Wellington Veterinary Services

07/09/2025

Good Morning!
We are unfortunately without a doctor today.
For urgent appointments, please reach out to :
Wingrove Veterinary Hospital (519) 856-9541

We apologize for the inconvenience.

06/10/2025

Tiffany, one of our Veterinary Assistants, is going through something no parent should have to face. Her daughter Lorelai, just two years old, has been diagnosed with leukemia.

Our hearts are with their family, and we know many of you may want to help. If you're able, please consider offering support through the link below. Every bit of love and encouragement matters right now. 💛

Just days before her second birthday, our daughter Lorelai was diagnos… Alex Vander Vlugt needs your support for Help Support Lorelai’s Fight Against Leukemia

04/30/2025

🚨 Important Notice 🚨

Due to a power issue that has affected our building, we are currently experiencing a major service disruption. Our phones are still working, but our Wi-Fi is down, which means we do not have access to email or our veterinary software (Avimark).

As a result, we are unable to proceed with regular appointments at this time.
We can only accommodate emergencies or life-threatening situations until this issue is resolved.

We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your patience and understanding. 💙

Please call us directly if your pet needs urgent care. 📞

03/27/2025

📢 Important Update for Today!
Our clinic will operate from 8 AM to 8 PM, but we’ll have a brief closure from 12 PM to 2:30 PM for an inventory count.
If you have any concerns or questions, please contact us at 519-846-5327.
Thank you for your understanding, and we’ll see you soon! 🐾✨

03/25/2025

Heartworm FAQ 💉🐶
Swipe left to learn more and drop your questions below! ⬇️

03/20/2025

🌸🌞 It's the first day of spring, and we're ready to welcome the season of renewal!
Don't forget to schedule their annual check-ups, bloodwork and flea/tick prevention treatments to keep them healthy all season long! 🐾💚
📞 Call us today to book your pet's spring check-up!

03/18/2025

🦠🐾 DID YOU KNOW? Fleas can lay eggs on your pet, falling into carpets, furniture, and other home areas. 🏠
✨ Pro Tip: Vacuum all carpets in your home regularly, and discard the vacuum bag afterward to prevent flea eggs from hatching. The more thorough you are, the better your chances of breaking the flea life cycle. 🧹
🐕🐈 Keep your furry friends (and your home) flea-free this season!

03/17/2025

🍀 Happy St. Patrick’s Day! We’re feeling extra lucky to have such wonderful clients and their furry companions. 🍀🐶🐱
Remember to keep your pets safe this holiday! Avoid foods like chocolate, grapes, and alcohol, and keep decorations out of reach!

03/05/2025

Warmer weather is on the way, and so are fleas, ticks, and worms! Even indoor pets can be exposed to parasites brought in by other pets, people, or even through open windows and shoes.

🦠 Did you know? Some parasites can survive year-round, but the risk increases as temperatures rise. Protecting your pet early ensures they stay safe, healthy, and happy all season long!

✅ March marks the start of parasite prevention in Ontario! Don't wait until your pet is at risk—book their parasite prevention appointment today!

📅 Call us to discuss the best protection plan for your pet! 🐶🐱

02/28/2025

🦷 Interesting Facts About Your Pet's Teeth! 🦷
Did you know your pet's teeth can reveal much about their health? Check out these fun and surprising facts about pet dental care:
🐾 Pets Have Fewer Teeth Than Us: Dogs typically have 42 teeth, and cats have 30. Humans, on the other hand, have 32 teeth!
🦷 No Tooth Fairy for Pets: Unlike humans, pets don't noticeably lose their baby teeth. Most pets just swallow them during play or while eating!
🦷 Pets Can Get Cavities Too: While it's less common than in humans, pets can develop cavities or dental decay, often due to sugary or starchy foods.
🐾 Teeth Are a Window to Their Health: Dental problems in pets are often linked to other health issues, such as kidney disease and heart disease. Regular checkups can help catch these early!
Ensure your pet's teeth are healthy for a long, happy life! 🐾❤️