Fletcher's Creek Animal Hospital

04/01/2020

There is so much misinformation circulating about the effect of COVID-19 on our pets. Keep yourself and your pets safe by staying well informed. For more helpful tips check out our new blog post at https://tdvg.ca/category/blog/

03/29/2020

Some wholesome content to help you get through the week ahead! 😹 https://www.buzzfeed.com/hannahmarder/this-twitter-thread-where-people-pretend-their-pets-are

This is the kind of content I need right now.

03/28/2020

Keep you and your pets safe by having all your pet products delivered directly to your door! 👏 If you have not received your invitation via email please contact our offices for your personalized invitation, call us at 1(866)209-1001

For more information please visit our website at https://tdvg.ca/our-online-store/

03/27/2020

One of these creepy ticks was found on one of our favorite patients this week 😨. Although its great to safely treat your pets to extra outdoor time during these trying times make sure you keep your pets safe. Stay away from long grass/ wooded areas, use appropriate preventives and check your pet for ticks regularly. To make sure that your pets are appropriately protected please call out offices at 1(866)209-1001.

For more information about seasonal parasites such as ticks check out out blog at https://tdvg.ca/category/blog/

03/26/2020

We are pleased to offer telemedicine to accommodate our clients with non-emergency cases during this difficult time. One of our doctors will contact you via face time to discuss your pet’s case. Additional fees may apply. Call our offices to schedule your appointment today 1(866)209-1001.

For more information please about telemedicine in the veterinary field please visit: https://www.avma.org/resources-tools/animal-health-and-welfare/telehealth-telemedicine-veterinary-practice

03/19/2020

TDVG will be implementing new procedures to help increase the safety for our clients and employees. Please check our website at tdvg.ca for updates.

-Effective immediately we will only be accepting emergency cases. Non-urgent appointments will be rebooked when appropriate.
-When possible we are asking that all arriving clients remain in the car and call us upon arrival. A staff member will meet you at your car and bring your pet into the clinic for evaluation.
-We will contact you over the phone to obtain your pet’s history and relay our treatment plan and recommendations.
-Once the care of your animal is complete, the discharge process will be discussed.
-We will only be providing medications for emergency in clinic cases. All other cases will be provided an external prescription.
-Please select at home delivery for all online food and product orders to avoid any difficulty in the event that our offices close.

03/18/2020

As the COVID-19 situation continues to evolve we are recommending that all client have their online orders delivered directly to their residence to avoid complications in the unfortunate event that our offices close.

03/18/2020

Pet owners have questions about the risk of their pets contracting or spreading the new coronavirus and we have the answers! https://www.lifelearn.com/2020/03/03/coronavirus-and-your-pet/?utm_source=Social&utm_medium=Facebook&utm_campaign=Client%20Communication&utm_content=Coronavirus

09/16/2019

New puppies depend on their new families for everything. Make sure they receive the best care by bringing them in to Fletchers Creek Animal Hospital for a new puppy exam. For the rest of September receive 15% off your puppies first visit!

For more information about new puppy care visit https://www.akc.org/expert-advice/health/puppy-shots-complete-guide/

09/04/2019

Give your new puppy the most important welcome home gift, the gift of health! Get 15% off your puppy's first visit! 🐶

08/11/2019

It is important to remember that household products that our dangerous for your health are just as dangerous for your pets! Looks for WHMIS symbols at home and keep dangerous products out of paw reach. Follow the manufactures instructions to ensure proper safety. ⚠️

08/09/2019

Did you know that garden fertilizers can be toxic to pets if ingested? Make sure that your follow the manufactures instructions when applying any fertilisers. For more information about safe gardening with pets please visit https://ontariospca.ca/blog/gardening-and-your-pet/

08/08/2019

With all these dangers around it is important to be aware and keep them out of paws reach! To learn more about pet toxins please see the attached link https://www.aspca.org/news/announcing-top-pet-toxins-2017

08/05/2019

House plants are one of the top 10 causes for pet poisoning! Take a moment to check if any of your house plants are toxic to your furry family. Prevention is the first step to a healthy pet! 🐱🐶🐰🐭🦔🦜 For more information on which plants are toxic please visit https://www.aspca.org/pet-care/animal-poison-control/toxic-and-non-toxic-plants

08/03/2019

August is pet toxicity awareness month. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram for tips and tricks all month long!🐱🐶🐹🐰