Hespeler Animal Hospital

10/31/2024

Have a spook- tacular Halloween and don’t forget to keep them chocolates away from our furry friends.

09/28/2024

Electra came in today to get her dental work up done. She had fractured canines to the extent that the pulp was exposed. She needed extraction to relieve her from pain and make her comfortable.
Tooth fractures are very common in dogs and can happen from chewing on their toys or bones. Minor tooth fractures can lead to sensitive teeth while major tooth fractures with exposed pulp can lead to severe pain, infection developing on affected tooth and aggressive behaviour as well.
As our furry friends are masters at hiding pain most of the fractures go unnoticed. For this reason it is imperative that regular checkups are done by the veterinarian.
If you are suspecting a tooth fracture in your pal please make appointment ASAP.
Good news is that we are offering 20% off dental treatments for the month of October. Please take advantage of this offer. *limited spots left

09/19/2024

Pet Dental Care
We are excited to offer 20% off all cat and dog dental treatments.
This applies if the procedure is booked for October, but if for some reason you cannot bring your pet in October, as long as you book the procedure during this month we will honour the discount for the future.
* October 1st- October 30th
* 20% off Preanesthetic blood work and IV fluids that help stabilize blood pressure, and assist with a smooth and comfortable recovery.
* 20% off the cost of the surgery, hospitalization and anesthesia.
* 20% off optional ad-ons, such as a microchip.
*Excludes medications
*Excludes cone to prevent licking.
*Cannot be combined with any other promotions. Discount only applies if booked during the month of October.

Please call our clinic at 519-740-7706 for more information

Hespeler Animal Hospital
210 Pinebush Road
Cambridge, ON

06/21/2024

06/05/2024

For month of June we are offering 15% off on dentals including dental extractions.For new clients for dental only do pre procedure dental exam at $51 plus tax.Blood test and intravous fluids are mandatory before procedure.
Limited spots!!

05/22/2024

05/02/2024

Happy National Pet Month
Hespeler Animal Hospital wants to celebrate our furry friends for the joy they bring us. We are offering special discounted prices for spay and neuter for the month of May. Book your appointment with us now as spots will be limited and fill up very quickly.
Call our clinic at 519-740-7706 for more info on the promo.

03/08/2024

Yesterday , we removed 700 gram pyrometra uterus from a 3kg cat. Another reminder why spay is so important.

03/04/2024

March Spay/Neuter Promotion
20% off all cat and dog spays and neuters!
This applies if the procedure is booked for March, but if your pet is too young to be spayed or neutered in March, as long as you book the procedure during this month we will honour the discount for the future.
* March 1-31st, 2024
* 20% off Preanesthetic blood work and IV fluids that help stabilize blood pressure, and assist with a smooth and comfortable recovery.
* 20% off the cost of the surgery, hospitalization and anesthesia.
* 20% off optional ad-ons, such as a microchip.
Excludes medications, and cone to prevent licking.
Cannot be combined with other offers. Discount only applies if booked during the month of March.

Please call our clinic at 519-740-7706 for more information

Hespeler Animal Hospital
210 Pinebush Road
Cambridge, ON

03/01/2024

It's National Poison Prevention Month! Here are the PPU Pet Poison Helpline's Top 10 CAT Poisons: Be sure to keep these toxins out of your pet’s reach and pet-proof your house! https://pbxx.it/AmTojj

02/29/2024

I got my teeth cleaned today🦷🪥

02/29/2024

Today , we have Kevin coming to us after getting into some fabric and tampon. After our initial exam we did X-rays and noticed some foreign material in the stomach.We induce vomiting and Kevin vomited tampoon and chewed fabric material.We were lucky that foreign body came out with vomiting , otherwise it would have lead us to surgery to remove the material from stomach.
It is reminder for all of us to make sure that garbage bins are properly locked to prevent any such accidents.

01/29/2024

Laser therapy provides a non-invasive,
pain-free, surgery-free, drug-free
treatment which is used to treat a variety of
conditions. It has been shown to be very
effective in assisting animals with arthritis,
degenerative joint disease, or secondary
soft tissue soreness associated with these
conditions and can be performed in
conjunction with NSAID medications

01/19/2024

Do you know the difference between sedation and general anesthesia? Sedation refers to a state where the patient is calm and relaxed and may or may not be conscious. Sedation is typically used for shorter (up to 30 minutes), less-invasive veterinary procedures such as diagnostic imaging, joint injections, suture removal, and wound management. Injectable sedation is short-acting, and with most sedatives, a reversal agent can be given once the procedure is complete. This agent reverses the effects of the sedative on the central nervous system and can provide quick recovery within 15-20 minutes after injection.

On the other hand, anesthesia produces a loss of consciousness. General anesthesia is typically used for longer, more invasive procedures such as surgery or dental cleanings. When a pet is under general anesthesia, they are connected to an anesthetic machine, and a tube is placed through their mouth into the trachea to allow oxygen and the inhalant anesthetic to be dispersed as the patient breathes.