Lynden Animal Clinic

01/03/2025

We are switching to a new software next week! While we get used to the new program, we ask for your patience. We are excited for what this new program will help us do!

01/01/2025

From all of us to all of you, wishing you a wonderful 2025.
HAPPY NEW YEAR! 🎊🕛

12/13/2024

Katie O'Hara stopped by for a check up and was kind enough to pose for a picture. She is a beautiful Irish Wolfhound.
She also wants to remind you to get your medication requests in by December 18th to make sure you don't run out over the holidays!!

12/13/2024

Santa stopped by to pick up the clinic's Christmas Wishlist and Simba is checking it twice.
Reminder of our Holiday hours:
We are closed at 1 pm on December 24, Closed December 25, 26th
Regular hours on December 27
Closed at 1 pm December 30 and 31 for inventory!

12/06/2024

11/26/2024

We are so grateful to have a group like Hobbitstee Wildlife Refuge to help us do what we could for this little screech owl. Thank you to Rick the truck driver who spotted him and brought him to us for safekeeping until Hobbitstee could get him.

This little screech owl was found injured road side by a truck driver who kindly dropped it off with our friends at the Lynden Animal Clinic.

With the help of one of our fabulous volunteer the owl made it to us.

Unfortunately the hit caused the owl to lose vision in his right eye as well as a severe concussion.

When his head is recovered we will work with the owl and help him learn to cope with his reduced vision.

Owls hunt primarily by sound and not so much vision, so we are hopeful this little one will make a full recovery in due time.

Thank you to the trucker and the fabulous staff at the Lynden Vet Clinic.

We wish Dr.Babcock a very happy retirement.

11/25/2024

Just a reminder from Koda to sign the retirement book for Dr. Babcock!

11/18/2024

We hope this message finds you well. We want to share some important news regarding our beloved Dr. Babcock. After 37 years of dedicated service at Lynden Animal Clinic, Dr. Babcock has confirmed his retirement, effective January 31, 2025.

Dr. Babcock has been a cornerstone of our clinic and the veterinary community. His remarkable contributions, including his work with the Moringa Mission and his early days providing care for both large and small animals, have made a lasting impact on many lives. Throughout his career, he has rescued countless animals, and his compassion and expertise will truly be missed.

To honour Dr. Babcock and give everyone a chance to say goodbye, we will be holding an open house on January 30th from 10 AM to 2 PM. We invite you to join us in celebrating his remarkable career and wishing him well in his next chapter. For those unable to attend the open house, we will have a guest book at the front desk for you to leave your messages.

Thank you for your continued support. We look forward to seeing you at the open house or at another time!

Warmly,

Thanks,
Lynden Animal Clinic

10/31/2024

Happy Halloween from all of us at LAC!

10/25/2024

As the seasons change, ensure your pet stays safe during fall activities. Watch for ticks, toxic mushrooms, and keep an eye on decorations that may pose choking hazards. Let's keep our pets safe this season - speak to your veterinarian for additional safety advice.

10/15/2024

This month, we're celebrating the dedicated registered veterinary technicians who provide essential care and compassion to our pets. Join us in thanking an RVT for their hard work and commitment to animal health and welfare!

10/07/2024

This was a great event with lots of learning on how to support our teams!

10/07/2024

Hello Everyone,

***UPDATE Owner Found***
This young female dog was found wandering on Governor's Road. There is no tag or microchip, has a pink collar. Please reach out if you know where she is from!

09/30/2024

On Monday, September 30, 2024, we mark the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, a pivotal moment to reflect, heal, and forge a brighter future together.

09/29/2024

Rabies is a fatal disease caused by a virus found in the saliva of infected mammals. It's most common in wildlife, but can infect any mammal, including pets and humans. To prevent rabies, in Ontario, it's required by law for dogs, cats and ferrets three months of age and older to be vaccinated against the disease. This , make an appointment with your veterinarian to keep your pet protected. Let's work together to prevent rabies and keep our communities safe.

09/05/2024

We are doing some painting at LAC, excited for the end result!