Highland Road Pet Hospital

02/16/2024

Update: We have reduced hours March 4th to March 11th. We will be open from 9am to 3pm on the weekdays and closed on the weekends. No appointments will run during this time, however, we will be open for product and medication sales (veterinarian approved).

12/30/2022

Happy New Years!

This Monday January 2nd our clinic will be closed. Regular hours will resume January 3rd (9am-8pm) We are sorry for an inconvenience, thank you and have a fantastic Holiday!

For EMERGENCIES please contact:

Emergency Veterinary Clinic of Waterloo Region (519)-650-1617

10/31/2022

Happy Halloween! 🐶🐱
Remember to keep treats off the paws,
Watch the decorations and keep strings and wires out of reach,
Be careful witch costumes,
and keep your furry friends somewhere calm!

Pet costumes can be fun—if you consider them from your pet’s point of view

10/27/2022

Happy Halloween! 😺 We are looking forward to seeing your furry friends in some pawesome costumes! For tips on how to keep your furry friends safe for Halloween check out this article!

https://www.humanesociety.org/resources/halloween-safety-tips-pets #:~:text=Before%20the%20trick%2Dor%2Dtreating,music%20playing%20in%20the%20background.

10/25/2022

View our Online Appointment Page!

Did you know that you can book appointments at Highland Road Pet Hospital, view your pets' medical history and much more with the Digitail App? Download it for free!

10/21/2022

Lovely Rose! This sweetheart came in today and we couldn't resist snapping a picture because she was so cute. Her tail was wagging so fast that the camera was having trouble capturing it!

10/18/2022

Ask us about Digitail! The free app where you can book appointments directly from the comfort of your home!

09/14/2022

NO APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE:
Saturday, October 1st - Monday, October 10th

Staff members will be present 9am-3pm and can assist with: booking upcoming appointments, selling over the counter products/food or to relay any message to the veterinarian.

Regular hours RESUME: on:
Wednesday, October 11th
9:00am - 8:00 pm

For day-time EMERGENCIES please contact:
Animal Hospital of Cambridge
621 Hespeler Road,
Cambridge ONT, ON N1R 6J3
519-624-9760

For after hours EMERGENCIES please contact:
The Emergency Veterinary Clinic of Waterloo Region
405 Maple Grove Road, Unit 14,
Cambridge Ontario, N3E 1B6
519-650-1617

09/02/2022

CLOSED MONDAY SEPTEMBER 5th
Normal business hours resume Tuesday September 6th (9 am - 8 pm)

Sorry for any inconvenience. Have a good weekend!

For EMERGENCIES please contact either:

Emergency Veterinary Clinic of Waterloo Region
405 Maple Grove Road, Unit 14,
Cambridge, Ontario N3E 1B6
(519)-650-1617

Animal Hospital of Cambridge
621 Hespeler Road
Cambridge, Ontario N1R6J3
(519)-624-9760

07/26/2022

JULY 25TH - AUGUST 1ST HOURS UPDATE

Through the week of July 25th, our hours will be as follows:

Monday 25th : 9:00am - 7:00 pm
Tuesday 26th : 9:00 am - 7:00 pm
Wednesday 27th : 9:00 am - 7:30 pm
Thursday 28th : 9:00 am - 7:00 pm
Friday 29th : 9:00 am - 7:30 pm
Monday 1st : CLOSED

Sorry for the inconvenience, have a fantastic long weekend!

07/07/2022

Meet Belle and her lovely pink ears!

06/30/2022

We will be closed Friday July 1st for Canada Day. Normal business hours resume Monday July 4th. Have a great long weekend!

If your pet has an emergency please go to the Vet Emergency of Waterloo Region or call the Animal Hospital of Cambridge.

06/28/2022

This is Bruno! He really wanted to help our front desk staff during his appointment. What a cutie!

06/17/2022

Meet Daisy 🌸! Daisy was very brave during her vaccine appointment the other day and loved the vet. Such a sweetheart too!

06/09/2022

Hello all! Please note that Friday June 10th we will be open from 9am to 7pm. Normal business hours resume Monday June 13th.

If your pet is in need of assistance please call either the Animal Hospital of Cambridge or locate an emergency clinic. Have a good weekend!

05/25/2022

The heart-worm parasite. A serious parasite whose infection can result in severe lung disease, heart failure, other organ damage, and death. When a infected mosquito bites your dog or cat the parasite will travel to your pets heart to develop and multiply.

The lifespan of heart-worm inside a host is 5 to 7 years and the adult heart-worms look like strands of cooked spaghetti. The number of worms living inside an infected dog is called the worm burden. The average worm burden in dogs is 15 worms, but that number can easily range from 1 to 250 worms.

Unfortunately, heart-worm treatment is difficult and costly. The best treatment is prevention. Heart-worm preventatives do not kill adult heart-worms and giving a heart-worm preventive to a dog infected with adult heart-worms may be harmful or deadly. That is why annual testing of all pets on heart-worm prevention is recommended. Call us and ask about the best time for your dog’s annual heart-worm test.

https://www.fda.gov/animal-veterinary/animal-health-literacy/keep-worms-out-your-pets-heart-facts-about-heartworm-disease

05/18/2022

Dear Valued Clients,

We will be closed from Saturday May 21st thru Monday May 23rd, 2022 for the Victoria Day long weekend. We will be continuing with our regular business hours starting 9am on Tuesday, May 24th. If you have an emergency, please contact the Animal Hospital of Cambridge at 519-624-9760 or an emergency clinic.

Have a wonderful long weekend!
Warm Regards,
The Team at Highland Road Pet Hospital

05/11/2022

Meet the very sweet puppy Leo ❤️!