Guelph Street Animal Hospital

Guelph Street Animal Hospital Veterinary Clinic At Guelph Street our special interest is your pet and you. Why visit Us ? We Provide Exceptional Care! Our staff is well trained.

We are pleased to offer you a variety of medical, surgical, diagnostic, grooming and boarding solutions for your wonderful companions. Our Veterinarians do their best to answer any and all questions and concerns that you have about your pet’s well being. We examine your pet thoroughly. We discuss in detail all the findings and what steps and treatments are necessary to restore the health of your p

et. We want you to understand the particular condition your pet has and we provide explanations and information on the various conditions and diseases. We show you where the treatments will take place. We are dedicated to providing the best treatments available. Medications and home treatments, if necessary, are explained in detail and all questions are welcomed and answered. We will show and train you in how to give medications to your pet at home, if necessary

12/18/2024

Happy Holidays!
From: Lucy

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12/11/2024

Vaccinations for Felines

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12/10/2024

Vaccinations for Canines

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A friendly reminder that we will be closing early today, December 9th, 2024. Our hours are 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM.We will be...
12/09/2024

A friendly reminder that we will be closing early today, December 9th, 2024. Our hours are 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM.

We will be returning our regular schedule tomorrow, December 10th, 2024, from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM.

Thank you for your understanding, and we wish you and your furry friends a wonderful holiday season! ❤️🐶🐱

Leo is one of the cutest English bulldogs 🥰English Bulldogs are a distinctive breed known for their stocky build and cha...
11/19/2024

Leo is one of the cutest English bulldogs 🥰

English Bulldogs are a distinctive breed known for their stocky build and charming personality. Here’s a quick overview:

Origins: Bred in England for bull-baiting, their strong jaws and muscular build reflect this history.

Appearance: Recognizable by their wrinkled faces, flat noses, and rolling gait.

Temperament: Gentle, loyal, and great with children, making them excellent family pets.

Exercise: Prefer short walks and lounging; often called “couch potatoes.”

Health: Prone to breathing issues, overheating, hip dysplasia, and skin conditions.

Lifespan: Live 8–10 years with proper care.

Training: Stubborn but trainable with patience and positive reinforcement.

Drool & Snoring: Expect slobber and snoring due to their facial structure.

Grooming: Low-maintenance coat but requires regular wrinkle cleaning.

Dental Health For PetsGuelph Street Animal Hospital
11/07/2024

Dental Health For Pets

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11/06/2024

Cat carrier safety

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French Bulldogs are a popular and distinctive breed known for their charming personalities, unique appearance, and affec...
11/05/2024

French Bulldogs are a popular and distinctive breed known for their charming personalities, unique appearance, and affectionate nature.

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10/31/2024

Happy Halloween!

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New Hours - Starting November 15th 2024Guelph Street Animal Hospital
10/30/2024

New Hours - Starting November 15th 2024

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Halloween Pet Safety TipsGuelph Street Animal Hospital
10/29/2024

Halloween Pet Safety Tips

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10/29/2024

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Safe first of course! Max came in for his first Cryotherapy treatment. Cryotherapy for pets is an therapeutic treatment ...
10/22/2024

Safe first of course! Max came in for his first Cryotherapy treatment.

Cryotherapy for pets is an therapeutic treatment that uses extremely cold temperatures to help manage various health issues.

In a matter of seconds, you can permanently remove the most common animal skin pathologies, such as warts and small skin tumors, tumors in the mouth, adenoma, perianal adenoma, ear tumors, epulides, sarcoids, aberrant or extra eyelashes (distichiasis), and more!

✅No anesthesia
✅No E-collar
✅Minimal stress and discomfort

Does your pet have a skin tag? Speak to our veterinary team to see if cryotherapy is right for your pet!

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Lucy is such a perfect patient while getting her vaccines.Vaccinating cats is essential to protect them from common infe...
10/15/2024

Lucy is such a perfect patient while getting her vaccines.

Vaccinating cats is essential to protect them from common infectious diseases.

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Scooter came to us with non stop vomiting, which was diagnosed with ultrasound as a foreign body. Thankfully a very long...
10/10/2024

Scooter came to us with non stop vomiting, which was diagnosed with ultrasound as a foreign body. Thankfully a very long ribbon was removed from his stomach through endoscope without requiring a surgery.
Scooter went home same day and He is now happy and healthy.
A foreign body lodged in the stomach or intestines cause abdominal pain, vomiting,lethargy and in appetence.

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10/09/2024

Wishing our clients a Happy Thanksgiving 🍗

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Gary is a Persian cat 😍The Persian cat is one of the oldest and most popular cat breeds in the world, known for its lon...
09/25/2024

Gary is a Persian cat 😍
The Persian cat is one of the oldest and most popular cat breeds in the world, known for its long, luxurious fur and distinctive flat face. They have a calm and gentle temperament, making them excellent companions for indoor living.

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Sweet Grover is a beagle and basset hound mix and is a perfect little gentleman😍 who keeps to himself even while gettin...
09/17/2024

Sweet Grover is a beagle and basset hound mix and is a perfect little gentleman😍 who keeps to himself even while getting his bloodwork done.

Guelph Street Animal Hospital

Address

184 B Guelph Street
Georgetown, ON
L7G4A7

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 8pm
Tuesday 8am - 8pm
Wednesday 8am - 8pm
Thursday 8am - 8pm
Friday 8am - 8pm
Saturday 9am - 3pm
Sunday 9am - 3pm

Telephone

+19057028387

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Beautiful Betty came to us for cherry eye surgery. Cherry eye is a condition where the gland of the third eyelid protrudes and becomes visible. It can occur in dogs and sometimes requires surgical correction. The surgery involves repositioning the gland back to its normal position and securing it to prevent recurrence. If you're considering cherry eye surgery for your dog, it's crucial to consult with a qualified veterinarian. They can assess the condition, discuss treatment options, and provide guidance on post-operative care. Guelph Street Animal Hospital

Vixen came to us for a eye enucleation surgery, we think she is one tough cookie. 😉 Eye enucleation in pug dogs can be necessary in certain situations, such as severe eye trauma, untreatable eye infections, or the presence of malignant tumors. Pugs are brachycephalic dogs, which means they have a characteristic short, flat skull shape. This anatomy can sometimes lead to issues such as shallow eye sockets, which may increase the risk of eye injuries or infections. When a pug undergoes eye enucleation, it's typically because the eye is causing significant pain or is beyond repair. The procedure involves the surgical removal of the affected eye, including the surrounding tissue if necessary.

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