Campus Estates Animal Hospital

11/23/2024

A few great Black Friday saving opportunities through myVetstore.

11/18/2024

It is so important to us that our team continues to learn, grow and stay up to date on current standards in Veterinary care. Over the past month we were fortunate enough to have Dr Sukhpal Singh (Anesthesiologist) lead our team through not one, but two lectures on improving patient care during Anesthetic. We had such a great turn out to our first session that we actually decided to rent a space for the second! Special thank you to Dr Singh for such informative sessions and MiEducation for sharing their space with us

11/17/2024

Final Vaccine Clinic of the year! For more information check out "The Chicken Vet's" post here:
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1GCpPmzQSy/

11/11/2024

Well, I think it's safe to say that 🌺 Roxy Remembers 🌺
Believe it or not, Poppy ingestion is a common emergency we see this time of year. In fact, Roxy is our SECOND dog in one week to come in for having accidentally eaten their family's Remembrance Day Poppy. Luckily in both cases, thanks to their quick acting families, we were able to use a scope and safely remove the pin from their stomachs before it became a serious health issue or required an invasive surgery.
If you are one of our followers who works at/owns a Veterinary Clinic, let us know in the comments if you have seen this before in your hospital?

Special thanks to Roxy's loving family for trusting us with her care and allowing us to share her photo, bringing awareness to other pet families of this common November pet risk.

10/31/2024

Happy Halloween to all who choose to celebrate! Did your pet dress up this year? Show us in the comment section!

10/14/2024

Today we are grateful for our hard working team members who dedicate their lives to helping animals. Even when that means spending time away from their own families during the holiday seasons.
We continue to remain available today for emergency services. Please call ahead (519-837-1212) to be provided with a recommended time of arrival, but be patient with our team members as wait times may be extended due to an increase of pets in need while other local hospitals are closed.

10/01/2024

09/23/2024

Just a reminder about this week's Chicken Vaccine Clinic. You can reach out to "The Chicken Vets" on their page to inquire about appointment time availabilities.

09/20/2024

Oh boy, what a cutie! This little wide eyed man was in to see us recently for a neuter. Can you guess his breed?

09/18/2024

Staff pet Toast recently celebrated their birthday and we just can't help but share their celebration photos with you! So Cute!

09/17/2024

Dr. Taylor is in the office this week on Thursday and still has a few appointment time slots left!
For those who aren't familiar with him, Dr. Michael Taylor graduated from the Ontario Veterinary College in 1980. He has been primarily focused in Avian/Exotic practices since 1982 and since 1986 has devoted all his professional time to this field.
With a specialized interest in Avian medicine, Dr. Taylor brings a wealth of practical and clinical research experience to consultations and he looks forward to seeing your feathered friends during his time with us at Campus Estates Animal Hospital. If your bird has been dealing with health issues and you are in needed of specialized advice or a second opinion, please call 519-837-1212 to arrange an appointment time.

09/10/2024

The Chicken Vets are hosting two Chicken Vaccine Clinics on September 27. There are two different locations available to choose from. For more information or to arrange an appointment time you can reach out to them directly through their page.

08/28/2024

August 28 marks "Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day" We would like to take this opportunity to invite you to share your pictures and memories below of pets that have crossed to honor them today.

08/21/2024

We asked Oliver's family not to let him lick/chew at his incision. They understood the assignment! He went home in a cute little baby onesie following an emergency surgery to remove about 10" of string like material from his intestines. Fortunately for Oliver, our team was able to massage the foreign material back into his stomach and remove it through his mouth using a scope (camera guided grasper) This meant avoiding an incision into his intestines and significantly reduced his risk of healing complications. He still has an incision on his abdomen though and we thought this baby onesie his family brought was a perfect way to keep it safe! Feel better Oliver and stay out of trouble for your family!!

08/19/2024

Who's examining who? Dr Julia's patients decided to turn the table on her and make sure SHE was healthy instead!