Brampton Veterinary Hospital

04/23/2025

With the change in weather, it's time to think about seasonal care for your pet. Whether it's updating vaccinations or managing allergies, we're here for all your pet's needs. Drop by for a wellness check and keep them happy and healthy all year round! bramptonvethospital.com

04/21/2025

What should you know about diabetes in dogs? It's something pet parents should know about, especially as they age. Is your dog drinking more water than usual or losing weight despite eating normally? These could be signs of diabetes. Early detection and proper management are key to keeping your pup healthy and happy. Learn more about symptoms, treatment, and what to watch for in this article.

Dr. Lauren Jones explains diabetes in dogs, including symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment options.

04/18/2025

Spring allergies aren't just for humans! Brampton Veterinary Hospital knows the months of March, April, and May can be no fun for pets either. Dogs and cats with allergies may also experience skin rashes or excessive licking. To help your pet, keep them indoors during high pollen days, wash their paws after walks, and keep windows closed to prevent allergens from entering the home. If you notice your pet showing allergy symptoms, it’s a good idea to visit us for advice on treatments or medications to provide relief. bramptonvethospital.com

04/16/2025

Unfortunately, lost pets are all too common. Cats or dogs can get away from home in the blink of an eye. Want to know about an excellent, safe solution to give you peace of mind? A microchip! It is one of the best ways to reunite with your pet. It provides permanent identification and helps shelters return lost pets. Contact us today to get your pet microchipped for added safety! bramptonvethospital.com

04/15/2025

🐱🐾 Who else has a special bond with their feline friend? Embrace the love today with extra snuggles and interactive toys! bramptonvethospital.com

04/14/2025

Is your pet preparing for their first visit to Brampton Veterinary Hospital? We're here to ensure everything goes as smoothly as possible. We encourage pet parents to stick to their regular routine as much as possible. Get them used to their carrier well in advance, using treats to create positive associations. Keep the first trip short and calm. Bring any medical records and stay close to your pet to provide reassurance. We look forward to seeing you here! bramptonvethospital.com

04/12/2025

Spring is here, and it's time for outdoor fun with your pet! Be mindful of toxic plants, watch for seasonal allergies, and check for fleas and ticks after outdoor play. Always keep fresh water available, and never leave your pet in a hot car. Enjoy the season while keeping your pet safe and happy! Share this post with your other pet parents. bramptonvethospital.com

04/11/2025

This month (on April 11th) is National Pet Day! Our pets rule our lives, and we wouldn’t have it any other way. They take up the best spots on the couch, expect snacks on demand, and somehow have more pictures on our phones than we do. Drop a pic of your furry troublemaker in the comments and let’s celebrate the chaos they bring! bramptonvethospital.com

04/09/2025

Where are all our dog lovers at? We all know it's fun to spoil them, but don't forget to choose healthy treats to keep their well-being in mind for the long term. The following article has some great ideas of where to start. Click below and happy treating for your pet!

Learn about the different types of dog treats on the market and decide which are best for your dog.

04/07/2025

Trust us, we know the feeling.

04/04/2025

As loving pet owners, we all want the best for our furry friends, but overfeeding can lead to serious health issues like obesity and diabetes. Start by measuring their food portions and setting regular feeding times. Our veterinarian walks pet owners step by step through the essential of pet nutrition. Call to get started with anything you need! bramptonvethospital.com

04/03/2025

Unlike this cat, our pets don't know when they need to go to the vet! Make sure your pet gets routine exams and don't hesitate to contact us if your pet is showing any unusual signs or behaviors in between their regular visits. bramptonvethospital.com

03/31/2025

Just because your furry friend is getting older, doesn't mean that it no longer needs exercise. These 6 exercises are great to get your senior dog moving without pushing them too hard.

Regular, moderate exercise can help keep blood flowing to senior dogs' muscles, get joint fluid moving, and stave off weight gain that can worsen conditions such as diabetes or arthritis. Here are some outdoor exercises for your older pooch.

03/28/2025

Cats walk with both right feet first, then both left feet. Camels and giraffes have a similar gait!

03/26/2025

Make preventative care a priority at Brampton Veterinary Hospital. Think of it like their annual "how are we doing?" visit! These check-ups help catch small issues before they become big problems, keeping tails wagging and purrs going strong. If it’s been a while since your furry friend had a wellness exam, now’s the perfect time to schedule one. bramptonvethospital.com

03/24/2025

Don't let the year get away from you without getting your pet vaccinated. At Brampton Veterinary Hospital, we offer a full range of vaccinations tailored to your pet's specific needs. Book an appointment for your pet’s vaccinations and ensure they stay healthy and protected all year round! bramptonvethospital.com

03/21/2025

March is here, and with it comes the start of flea and tick season! As the weather warms up and pets spend more time outdoors, these pesky critters become more active. Did you know ticks can transmit diseases like Lyme disease, and fleas can cause allergies and discomfort for your pet? Drop your questions in the comments, and we’ll help you keep your furry friends protected all season long! bramptonvethospital.com

03/19/2025

March is here, and warmer temperatures are finally approaching. Now is the perfect time to enjoy some quality time with your pooch outdoors. Exercise is a great way to keep your dog healthy for years to come and allows them to bond with their owners. Don't forget to schedule a wellness exam before spring arrives. bramptonvethospital.com