Downtown Animal Hospital Hamilton

Downtown Animal Hospital Hamilton Full service veterinary hospital located in the heart of downtown Hamilton!
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Honoring the dads who teach us the true meaning of unconditional love, whether it's for their children or furry family. ...
06/16/2024

Honoring the dads who teach us the true meaning of unconditional love, whether it's for their children or furry family. Happy Father's Day!

This weeks   is Hudson! Hudson was in earlier this week for a routine check-up and vaccines. This time last year, Hudson...
06/14/2024

This weeks is Hudson!

Hudson was in earlier this week for a routine check-up and vaccines. This time last year, Hudson suffered from a large bleeding ulcer which required emergency surgery to fix.

The morning of the incident all seemed normal. Later that day, he urgently needed to defecate, and his bowel movement contained blood. He became lethargic and owners quickly brought him in for evaluation. Bloodwork showed a low blood count. He collapsed in clinic and was taken to OVC. After several blood transfusions and surgery, Hudson was on his way to recovery.

He is now happy and healthy and we love to see him!

Don't hesitate to bring your pet in if they seem off. Their condition can change very quickly!.

We would like to congratulate our good friend Ally who is now officially a veterinarian! Ally started working as a stude...
06/13/2024

We would like to congratulate our good friend Ally who is now officially a veterinarian! Ally started working as a student with us in 2022 and showed exceptional strength and promise. Even while back in school full time, she continued to come in and offer a helping hand. It has been a pleasure to help you learn and grow in this field.

Good luck with your internship, you are going to be an amazing doctor!

Shaved down and ready for the summer heat! ☀
06/12/2024

Shaved down and ready for the summer heat! ☀

Is your pet microchipped?Research suggests that about 1 in 3 pets goes missing annually. That's a lot! As hard as we try...
06/11/2024

Is your pet microchipped?
Research suggests that about 1 in 3 pets goes missing annually. That's a lot!
As hard as we try to be careful, pets do escape, and that's why having a microchip is so important!

What is it?
A microchip is a small device that is manually inserted under the skin layer between the shoulder blades of the pet. The device has a unique code associated with it that is registered with client and pet information.

If your pet gets lost and taken to a vet clinic or a shelter, they will scan for the microchip number. They would then be able to find the your contact information and reunite you with your pet!

Microchip insertion can be done at any vet visit but is best to do along with a spay/neuter (or any) surgery to reduce discomfort. It is not overly painful, the feeling would be similar to getting a vaccine.

If your pet is not microchipped call today! We would be happy schedule an appointment or answer any questions

(905) 521-9404.

Are you looking to foster or adopt a dog? Check out  !They are a non-profit rescue who relocate dogs from South Korea  a...
06/06/2024

Are you looking to foster or adopt a dog?

Check out !

They are a non-profit rescue who relocate dogs from South Korea and help them find homes in Canada and The U.S! They are currently in need of fosters and also have several dogs who are available for adoption.

Check out their website for more information!
https://www.chennyshappytails.org/

June is national adopt a cat month! Paws for the Cause is happening on June 22, 2024 at Montgomery park! An event being ...
06/04/2024

June is national adopt a cat month!

Paws for the Cause is happening on June 22, 2024 at Montgomery park! An event being held in support of our friends at Pantry Four Paws cat rescue! for more information check out

Summer is just around the corner! Which means now is the time to remind you of some summer safety tips.☀️Be sure to prov...
06/03/2024

Summer is just around the corner! Which means now is the time to remind you of some summer safety tips.

☀️Be sure to provide your pet extra water to keep them hydrated
☀️Beware of toxic chemicals such as bug sprays, citronella, sunscreens
☀️Always monitor your pet during activities in the water
☀️Protect the paws! Hot asphalt can cause pain and injury to your dogs paws. Booties, paw balms and walking on grass can prevent injury. Be mindful of the temperature, if it is too hot for your skin, it is too hot for theirs.
☀️Never leave your dog unattended in a car. The temperature inside of a car will surpass the outside temperature very quickly. Your dog will be at risk of heatstroke
☀️Keep your pet cool and do not over exercise in the heat to prevent heatstroke
☀️Stay indoors if it is too hot or during times of thunder/lightning or fireworks

Have a happy and safe summer!

This week’s   is Jack! He was recently adopted and came in for his first visit with us this week. He is very well behave...
05/31/2024

This week’s is Jack!

He was recently adopted and came in for his first visit with us this week. He is very well behaved and extremely friendly!

05/29/2024

The Burlington Animal Hospital is holding a Summer Social event on Saturday July 6th! Check it out to meet pets that are currently adoptable, shop at their garage sale and meet the people who care for these pets!

The event will run from 10am-2pm
for more information on pet adoption , you can reach out to the Burlington Animal shelter directly.

Phone: 905-335-7777
Email: [email protected]

Has your dog had their heartworm test yet? Are they on their flea and tick prevention? If not, now is the time! It is im...
05/28/2024

Has your dog had their heartworm test yet? Are they on their flea and tick prevention? If not, now is the time!

It is important to have your pet on appropriate parasite protection, especially through the summer months. Heartworm is a disease that is carried and spread through mosquitos and ticks also carry a variety of diseases. Over the last few years, these diseases have become far more prevalent in Ontario and putting your pet on prevention is the most effective way of keeping them safe.

A heartworm test must be done prior to administering heartworm prevention to ensure that your dog has not been infected from the season prior.

**Cats do not require testing but should still be on preventives; especially for fleas and ticks**

Along with testing for heartworm, a 4DX test will screen for the tick-borne diseases as well.

This includes:
Erlichiosis, Anaplasmosis and Lyme disease

Call to book your appointment today! (905) 521-9404

Follow the links to learn more:

https://www.akcchf.org/canine-health/sporting-field-dogs/tick-borne-disease.html

https://d3ft8sckhnqim2.cloudfront.net/images/2023_AHS_Canine_Brochure_Parallel_Fold_20OCT023.pdf?1706825637

This weeks   is Daisy! She came to us due to difficulty urinating and having blood in the urine. An x-ray confirmed that...
05/10/2024

This weeks is Daisy!

She came to us due to difficulty urinating and having blood in the urine. An x-ray confirmed that Daisy had developed stones in her bladder which required surgery to remove.

Bladder stones are caused when the pH of the bladder is off. This can be caused by diet, infection or stress. If left untreated the stones could cause urethral obstruction

Symptoms of bladder stones include:
-Abdominal discomfort
-Difficulty or straining to urinate
-Dribbling urine
-Discoloured urine
-Bloody urine
-Lethargy
-Vomiting

If your pet has a history of developing crystals or stones in the bladder, the best prevention is a prescription urinary safe diet!
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The warm weather is here which means more outdoor time with our dogs! Hiking is a great activity to do with our furry fr...
05/08/2024

The warm weather is here which means more outdoor time with our dogs! Hiking is a great activity to do with our furry friends as it mentally stimulating and a great form of exercise but it should be done with caution

Jack was on a hike with his owner and stepped on a sharp object that cut the pad of his foot. He was brought in and we stitched him back up. Unfortunately the wound reopened and he had to go through the process of stitches and multiple bandage changes before it fully healed.

(Swipe to see the initial injury)

A few tips to protect your dogs paws while hiking include:
-Wearing boots
-Keeping the nails trimmed (to prevent painful breakage)
-Paw balm (won’t protect from deep cuts but will help prevent cracking and discomfort)

Back in March we posted about some kittens looking for new homes. They were successfully adopted out and are settling we...
05/07/2024

Back in March we posted about some kittens looking for new homes. They were successfully adopted out and are settling well in their new homes! .

Happy Wednesday! We hope you enjoy your day as much as Hazel Matilda enjoyed her visit!
05/01/2024

Happy Wednesday! We hope you enjoy your day as much as Hazel Matilda enjoyed her visit!

04/19/2024

This weeks are Cow and Sav! They were very good for their first vaccines and love their new crinkle ball!

04/16/2024

Just a reminder that we now offer extended hours on Wednesdays and Thursdays! We know that a lot of our clients have busy schedules and would prefer to have later appointments!

On Wednesdays and Thursdays we will take appointments up until 7pm and are open for sales until 8pm!

Call to schedule an appointment at (905) 521-9404

This weeks   is Ava! Another senior patient that we would like to highlight. At 20(!!!) years old, she comes in for an i...
04/05/2024

This weeks is Ava! Another senior patient that we would like to highlight. At 20(!!!) years old, she comes in for an injection of Solencia which is used to alleviate arthritic pain.

We always love to see our young puppies and kittens but it is also very important to mention or senior friends as well. ...
04/03/2024

We always love to see our young puppies and kittens but it is also very important to mention or senior friends as well. Gir is a longtime patient of ours who recently underwent a dental procedure at 16 years old. He did very well under anesthesia and made a full recovery. He is now far more comfortable and able to continue to thrive! Thank you to his owners for trusting us with their senior baby 🥰

For an added dose of cuteness, swipe to see a pic with his friend, Noodles!

03/28/2024

We will be closed tomorrow (Friday March 28th) for Good Friday. Hoppy Easter!

This weeks   is Winston! He was so sweet and cuddly during his appointment!
03/22/2024

This weeks is Winston! He was so sweet and cuddly during his appointment!

We would like to wish our friend Bianco a very happy 13th birthday!
03/19/2024

We would like to wish our friend Bianco a very happy 13th birthday!

Wishing you and your furry family a fun and safe St. Patrick's Day!
03/17/2024

Wishing you and your furry family a fun and safe St. Patrick's Day!

This is Bunker who was in for his last set of puppy vaccines. Such a friendly little guy!                               ...
03/12/2024

This is Bunker who was in for his last set of puppy vaccines. Such a friendly little guy!

We would like to highlight Tank this week as our  ! Tank was an itchy but with a diet change, medication and regular bat...
03/08/2024

We would like to highlight Tank this week as our ! Tank was an itchy but with a diet change, medication and regular bathing, Tank is looking and feeling great! Way to go!

03/05/2024

A reminder that beginning tomorrow (March 6th) we will be extending hour hours on Wednesdays and Thursdays! We will be taking appointments until 7:00pm, and open for sales until 8:00pm!

The weather is beginning to get warmer which means more time outside with our furry friends. Ticks are out all year roun...
02/28/2024

The weather is beginning to get warmer which means more time outside with our furry friends. Ticks are out all year round (as long as the temperature is 4 degrees Celsius or higher) but they will be much more prevalent soon. Always check your pet after outdoor activity- especially in uncut grass or wooded areas.

Make sure you are coming in to get your pets Bravecto or preferred flea and tick prevention! This is important for both dogs AND cats.

It is also never a bad idea to run a 4DX test to check for heartworm and tick-borne diseases such a Lyme disease.

Call to schedule an appointment or to fill your prescription. (905) 521-9404
***Please note that we would have to have examined your pet in the last 12 months to prescribe***

Hazel and Finn for their first vaccines a few days ago 🥹
02/27/2024

Hazel and Finn for their first vaccines a few days ago 🥹

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Hamilton, ON

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 8pm
Thursday 8am - 8pm
Friday 8am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 12pm

Telephone

+19055219404

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