if you don't already have your protection for pets!
