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Lady Hammond Animal Hospital

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Lady Hammond Animal Hospital

Lady Hammond Animal Hospital full services with experience in all areas of veterinary science. We are dedicated to treat pets with care, comfort and love.
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Lady Hammond Animal Hospital in Halifax offers a wide range of services including medical, diagnostic, surgical, and preventive health care needs for your pet so they live a longer, healthier, happier life.

- Medical Services
- Ultrasound
- Endoscopy
- Surgical Services
- Wellness and Vaccination Programs
- Pet Supplies
- Nutritional Counseling
- Microchip Pet Identification
- Boarding

08/28/2024

Did you know?
More than half of all infections people can get are zoonotic (spread from animals to people). Here are some ways you can help
keep you, your pet, and your family safe by preventing the spread of these diseases.

08/26/2024

Bringing a new kitten home but are not sure exactly what you’ll need to keep them cozy and happy? Here’s a checklist of the essentials to help you plan for their arrival!

08/23/2024

Concerned your dog may have unexpectedly lost weight? Bring them in for a check-up so we can help you figure out what’s going on.

08/21/2024

Tomorrow is National Take Your Cat to The Vet Day! Have a cat that is due for their annual checkup or vaccinations? We’d love to hear from you so we can help keep them safe and healthy!

08/19/2024

As our pets get age, it’s important to pay extra attention to their health. Here are some tips to help keep your beloved senior cat or dog healthy and safe.

08/16/2024

Fun cat fact!

08/14/2024

Wondering which fruits and vegetables are safe or toxic for your dog? Take a look at the American Kennel Club’s helpful article: https://ow.ly/pQqk50SQeoZ can-and-cant-eat/

As with everything, moderation is key and it is best to consult with your veterinarian before giving your dog anything outside of their regular diet.

08/12/2024

There could be several causes why your senior pet is limping, such as arthritis or an injury. It’s always best to bring them in for a checkup to make sure everything is okay.

08/09/2024

Friday fun fact!

08/09/2024

Wishing a Happy 30th Birthday to Shaunna and a Happy 26th Birthday to Michaela.

08/07/2024

If you are going on a road trip with your pet, make sure someone is with them at all times. Consider having an outdoor picnic in the shade at a rest stop or take turns going into the washroom instead of leaving your pet alone in the car as they can quickly become overheated.

08/05/2024

Wishing everyone a happy holiday Monday!

07/31/2024

If your dog eats cherries whole or the pits, be on the lookout for dilated pupils, difficulty breathing, and red gums. These can be signs of cyanide poisoning, which is a veterinary emergency.

07/29/2024

Pet insurance can help you cover the cost of unplanned emergencies, with some plans even covering more routine exams and procedures. If you have any questions, we’re here to help!

07/26/2024

We’re here to talk about p**p again! Wondering when you should be concerned about your pet’s diarrhea? Take a look at when you should contact your veterinarian.

07/24/2024

Think your pet has been stung by an insect? Take a look at which signs you should look for. If your pet is stung by an insect, medical attention is required.

07/22/2024

Have a dog dealing with hearing loss? Here are a few tips to keep them safe, happy, and healthy!

07/19/2024

Wondering how to help your cat get used to a carrier? Here are some helpful tips!

07/17/2024

We love dogs.

07/15/2024

Summer is a great time for adventures with your pet! Whether you hit the trails, campground or the beach, be sure they always have access to plenty of water. The hot days make them more susceptible to dehydration. Here are the most common signs to look out for.

07/12/2024

The chances your dog encounters a tick can increase with warmer weather and more time spent outdoors during the summer months. So, we’re sharing some helpful info from the SPCA on ticks:

https://ow.ly/TVsh50SuKsg

07/10/2024

Animal fact!

07/05/2024

Welcoming A new dog to your family and can’t think of a name yet?

Check out the American Kennel Club’s Dog Name Finder! It has some great ideas from A to Z! https://www.akc.org/dog-name- finder/.

07/03/2024

Did you know? Most dogs with allergies and atopic dermatitis begin to show signs between one and three years of age. Take a look at some of the most common symptoms to look out for.

07/01/2024

With Canada Day here, remember to keep an eye on your pets if there are fireworks near you. Keep in mind that fireworks can be a very scary experience for your pets. Here are a few ways to help keep them calm.

06/28/2024

If your cat is experiencing pain in their back or joints, it can make it more difficult for them to groom themselves. If you notice a significant decline in your cat’s grooming, or if they have stopped grooming altogether, it may be best to take them to see their veterinarian for a checkup.

06/27/2024

We hope everyone is getting excited for the long weekend, just a heads up that the clinic will be closed Monday July 1 for Canada Day. We will reopen Tuesday July 2 at 7am, if you have an emergency during this time please contact Coastal Care Emergency and Referral at 902-703-2323.

06/26/2024

While most dogs that become infected with Lyme Disease from a tick do not get sick, disease and symptoms still do occur. Take a look at the most common signs associated with Lyme Disease. If you are concerned about any symptoms, give us a call. Prevention is the best strategy, so make sure your dog is on preventive tick medication. Routine blood testing can also help detect Lyme and other diseases in your dog, ask us about it next time you’re in!

06/24/2024

Just a reminder that the clinic will be closing at 5:30pm today, June 24, we will reopen tomorrow morning at 7am. If you have an emergency please contact Coastal Care Emergency Vet at 902-703-2323.

06/24/2024

Have a dog that gets itchy skin in the summer months? Shampoo therapy can help alleviate their symptoms. Frequent bathing with hypoallergenic shampoo designed specifically for dogs can help their itchy and inflamed skin. Routinely bathing your dog also rinses out frequent allergens that get into their fur from walks. Ask us about which therapeutic shampoos are right for your dog!

Address

6331 Lady Hammond Road
Halifax, NS
B3K2S2

Opening Hours

Monday	7am - 12am
Tuesday	7am - 12am
Wednesday	7am - 12am
Thursday	7am - 12am
Friday	7am - 12am
Saturday	9am - 9pm
Sunday	9am - 9pm

Telephone

+19024063030

Website

http://www.ladyhammondvets.com/

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Videos

Snacks !!!

Who doesn’t love a treat for coming to the vet ! New little snack bar set up for our furry patients 😊

Our Supurrvisor Cedar getting in some play time this morning before appointments start 😺😺

Dior gave birth by C-Section to 5 beautiful French bulldogs, 2 boys and 3 girls 💕

We had a pet come in today with ear mites! This is a video and picture under the microscope .

Meet Merlin ❤️ This little guy was diagnosed with a condition called Cerebellar Hypoplasia (also known as Wobbly Cat Syndrome). Cerebellar Hypoplasia occurs when the cerebellum, the part of the brain which controls fine motor skills and coordination, is not completely mature at birth. This condition causes jerky movements, tremors, and generally uncoordinated motion. As you can tell, cats with CH adapt to life with their disability and can live a normal and happy life!